Chronic Hemodialysis Catheters

Designed for comfortable placement and high and stable flow

• Due to not needing a stylet, the placement steps are much shorter compared to the types that need a stylet.
• Can be placed in two ways, Antegrade and Retrograde 
• Catheter tip design allows you to have the least adverse effect on blood recirculation.

VectorFlow will make it easy for you.

VectorFlow catheter tip features:

•   Improve blood flow and reduce turbulence
•   Minimizing Recirculation 
•    Preventing wastage of anticoagulant solution
•   Ability to adapt to different anatomical conditions of the patient

Catheter tip design has a significant effect on the inactivation of platelets and the formation of clots during dialysis.

Advantages of Retrograde Tunneling Technique:

1-Placing the tip of the catheter in right atrium in an accurate manner

2-Helping to create a smooth tunnel channel with the following specifications:

• Minimize kinking of the catheter
• Prevent catheter displacement
• Minimize bleeding from tunneling

3-Exit marking allows repeated cuff placement and exit location

4-making easy to replace the extension line without removing the catheter

In permanent hemodialysis, the tip of the catheter is of particular importance.

Designed for better performance:

• The design of the catheter tip is so that it creates an optimal flow with minimal recirculation.
• The design of the side holes of the catheter prevents the wastage of the anticoagulant solution and thus prevents the formation of blood clots.
• The unique design of the tip of this catheter reduces the risk of damage to platelets and clot accumulation on the surface of the catheter by controlling shear pressure.