Disposable Balloon Dilator Catheter Applicable Surgery

Medical balloon dilating catheter is suitable for a variety of interventional cardio-cerebrovascular surgery and other medical interventional treatment. Here are some common procedures and treatments that may use a medical balloon to dilate a catheter:

1.Vasodilation: Medical balloon dilating catheters are often used to dilate narrowed blood vessels to restore blood flow. Common applications of this procedure include coronary artery dilatation (treatment of coronary artery stenosis), peripheral artery dilatation (such as treatment of lower limb artery stenosis), and renal artery dilatation.

2.Stent implantation: After vasodilation, a medical balloon dilator catheter can be used to position the stent (metal or drug-coated) to the stenosis of the blood vessel to keep the blood vessels open. This procedure is usually used for coronary artery stenting, peripheral artery stenting, etc.

3.Thrombus removal: Medical balloon dilating catheter can also be used for thrombus removal, in which the balloon can expand to compress the thrombus, causing it to dissolve or decompose. This kind of operation is often used in the treatment of thrombosis such as acute myocardial infarction and stroke.

4.Aneurysm repair: For the repair of an aneurysm (local swelling or dilation of the blood vessel wall), a medical balloon dilator catheter can be used to place a stent within the tumor body or to seal off blood flow through dilation and compression

Disposable Balloon Dilator Catheter Features

Product features:

• Highly controllable: The medical balloon expansion catheter has good controllability, and the doctor can accurately guide the catheter to the target position, and control the degree and time of expansion by controlling the inflation and exhaust of the balloon to adapt to different treatment needs.

  
  

• Wide adaptability: Medical balloon dilating catheter can be used for the treatment of a variety of blood vessels and tissues, including coronary arteries, peripheral arteries, renal arteries, etc. They are suitable for different types of vascular stenosis, aneurysm repair, thrombus removal and other interventional treatment.

  
  

• Good visibility: Medical balloon dilator catheters usually have a transparent or translucent catheter material, which allows the doctor to clearly see the position and operation process of the catheter in the blood vessel, thus improving the accuracy and safety of the surgery.

  
  

• Biocompatibility: Medical balloon dilators are usually made of biocompatible materials, such as polymer materials, which have good biocompatibility and can reduce irritation and damage to patient tissues.

  
  

• Reusability: Some medical balloon dilators are reusable and can be used multiple times after proper cleaning and disinfection, thus reducing surgical costs.

  
  

• Versatility: Medical balloon dilator catheters can be used in conjunction with other interventional devices, such as vascular stents and guide wires, to achieve a more comprehensive therapeutic effect. This versatility makes the medical balloon dilating catheter an important tool in interventional therapy.

Disposable Balloon Dilator Catheter Parameters

The specifications and sizes of medical balloon dilators can vary according to different clinical needs. The diameter of the catheter is usually expressed in French dimensions (Fr), for example, common diameters can range from 2Fr to 40Fr. The length and diameter of the balloon will also vary depending on the specific application.

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Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to medical balloon dilating catheters

Q1: Is medical balloon dilating catheter safe?

A1: Medical balloon dilating catheters are widely used in the clinic and have been rigorously designed and tested to ensure their safety. However, like any medical device, it still needs to be used with caution and handled by a professionally trained doctor or technician. Following proper usage and precautions can minimize potential risks.

Q2: Is the use of medical balloon dilating catheter painful?

A2: Some discomfort or mild pain may be felt when using a medical balloon dilating catheter, especially when the catheter is inserted and the balloon dilated. However, the doctor will usually administer appropriate pain relief measures, such as local anesthesia or the use of sedatives, to reduce the patient's discomfort.

Q3: Does the use of medical balloon dilating catheter cause complications?

A3: Some complications may occur during the use of the medical balloon dilator catheter, such as vascular injury, thrombosis, blood vessel rupture or bleeding. However, the incidence of these complications is usually low, and the risk can be minimized when operated under the guidance of a professionally trained physician or technician.

Q4: What sizes are available for medical balloon dilators?

A4: The size and specifications of medical balloon dilators can vary according to specific clinical needs. The diameter of the catheter is usually expressed in French dimensions (Fr), with common ranges ranging from 2Fr to 40Fr. The specific size selection should be determined according to the patient's blood vessel size and condition.

Q5: Can the medical balloon dilator catheter be reused?

A5: Some medical balloon dilators are reusable and can be used multiple times after proper cleaning and disinfection. However, different models and manufacturers may have different regulations, please check the product manual before use for specific reusable properties.