The ICU Medical Port-A-Cath Power P.A.C. Kit is an advanced medical solution specifically engineered for patients requiring long-term venous access. This comprehensive kit is equipped with a single-lumen low profile and standard titanium portals, designed to withstand repeated use while maintaining patient comfort. The kit also includes a PolyFlow Polyurethane catheter available in 5.8FR and 7.8FR sizes, ensuring flexibility and patient comfort during insertion and use.

Each Port-A-Cath Kit comes with a range of essential components including straight and blunt needles, a vein pick, and a Point-Lok device, all contributing to a seamless clinical experience. Its robust design not only enhances the safety and efficiency of venous catheterization but also minimizes risk of infection, making it ideal for prolonged or frequent medical procedures.

Key Features:

• Constructed from titanium, the Port-A-Cath is lightweight yet highly durable, ensuring long-term use without compromising structural integrity.
• The PolyFlow Polyurethane catheter is designed for flexibility and comfort, ensuring smoother venous access and patient comfort during use.
• Multiple included components such as the Vein Pick and Point-Lok device provide complete readiness for implantation and use in clinical settings.

Uses:

• The ICU Medical Port-A-Cath Power P.A.C. is designed for patients requiring long-term intravenous therapy, such as chemotherapy, blood transfusions, or parenteral nutrition. It provides a safe and reliable access point for IV treatments, reducing the need for repeated needle sticks.
• Used in varied medical settings, the Port-A-Cath minimizes infection risk by reducing exposure to the external environment, making it ideal for patients with compromised immune systems. Its durable construction allows for extended subcutaneous implantation and frequent use.

FAQs:

1. What are the dimensions of the Port-A-Cath portal?
The Low Profile portal measures 25x11.5x9.5mm, while the Standard portal measures 30.5x14.7x11.4mm.

2. What materials are used in the Port-A-Cath system?
The portal is made from titanium, and the catheter is made from PolyFlow Polyurethane.