The ICU Medical 21-4453-24 Port-A-Cath Tray is a comprehensive medical kit designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals and clinics. Its standout benefit lies in providing a complete solution for implanting a Port-A-Cath, a type of vascular access device used for patients requiring frequent or long-term intravenous therapy. This tray includes all the necessary components for a successful procedure, streamlining the process and reducing the risk of complications.

The Port-A-Cath Tray is intended to facilitate the implantation of a vascular access port, which allows for easy administration of medications, nutrients, or blood products. The tray's contents are carefully selected to ensure a smooth and efficient procedure, from venipuncture to port placement. By including a range of high-quality instruments and materials, this tray helps healthcare professionals perform the procedure with confidence and precision.

Key Features

• Includes a single-lumen standard portal made from durable polysulfone and titanium materials
• Features a PolyFlow polyurethane catheter with a 5.8FR diameter for smooth insertion and minimal discomfort
• Comes with a range of needles, including straight, blunt, and 18G introducer needles, to accommodate different patient needs
• Includes a J-guidewire and 90° needle for precise portal placement
• Features a Gripper Plus Safety Needle for enhanced safety and control during the procedure
• Supplied with syringes, a tunneling tool, and a Point-Lok device for secure port fixation
• Designed to minimize complications and promote optimal patient outcomes

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 28 x 14.6 x 11.4 mm • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Polysulfone, titanium, polyurethane, and stainless steel • Compliance: Meets relevant medical device standards and regulations

Ideal For

• Hospitals • Outpatient clinics • Cancer treatment centers • Dialysis facilities • Home care settings (with proper training and equipment) Note: The Port-A-Cath Tray is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals in a sterile environment. Proper handling, storage, and disposal of the tray's contents are essential to ensure patient safety and prevent complications.