Multicath Quadra is a polyurethane intravenous catheter intended for use with the Seldinger technique (adult model). It has four paths (four lumens) totally separated throughout the entire length of the catheter. Each line leads, at a distal end of the catheter, into a different hole.
Multicath 4 HFS
Multicath Quadra is a polyurethane intravenous catheter intended for use with the Seldinger technique (adult model). It has four paths (four lumens) totally separated throughout the entire length of the catheter. Each line leads, at a distal end of the catheter, into a different hole.
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