1,762 devices · GMDN 64266
An intermittent urethral drainage catheter is a specialized tube used to empty the bladder when a patient cannot void urine naturally. These devices are designed for temporary insertion into the urethra and are typically used by the patient themselves to manage urinary retention.
These catheters are intended for single-use only and must be discarded immediately after the drainage procedure is complete. They are manufactured from materials that ease insertion and do not contain any antimicrobial agents or medication coatings.
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