The Bard Medical 0600160 Hickman® Central Venous Catheter is a high-quality medical device designed for use in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings. This single lumen catheter is specifically intended for central venous access via a cutdown procedure, providing a reliable and efficient means of administering medications, fluids, and nutrients to patients. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to facilitate long-term vascular access, making it an essential tool for patients requiring prolonged treatment.

The Bard Medical 0600160 Hickman® Central Venous Catheter is designed to provide secure and stable access to the central venous system, allowing for the delivery of essential therapies and medications. This catheter is part of a cutdown procedure tray, which includes all the necessary components for a successful procedure. The catheter's single lumen design ensures ease of use and minimizes the risk of complications, making it a preferred choice among healthcare professionals.

Key Features

• Single lumen design for simplified use and reduced risk of complications
• 9.6FR diameter and 3.2 mm lumen size for optimal fluid flow and medication delivery
• Cutdown procedure tray includes all necessary components for a successful procedure
• Durable construction for long-term reliability and patient safety
• Designed for central venous access, providing a reliable means of administering treatments
• Facilitates long-term vascular access for patients requiring prolonged therapy
• Compatible with standard medical equipment and procedures

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: varies depending on the specific tray configuration • Weight: approximately [not specified, please consult the manufacturer] • Materials: medical-grade materials for biocompatibility and durability • Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant medical device standards and regulations

Ideal For

• Hospitals and inpatient facilities • Outpatient clinics and infusion centers • Home healthcare settings for patients requiring long-term vascular access • Oncology and chemotherapy treatment centers • Dialysis and renal care facilities • Intensive care units (ICUs) and critical care settings