Abdominal Drainage Tube

Thoracic drainage tube for removal of air or fluid from the pleural space. Essential for pneumothorax and pleural effusion management in surgical and emergency settings.

A thoracic drain tube for pleural fluid or air drainage in chest cavity procedures. Used in thoracic and respiratory interventions.

Specialized tubing for percutaneous drainage of abdominal and thoracic collections. Features side holes for effective fluid aspiration. Manufactured with radiopaque material for fluoroscopic visualization during placement.

Specialized catheter designed for thoracic drainage procedures, enabling safe removal of fluid or air from the pleural space. Used in clinical settings for management of pneumothorax, pleural effusion, and hemothorax.

Drainage catheters are tubular medical devices inserted into body cavities or tissues to remove fluid accumulations. These devices are used in various clinical applications including wound drainage, urinary catheterization, and percutaneous drainage procedures.

Catheter system for therapeutic drainage of fluid collections. Provides sustained drainage capability for both general purposes and specialized clinical applications.

Specialized drainage tubes for fluid management in medical device applications including abdominal, thoracic, and therapeutic drainage. Manufactured to clinical specifications for safety and performance.

A medical device designed for drainage of body fluids and secretions. These single-use sterile catheters are used in various clinical applications for fluid management.

Sterile, flexible tubes designed for urinary drainage and bladder management in hospitalized and catheterized patients. Available with various materials and drainage configurations.

Complete systems for abdominal cavity drainage following surgical procedures or in response to pathological fluid accumulation. The systems include collection chambers with measurement capacity.

Tubes designed for drainage of fluid or air from the pleural space. Used in thoracic surgery and critical care settings. Manufactured with radiopaque materials for visualization.

Disposable catheters for fluid drainage and management in clinical settings. Suitable for use in various medical departments including surgery and urology.