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The StayFIX ®fixation device is a sterile adhesive fastener that secures percutaneous nonvascular catheters or tubes to help minimise movement or accidental removal. Image provided by Merit Medical, Reprinted by Permission.
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A highly ultrasound visible needle manufactured by Pajunk Medical. The needles have special angular indentations ‘cornerstone’ reflectors near their tips which will reflect ultrasound independent of the angle of insonation.
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The One-Step Centesis Catheter from Merit Medical is a sheathed needle device for drainage of body cavities. It has a luer lock or slip fit connection, four large holes for drainage, a smooth tapered tip, an echo-enhanced needle tip and a clear hub for flashback indication. It is available in 4F...
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The Drainer Centesis Catheter from Vascular Solutions is an over-the-needle catheter for percutaneous aspiration and drainage. Features include large distal sideholes and a siliconized catheter. The catheter is available in 4F, 5F and 6F in a 9cm length and 5F by 15cm.
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The Yueh Centesis Catheter Needle from Cook is indicated for percutaneous fluid aspiration from body cavities. It has a hollow stylet needle design for aspiration prior to stylet removal and four sideports. The device is available in 4, 5, 6 and 8 French Sizes, and 7 to 20 cm in length depending...
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