Feeding Catheters

Feeding Catheters - Medical Device for Feeding Patients with Swallowing Difficulties

The feeding catheters category includes nasal, gastric, and nasogastric catheters, which are essential for properly feeding patients who are unable to swallow or take food by mouth. These catheters are used to deliver food, medications, and other fluids directly to the stomach via the nasal or gastric route.

Features of Feeding Catheters:

• Materials: Made of polyurethane or silicone, ensuring maximum safety and comfort.
• Radiopaque Lines: Easy identification via X-ray for accurate placement.
• Integrated Stylet: For easy connection to lubricating devices, facilitating placement.
• Supports and Fixatives: Ensure the stability of the catheter and prevent movement during use.
• Adaptation to Patient Needs: Available in various sizes such as 10FR, 12FR, 14FR, for better adjustment to the patient.
• Transparent Tubes: Allow for easy monitoring of the fluid flow and administration.

Feeding catheters are suitable for both short-term and long-term catheterization and meet the needs for delivering food, medications, or other fluids via the nasal or gastric route, offering ease and efficiency in medical procedures.