16 matching records for CONNECTING CATHETER.
An insulated electrical conductor designed to provide an electrical connection between an electrical catheter (e.g., an electrophysiological diagnostic catheter or ablation catheter) and an electrically-powered parent device (e.g., generator, analyser). Its...
A small, sterile, connecting device intended to create a mechanical union between the proximal end of urethral and/or ureteral catheter and an external device (e.g., irrigation/vacuum unit, syringe, urine drainage bag) to enable infusion, drainage, or other...
A small, sterile, connecting device that enables a mechanical union between an in situ cardiac catheter [e.g., an electrophysiology (EP) diagnostic catheter] and an electrocardiograph (ECG) cable/lead for transmission of heart signals to an ECG machine. Thi...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A connecting device, often in two pieces, intended to be used to join a peritoneal dialysis catheter to the dialysate line during treatment. It is typically made of plastic or metal and may be used when the devices to be connected are from different manufac...
A sterile, flexible tube intended to be introduced endoscopically for the temporary drainage of the biliary and/or pancreatic duct. It is intended to navigate to the biliary and/or pancreatic tract via the sphincter of Oddi, and terminate proximally via the...
A collection of sterile devices intended to be used in a multi-parameter urinary monitoring system to provide continuous urinary drainage with measured collection, and to detect intra-abdominal pressure (via intra-bladder pressure) and core temperature (via...
A connecting device, usually a small part, intended to be used to join an applied catheter to an external device(s) used in the intravenous administration of fluids to a patient. This device will typically be used when the devices to be connected are from d...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A connecting component of a flexible or rigid endoscope assembly intended to be used to join one or more endoscope elements to create a complete endoscope assembly, or to enable the connection of other devices (e.g., a laser). It may also be fitted with sto...
A sterile flexible tube inserted into the bladder, via the urethra, to obtain a sample of urine that has not been contaminated by urethral passage. The distal end can have various tip designs, and the proximal end may terminate in a soft connecting piece to...
An insulated electrical conductor used to provide an electrical connection between a cardiac tissue ablation system generator and the operative ablative device (e.g., a dedicated cardiac tissue ablation system applicator or a catheter). Its length may also ...
A sterile device intended to enable connection of a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunt or shunt component (e.g., cerebrospinal fluid catheter) to a syringe during shunt patency checking; it is not intended to be implanted. It is typically a small plastic devic...
An electronic device intended for the continuous or intermittent measurement and display of several invasively-detected physiological parameters (e.g., intracranial, compartmental, and blood pressures). It consists of a single unit intended to be used with ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device, that includes internal rechargeable batteries, designed to treat neurogenic dysphagia by electrical stimulation of the nerves in the mucous membrane of the oropharynx, inducing compensatory reorganization of swallowi...