SKU: 4A-UR-0030
The Percutaneous Nephrostomy Drainage Catheter Set (available with or without a pigtail locking mechanism) is a complete interventional kit providing all tools required for Seldinger-technique renal access. Designed for fluoroscopic or ultrasound-guided procedures, it includes an access needle, guidewire, sequential dilators, and a pigtail catheter.
| Product Name | Percutaneous Nephrostomy Drainage Catheter Set (Locking / Non-Locking) |
| Intended Application | Complete Seldinger-technique renal access kit |
| Kit Components | 1 x Initial Access Needle (18G Chiba/Trocar); 1 x Guidewire (0.035 in, J-tip, 150 cm); 3-4 x Fascial Dilators (graded sizes); 1 x PCN Catheter (Locking or Non-locking) with flexible stiffener; 1 x Scalpel & Drainage Adapter |
| Sterilization | EO Sterilized |
The Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP) Set is a comprehensive electrosurgical instrumentation system designed for endourological resection of hyperplastic prostatic tissue and bladder tumors. Comprising an outer sheath, inner sheath, working element, and obturator, this set provides continuous irrigation and clear visualization during monopolar or bipolar resection procedures.
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