Nasobiliary Drainage tubes Applicable Surgery

• Nasobiliary Drainage tubes are mainly used in the following situations:

  
  

• Biliary drainage: This drain can be used to drain bile to relieve pressure on the biliary system and treat conditions such as biliary obstruction, cholangitis, or cholestasis after biliary surgery.

  
  

• Bile analysis: Through this drain, the doctor can collect and obtain bile samples for bile analysis, bacterial culture, or other laboratory tests.

Nasobiliary Drainage tubes Features

Here are some of the advantages of Nasobiliary Drainage tubes:

1. Non-invasive: Nasobiliary Drainage Tube is inserted into the biliary system through the nostrils. Compared with traditional invasive methods such as surgical incisions and endoscopy, Nasobiliary drainage tube is simpler and less complicated, which reduces the trauma and discomfort to patients.

2. Safety: The drainage tube is made of medical grade material and has undergone strict production and quality control to ensure product safety and reliability. It has been rigorously tested and certified to meet the relevant standards and regulations for medical devices.

3. Comfort: The Nasobiliary Drainage Tube is made of soft materials to provide better comfort and adaptability. It can better adapt to the anatomy of the nasal cavity and biliary tract, reducing discomfort and pain for the patient.

4. Adjustable: The length of the drainage tube can be adjusted according to the needs of the patient to ensure correct positioning and proper drainage. This adjustability allows doctors to personalize treatment according to the patient's anatomy and condition.

5. Convenient replacement: Nasobiliary Drainage tubes are usually disposable, so doctors have the option to remove and replace the old Drainage Tube with a new one when it is necessary to replace it. This reduces the risk of infection and facilitates subsequent treatment and maintenance by the doctor.

6. Wide range of application: The drainage tube is suitable for a variety of biliary diseases and conditions, including biliary obstruction, cholangitis, cholestasis, etc. Its flexibility and versatility make it a common choice for biliary drainage and treatment.

Nasobiliary Drainage tubes Parameters

How to use the Nasobiliary Drainage tubes

• The doctor will insert a drain into the nostril and push it into the biliary system.

  
  

• The location of the drainage tube will be confirmed by X-ray or other imaging techniques to ensure proper positioning.

  
  

• Once the drain tube is properly positioned, the side hole will begin to drain the bile, which will be collected in an external collection bag or collector.

  
  

• The drain will remain in the patient's body until bile drainage is completed or the drain needs to be replaced

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• Is medical balloon surgery painful?

• Medical balloon surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia, and the patient may feel some discomfort or mild pain. However, the doctor will do his best to alleviate the patient's pain and ensure that the procedure is as comfortable and painless as possible.

  
  

• Does medical lithotomy balloon operation require hospitalization?

• In most cases, medical lithotomy balloon surgery can be performed in an outpatient or day surgery center without hospitalization. However, if the patient has a complex condition or needs additional observation and care, it may be necessary to be hospitalized for surgery.

  
  

• How long is the recovery time after medical balloon surgery?

• Recovery time varies from individual to individual and the complexity of the procedure. In general, recovery after medical balloon surgery is fast, and most patients can return to normal activities within a few days to a week. However, the exact recovery time also depends on the patient's overall health and adherence to the doctor's instructions after surgery.

  
  

• What are the risks and complications of medical lithotomy balloon surgery?

• The risk of medical balloon surgery is low, but there are still some potential complications and risks, such as infection, bleeding, stone residue, urethral injury, etc. However, the incidence of these complications is relatively low, and experienced doctors can take steps to reduce the risk of complications.

  
  

• What do I need to pay attention to after medical stone balloon operation?

• After surgery, the doctor will usually provide specific instructions for post-operative care. This may include following specific dietary requirements, avoiding strenuous activity, taking medications on time, and maintaining good hydration. It is important to follow your doctor's advice and make regular visits to ensure a successful surgery and a good recovery.