Venous or arterial catheter for the Seldinger technique. It is a radiopaque polyurethane catheter for subclavian or jugular venipuncture in children. It has a canopy with fixing fins. Also usable by arterial route (child, adult).
Leader-Flex- Cateter Venoso o Arterial 1 Lumen
Venous or arterial catheter for the Seldinger technique. It is a radiopaque polyurethane catheter for subclavian or jugular venipuncture in children. It has a canopy with fixing fins. Also usable by arterial route (child, adult).
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