Nutriline Twinflo is a 2 Fr polyurethane double lumen catheter for peripherally inserted premature babies and newborns (basilar, cephalic, saphenous vein …). It is especially indicated for intravenous therapies in the medium and long term (up to 4 weeks) and for the simultaneous administration of incompatible drugs. It is inserted thanks to the Microflash, a 20G peelable introducer whose needle is equipped with a side hole that allows rapid detection of blood reflux. The peelable cannula is completely removed after catheter placement.
Nutriline Twinflo PICC Doble Lumen
Nutriline Twinflo is a 2 Fr polyurethane double lumen catheter for peripherally inserted premature babies and newborns (basilar, cephalic, saphenous vein …). It is especially indicated for intravenous therapies in the medium and long term (up to 4 weeks) and for the simultaneous administration of incompatible drugs. It is inserted thanks to the Microflash, a 20G peelable introducer whose needle is equipped with a side hole that allows rapid detection of blood reflux. The peelable cannula is completely removed after catheter placement.
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