Kyphoplasty balloon catheter

Kyphoplasty balloon catheters are single-use, sterile tubes used in minimally invasive spine procedures to treat vertebral compression fractures. During balloon kyphoplasty, the catheter is inserted into the fractured vertebra, where its balloon is inflated to create space for bone cement injection, helping restore spinal alignment and stability.

These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, often requiring sterile packaging and compliance with percutaneous intervention standards. They are supplied as part of a procedural kit and are designed for one-time use in fluoroscopy-guided procedures, ensuring precision and safety during vertebral fracture treatment.