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An IV Catheter, also known as an IV Catheter, peripheral venous catheter, or intravenous cannula, is a versatile medical device used for rapid venous access or injection. It consists of a small, flexible tube (catheter) attached to a needle, which is inserted into a vein. IV Catheters are commonly used for intravenous therapy, long-term infusions, blood sampling, high-volume injections, hemodialysis, fluid therapy, and the administration of drugs and infusion solutions. The duration of use can range from 3 days to approximately one month, depending on the insertion site.
- Designed and manufactured in compliance with international standards ISO 10993, ISO 9626, ISO 10555-5, and ISO 10555-1
- Single-use, non-pyrogenic, biocompatible, and sterilized with ethylene oxide
- Uses triple-bevel back-cut technology to minimize insertion pain
- Features a flexible ETFE catheter with radiopaque stripes for X-ray detection and a tapered and chamfered tip for smooth insertion