1,248 devices · GMDN 32151
Peripheral vascular intervention infusion catheters are flexible tubes used during cardiovascular procedures to deliver fluids like contrast agents or medications directly into the peripheral blood vessels. They may feature side holes, expandable frames, or balloons to enhance precision and effectiveness in targeted areas, such as dissolving clots or improving drug distribution.
These catheters are single-use devices introduced through the skin and are distinct from central venous or microcatheters. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are typically classified based on their intended use and risk profile, with compliance requirements varying by country. Availability depends on local medical practice and procedural needs.
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