Implantable venous port Celsite® PSU
single-lumenpolymer

implantable venous port
implantable venous port
implantable venous port
implantable venous port
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Characteristics

Type of port
venous
Number of lumens
single-lumen
Material
polymer

Description

Celsite® PSU Access ports for mid to long-term venous applications Celsite® PSU Access Port Systems are indicated for any condition that requires mid to long-term intermittent or continuous venous infusion. They are intended to be used for repeated, intravenous administration of, for example, chemotherapy, antibiotic and anti-viral drugs, parenteral nutrition, blood sampling or transfusion. Celsite® PSU has a polysulphone body with a titanium chamber and is high pressure resistant up to 325 PSI (22,4 bar). Special Features - Large range of silicone and polyurethane catheters - Pre-connected versions available for increased reliability of connection - High pressure resistance up to 325 PSI ( 22,4 bar) General Features - Anatomic design and lower profiled nose for simplified insertion and patient comfort - Made out of lightweight polysulphone - Titanium chamber for enhanced security - Also available in small sizes to facilitate implantation in paediatric and underweight patients - High density silicone septum for reliable puncture and to ensure maximum port life - 3 suture holes to facilitate fixation of the port - The radiopaque catheter is graduated from 5 cm in order to facilitate an easy, precise and safe implantation - Rounded atraumatic catheter tip - Reliable radiopaque connection ring with anti-kink protection - MRI compatible, Latex, DEHP and PVC free Available Implantation Technique - Seldinger - Braunule, Seldinger - Over-the-wire - Surgical cut-down

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