UreSil CCL2-1450HB Hydrophilic Coated Origin CHOLE-CATH Biliary Drainage Catheter with Radiopaque Marker and Depth Marks 14F
UreSil CCL2-1450HB Hydrophilic Coated Origin CHOLE-CATH Biliary Drainage Catheter with Radiopaque Marker and Depth Marks 14F is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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UreSil CCL2-1450HB Hydrophilic Coated Origin CHOLE-CATH Biliary Drainage Catheter with Radiopaque Marker and Depth Marks 14F
UreSil CCL2-1450HB Hydrophilic Coated Origin CHOLE-CATH Biliary Drainage Catheter with Radiopaque Marker and Depth Marks 14F.
Technical specifications
- Brand: UreSil
- Reference / model: CCL2-1450HB
- Model: CCL2-1450HB UreSil
- Working Length: 40cm
Additional product details
- 14F
- Locking pigtail
- The UreSil CCL2-1450HB is a 14 French (≈ 4.7 mm) biliary drainage catheter designed for percutaneous biliary procedures. It features a 40 cm working length and is constructed from Ureflex®-Soft, a hydrophilic-coated material that enhances patient comfort and facilitates smooth insertion. The catheter is equipped with a locking pigtail tip, which helps secure the catheter in place within the bile duct, reducing the risk of dislodgement. A radiopaque marker located adjacent to the proximal hole aids in accurate placement under fluoroscopic or X-ray guidance. The catheter also includes depth markings along its shaft to assist clinicians in confirming proper positioning during the procedure. Each unit is supplied sterile and is intended for single-use only.
- This catheter is part of UreSil’s CHOLE-CATH® line, which is CE-marked and available for sale in the USA and in countries where the product has received clearance for sale. Each box contains 5 units, making it suitable for clinical settings requiring multiple procedures.
Condition
New.
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