Catheters

Catheters

Diagnostic catheters are used for angiographic procedures, and x-ray contrast agents, embolization coils, and therapeutic agents enter the selected site of the vascular system. They are also designed to help wire guides or catheters reach the right place.

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Precise and accurate catheter vision is vital for angiographic procedures, so we recommend using Cook Medical catheters with echogenic markers. You can also find angiographic catheters of various specifications in our range – shapes, sizes, and lengths. Our experienced consultants will help you make the best decision.

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Models:

  • Guiding catheters
  • Reinforced catheters
  • Special catheters
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