RC014MIBB
Edwards Manually Inflating Retrograde Cardioplegia 14F Catheter w/Pre-Shaped Stylet & Handle
$10.00
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Description
Edwards Lifesciences Manually Inflating Retrograde Cardioplegia Catheter
The manually inflating retrograde cardioplegia catheter is designed to maximize patient protection by providing global myocardial protection. It features a manually inflating balloon that allows surgical control of balloon inflation during cardioplegia delivery, and a variety of handle and stylet designs that facilitate insertion for a variety of surgical techniques.
RC014MIBB
- Pre-Shaped Stylet and Handle
- 12.5" (32cm) Overall Length
- Smooth Silicone Balloon
Additional information
| Size | 14.0F |
|---|---|
| Arms | N/A |
| Manufacturer | |
| Unit | eaches |
- FDA Product Code: DWF
- FDA Product Code Name: Catheter, Cannula And Tubing, Vascular, Cardiopulmonary Bypass
- GMDN Term Code: 36109
- GMDN Term Name: Coronary sinus cannula
- GMDN Term Description: A sterile, rigid or semi-rigid tube designed to be surgically inserted, temporarily, into the ostium of the coronary sinus to provide retrograde coronary perfusion/cardioplegia during cardiopulmonary bypass or minimally invasive surgery. It may be equipped with a self-inflating low pressure balloon that is typically used for back flushing the coronary vessel in the event of inadvertent coronary air embolization. Insertion is achieved with the use of a removable stylet or trocar. This is a single-use device.
