Bard Medical Wound Drain Tube Bard® Round/Full Type With Trocar 4 Channel Type 10 Fr. Size Sterile, 10/CS

Wound Drain Tube Bard® Round/Full Type With Trocar 4 Channel Type 10 Fr. Size Sterile, 10/CS

This wound drain tube is a sterile Bard round/full channel drain with a trocar for closed wound suction drainage. It fits buyers who need a radiopaque drain designed to support drainage flow while helping with removal comfort in surgical care settings. Key details for this SKU include a 10 Fr. size, four free-flowing channels, silicone construction, and 10 per case.

Good Fit For

• Closed wound suction drainage setups
• Surgical settings that need radiopaque drains
• Buyers selecting a 10 Fr. sterile drain with trocar

Key Features

• Four free-flowing channels increase drainage area for tissue contact over conventional chest tubes
• With trocar attachment to support placement workflow
• Radiopaque design helps with X-ray visibility
• Silicone construction paired with high tensile strength
• Round geometry with full fluted design to help lower occlusion risk and ease removal
• Sterile format for procedural use

Applications and Usage

• Closed wound drainage after surgical procedures
• Workflows where drain visibility on X-ray is important
• Drain placement where a trocar-equipped option is preferred
• Cases where increased drainage area may support fluid management

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 8 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU uses a trocar, which may matter for placement preference and procedural setup
• The drain is a 10 Fr. option, so size selection should match the intended clinical protocol
• Radiopaque construction may be useful when imaging visibility is part of the workflow

FAQ

• Does this wound drain tube include a trocar? Yes. This wound drain tube comes with a trocar.
• Is this drain sterile? Yes. This SKU is sterile.
• What size is this wound drain tube? This wound drain tube is 10 Fr.
• What makes this drain different from a conventional chest tube? The BD channel drain uses four free-flowing channels and is described as offering optimal tissue contact over conventional chest tubes.
• Is the drain visible on X-ray? Yes. The drain is radiopaque for X-ray compatibility.

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