Interventional Radiology | Biopsy and Drainage | Which Medical Device
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PerkuCess Hydro F is a Percutaneous locking pigtail drain. This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. The main features of the device are: Suitable for direct puncture or...
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Simplify is a unique releasable needle holder and guide that may be your spare hand during interventions. Made as a sterile disposable it's single-use and being all plastic it makes no artifacts on a CT image. It has also been tested in the MR environment and is completely MR...
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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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The Merit MAK (Mini Access Kit) and S-MAK (Stiffened Mini Access Kit) introducer devices have been designed to provide access to the vascular system. Merit says that the devices facilitate the percutaneous placement of 0.035" (0.89mm) or 0.038" (0.97mm) guide wires into the...
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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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