ICU Medical Infusion Patency Catheter Neutron, 100 EA/CS

Infusion Patency Catheter Neutron, 100 EA/CS

The Neutron infusion patency catheter is used to help maintain catheter patency and support smoother therapy and procedure workflows. It may be a fit for healthcare settings that want to reduce delays, avoid unnecessary patient discomfort, and lower reliance on declotting agents. This case includes 100 catheters, and the product is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Therapy and procedure workflows where catheter patency is a priority
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free products
• Departments purchasing case quantities for routine clinical use

Key Features

• Infusion patency catheter for maintaining catheter patency in care settings
• Aims to minimize delays in therapy and procedures
• Supports patient comfort by helping reduce unnecessary discomfort
• May decrease the need for and risks of declotting agents
• Latex-free construction for facilities that prefer latex-free products
• Case quantity of 100 helps support ongoing departmental supply needs

Applications and Usage

• Maintaining infusion catheter patency during therapy workflows
• Supporting procedures where avoiding treatment delays matters
• Reducing reliance on declotting agents in appropriate care settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Review your facility protocol to confirm this catheter matches the intended infusion patency workflow.
• Case quantity may be helpful for departments buying for regular use rather than occasional need.

FAQ

• Is this product latex free? Yes. The Neutron infusion patency catheter is latex free.
• What is this catheter intended to help with? This infusion patency catheter is intended to help maintain catheter patency and reduce delays in therapy and procedures.
• How many are included in a case? One case includes 100 catheters.
• Why might a facility choose this product? A facility may choose this catheter to help minimize therapy delays, reduce unnecessary patient discomfort, and decrease the need for and risks of declotting agents.

From Neutron by ICU Medical.