The Cardinal Health Surgical Drain Jackson-Pratt® is meticulously designed for effective postoperative care, offering a reliable solution for surgical drainage needs. This hubless silicone round surgical drain is equipped with an efficient trocar for precise placement and fluid evacuation.

Measuring 30cm and featuring a 19FR size, the surgical drain ensures optimal performance in managing postoperative fluids, thereby reducing the risk of complications like infection. With a box containing ten drains, it provides a convenient solution for healthcare facilities needing reliable, patient-safe products. Its construction from flexible silicone material ensures patient comfort while enabling smooth insertion and removal.

Key Features:

• Constructed with high-quality silicone, this surgical drain ensures durability and flexibility, making it ideal for a variety of surgical procedures. Its round design facilitates smoother insertion and positioning.
• Equipped with a channel and trocar, this drain simplifies the drainage process by providing precise and controlled fluid removal, enhancing patient recovery and reducing the risk of complications.

Uses:

• The Cardinal Health Surgical Drain Jackson-Pratt® is highly effective in postoperative care, designed to facilitate meticulous fluid drainage after surgeries. Its silicone construction ensures patient comfort and efficient drainage, minimizing infection risks.

FAQs:

1. What is the purpose of a Jackson-Pratt® drain?
A Jackson-Pratt® drain is used to remove fluids that build up in an area post-surgery, thus preventing potential infection and promoting quicker healing.

2. Is the silicone drain suitable for all types of surgeries?
While the silicone material is versatile, it's primarily used for surgeries expected to accumulate postoperative fluids. Always consult with a healthcare professional.

3. How long can the drain remain in place?
The duration varies by patient and surgery type. Typically, it remains until fluid output decreases to an acceptable level as directed by healthcare providers.