Hemodialysis Catheters

• Standard insertion technique or Retrograde insertion technique


• Allows for flexible insertion procedures for tip placement, precise cuff
  position, and tunnel creation

Split Tip Design

• Provides high flows with low venous pressures


• Lower rate of catheter occlusion¹


• Less than 1% recirculation at 350 ml per minute flow rate


• Maintains high flows through the duration of the dialysis session

Removable Hub

• Secures catheter after placement


• Easy to remove and discard once cuff is secure

Tip-Hole Configuration

• New tip-hole configuration helps improve overall catheter performance and flow rates

¹Trerotola SO, et al. Randomized Comparison of High-Flow versus Conventional Hemodialysis Catheters.

JVIR 1999; 10:1032-1038.

FlowGuard™ valved PTFE tearaway sheath

Valved Technology

• Significant reduction in blood loss, when compared to standard tearaway sheaths


• Reduces the risk of air embolism


• Requires no change in technique

PTFE Material

• Superior sheath to dilator transition and lubricious surface allows for easier insertion


• Material properties allow for smooth and even peel-away after catheter placement

Additional Features

• Locking hub to prevent dilator from “backing out” during insertion


• Low profile handles