G22535
Cook Tri-Ex Extraction Balloon 15mm, Injects Below
$75.00
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Description
Tri-Ex® Triple Lumen Extraction Balloon
G22535 / TX-15-B
- Triple Lumen
- Catheter Size: 7F tapered to 5F
- Catheter Length: 200cm
- Balloon Diameter: 15mm
- Wire Guide Diameter: 0.035"
- Minimum Accessory Channel: 2.8mm
- Injects Below
Used for endoscopic removal of biliary stones.
Additional information
| Size | 15.00mm |
|---|---|
| Arms | N/A |
| Manufacturer | |
| Unit | eaches |
| Usable Length | 200cm |
- FDA Product Code: GCA
- FDA Product Code Name: Biliary Catheter for stone removal that may also allow for irrigation and contrast injection / Catheter, Biliary, Surgical
- GMDN Term Code: 46715
- GMDN Term Name: ERCP catheter, balloon, non-electrical, stone-retrieval
- GMDN Term Description: A flexible, tubular, non-electrical device with an inflatable multi-sizing balloon at the distal end designed for the removal of stones (calculi) from the biliary tract during endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). It is inserted through the working channel of an endoscope, typically beyond the stones, where the balloon is inflated and retracted to push the stones out. It typically has more than one lumen to allow, e.g., use of a guidewire while simultaneously enabling the injection of a contrast medium into the biliary tree for fluoroscopic visualization of the bile ducts. This is a single-use device.
