The Cardinal Health Argyle™ Trocar Catheter Kits & Thoracostomy Procedure Trays are meticulously designed to aid healthcare professionals in performing thoracic surgical procedures with guaranteed efficacy and safety. The range includes a variety of catheter sizes and lengths, from 8FR to 32FR and 9 inches to 16 inches respectively, all crafted from durable PVC material. Each kit and tray are sterile, ensuring the utmost hygiene and reducing the risk of procedural complications.

These kits include an extensive array of procedural accessories such as latex gloves, prep swabs, and cups to adequately support chest drainage and thoracostomy techniques. The convenience of having a fenestrated drape and additional prepping items all in one package makes these kits invaluable in fast-paced surgical settings. The Cardinal Health Argyle™ Trocar Catheter Kits stand out with their practical design and unwavering commitment to patient safety and efficient fluid evacuation.

Key Features:

• The catheter kits are made from high-quality PVC, ensuring durability and reliability in critical surgical situations. The various French sizes and lengths accommodate different procedural requirements, offering versatility and precision.
• Each kit includes essential tools and accessories for thoracostomy procedures, such as sterile latex gloves and prepping components, thereby providing a comprehensive solution for medical professionals.

Uses:

• Cardinal Health Argyle™ Trocar Catheter Kits & Thoracostomy Procedure Trays are designed for effective drainage of fluids, such as air, blood, and other fluids from the chest cavity in thoracic surgical procedures. They ensure patient safety and reduce the risk of infection.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for the Cardinal Health Argyle™ Trocar Catheter?
The Trocar Catheters are available in sizes ranging from 8 French (FR) to 32 French (FR), with lengths from 9 inches to 16 inches.

2. Are the kits sterile?
Yes, all Cardinal Health Argyle™ Trocar Catheter Kits and components are provided in a sterile condition to reduce the risk of infection.