Applied Medical Technologies Balloon Gastrostomy Feeding Tube AMT 20 Fr. Silicone

Balloon Gastrostomy Feeding Tube AMT 20 Fr. Silicone

The AMT balloon gastrostomy feeding tube is a 20 Fr. silicone tube for enteral feeding access. Buyers may choose it when they need a tube with adjustable length up to 10 cm and guidewire compatibility for placement workflow. The inflated balloon extends beyond the distal catheter tip to help reduce erosion and the risk of gastric ulceration.

Good Fit For

• Enteral feeding tube selection where 20 Fr. size is required
• Settings that prefer adjustable tube length up to 10 cm
• Workflows that call for guidewire compatibility

Key Features

• 20 Fr. balloon gastrostomy feeding tube for enteral access needs
• Silicone construction for buyers seeking this material type
• Adjusts to any length up to 10 cm for fit flexibility across diameter sizes
• Guidewire compatible to support placement workflow
• Inflated balloon extends beyond the distal catheter tip to help reduce erosion
• Balloon design also helps reduce the risk of gastric ulceration

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a 20 Fr. gastrostomy feeding tube for enteral feeding access
• Choosing a tube when adjustable length up to 10 cm is important
• Using a guidewire-compatible tube in placement workflows

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 10cm.
• Confirm that 20 Fr. is the required tube size before ordering.
• This tube adjusts up to 10 cm, which may matter when matching patient fit and placement needs.
• Guidewire compatibility may be important if your workflow depends on that placement method.

FAQ

• What size is this gastrostomy feeding tube? This AMT balloon gastrostomy feeding tube is 20 Fr.
• What material is the tube made from? The tube is made from silicone.
• Is the tube length adjustable? Yes. All diameter sizes adjust to any length up to 10 cm.
• Does this tube work with a guidewire? Yes. This gastrostomy feeding tube is guidewire compatible.
• What does the balloon design help with? The inflated balloon extends beyond the distal catheter tip to help reduce erosion and the risk of gastric ulceration.

From AMT by Applied Medical Technologies.