Femoral access sheath

It is used during percutaneous angiography and interventional procedures to maintain intravenous access for the safe and easy delivery of guide wires, catheters, and other medical devices to the target tissue. Our introducer sleeves are designed for use in hospital catheterization laboratories for the percutaneous insertion of various devices into veins and/or arteries during a variety of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Types: Femoral introducer sheath, Transradial introducer sheath Features and description: Introducer sheaths provide excellent transitions, allowing for precise placement into the vein. A special valve minimizes blood leakage during the procedure. They facilitate easy insertion and removal of the devices. They are color-coded for easy identification and different sizes. A special connection is provided for secure mounting of the dilator and sheath. It features a rotating suture ring. It has a three-way stopcock for flushing and aspiration. All components are included in a single package. Different guide wire options are available to meet procedural needs. Technical specifications: They are manufactured in different diameters from 4 F to 14 F and in sizes from 4 cm to 23 cm to meet all interventional needs.