Arterial leadercath S

Arterial Leadercath is a transparent arterial catheter with radiopaque lines introduced using the Seldinger technique.
Although it can be inserted in a variety of arteries, the most common site for the placement of this catheter is the radial artery.
The Seldinger technique makes arterial puncture easier particularly in hypotensive patients with a weak peripheral pulse and when arteries are atherosclerosed or narrow.
Arterial Leadercath is presented in a rigid blister pack containing:

• 1 safety needle Seldisafe 20G (holding the plastic white loop against the skin of the patient, the user pulls the hub of the needle. A safety device slides along the needle and neutralizes the needle bevel preventing all risk of needle-stick injury).
• 1 straight guidewire,
• 1 PU extension tube length 10 cm with an Autoflush,
• 1 transparent and radiopaque catheter in polyethylene with winged hub.