Triple Lumen Central Venous Catheter Kit – 7FR x 20cm

Triple Lumen Central Venous Catheter Kit – 7FR x 20cm

The Triple Lumen Central Venous Catheter Kit provides critical care teams with three independent intravascular channels through a single 7 French, 20cm catheter insertion. Each lumen operates independently, allowing simultaneous delivery of incompatible drugs, fluids, blood products, and total parenteral nutrition without interaction.

What is it?

A complete sterile kit containing a triple lumen catheter, introducer needle, J-tip guidewire, dilator, dressing, and accessories for Seldinger technique insertion into major central veins.

Who is it for?

Intensive care specialists, anaesthesiologists, trauma surgeons, and critical care nursing teams managing patients with complex, multi-drug requirements — including sepsis, post-surgical monitoring, and haemodynamic instability.

Why it matters?

Managing three separate peripheral access sites on a critically ill patient is impractical and increases infection and complication risk. A triple lumen CVC consolidates access to a single, reliable, high-flow central point — simplifying care delivery and improving medication management in high-acuity environments.

Compare with the Double Lumen CVC Kit for two-channel requirements. For evidence-based catheter care, refer to NICE CVC guidelines.

Central Venous Definition

The catheter implanted into the Central Venous system for administering medicine, infusion, blood sampling, pressure monitored or other measuring purpose.

Applications

OR,ICU,Oncology Department,General surgery,ED,Internal neurology department,Hematology ward.

Features

1.Soft and elasticity,after insertion into body, it will become soft of 50% under body temperature(37°C). form according to the form of blood vessel, reduce the trauma and anti-kink. 2.Tube is smooth to avoid the thrombosis

3.Marking of scale enable physicians to insert the catheter according to the length

4.The radiopaque catheter and tip facilitate vessel location when visualized by X-Ray.

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