Medline Cysto/TUR Irrigation Set, 4 Lead, 0.28" (7.1 mm) I.D. Tubing, 90"

Cysto/TUR Irrigation Set, 4 Lead, 0.28" (7.1 mm) I.D. Tubing, 90"

This Cysto/TUR irrigation set is a 4-lead sterile set for cystoscopy procedures or continuous bladder irrigation. Buyers looking for a longer setup for use with solution bags may find this version a practical fit for procedure rooms and clinical workflows. This SKU has 90 inch tubing with a 0.28 inch inner diameter and is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Cystoscopy procedure setups
• Continuous bladder irrigation workflows
• Clinical use with solution bags
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free sterile sets

Key Features

• Built for cystoscopy procedures or continuous bladder irrigation
• 4-lead configuration supports multi-line irrigation setup needs
• 90 inch tubing works with solution bag setups
• 0.28 inch inner diameter tubing for the specified flow path size
• Sterile packaging helps support procedural use
• Latex-free construction can help simplify product selection in latex-sensitive environments

Applications and Usage

• Setting up irrigation for cystoscopy procedures
• Supporting continuous bladder irrigation
• Using a longer irrigation set with solution bags
• Stocking sterile single-each irrigation sets for procedural areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 7.1 mm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Check that a 4-lead configuration matches your procedure setup requirements.
• Confirm the 90 inch tubing length fits your room layout and solution bag placement.
• Verify the 0.28 inch inner diameter aligns with your preferred tubing specification.

FAQ

• What procedures is this irrigation set intended for? This Cysto/TUR irrigation set is intended for cystoscopy procedures or continuous bladder irrigation.
• How long is the tubing? The tubing length is 90 inches.
• How many leads does this set have? This irrigation set has 4 leads.
• Is this irrigation set sterile? Yes. This set is sterile.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. This irrigation set is latex free.

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