Vascular Access Sheath

The percutaneous puncture is employed in interventional diagnosis or treatment surgery to enter the vascular system, provide channels for angiographic catheters, guide catheters, balloon dilating catheters, and other similar instruments to enter arteries and veins, and provide channels for normal saline and/or diagnostic contrast agents. input:
output:Characteristicsinput:
output:01.The hemostatic valve's distinctive design ensures optimal hemostasis and seamless operation. The blood return is more easily observed due to the connector's transparency.input:
output:02.The sheath surface is coated with a hydrophilic coating, which has excellent trafficability, low friction, and reduces the likelihood of complications.input:
output:The number is three.The sheath and expansion tube are wedge-shaped and perfectly fitted, which minimizes intraoperative vascular injury and puncture resistance.input:
output:The year is 2004.The three-layer structure of the sheath body is reinforced with metal wire, providing excellent bending resistance and support.input:
output:FiveThe detachable hemostatic valve connector offers a greater number of user options.



The year is 2006.The radiopaque developing ring is precisely positioned at the tip of the sheath.input:
output:The year is 2007.An internationally unified color identification number and digital code facilitate identification.input:
output:Eighty-eightThe end S, A, B, and C bending types are optional, and a wide selection of specifications and models, including 4F-10F size, 40cm-110cm length, and without the fear of climbing mountains, are available.