Coronary artery infusion catheter

Coronary artery infusion catheters are thin, flexible tubes inserted into the coronary arteries to deliver fluids like contrast dye, medications, or saline directly to the heart’s blood vessels. They often guide a guidewire into place and are used during procedures such as coronary angiography or interventional treatments to improve visibility or deliver targeted therapies.

These devices are single-use and regulated as medical instruments, typically requiring compliance with standards for sterility, biocompatibility, and procedural safety. They are supplied pre-sterilized and packaged for one-time clinical use, with classification varying by jurisdiction based on procedural risk and intended application.