• T-DOC Catheters

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Cateteri T-DOC

T-DOC® Air-Charged™ disposable catheters use tiny pressure-sensing air balloons to assess internal pressures. Barely larger than the diameter of the catheter itself, these balloons offer circumferential pressures for a clear and complete set of data for diagnosis. Measures urodynamic pressures using proprietary, “Air-Charged” pressure technology resulting in fewer artifacts.

As reported by our users, T-DOC® Air-Charged™ Catheters are fast, simple to set up, and less sensitive to patient movement. All of this can result in less time per procedure, less time in set-up and clean-up, and less staff training required, which means more patients may be seen in less time.

Allows users to easily gather data from the urethra during filling cystometry and voiding pressure studies.

 

T-DOC Abdominal Catheter (7FA):

Can be placed rectally or vaginally to measure abdominal pressures. Rigid design assures no folding during insertion. A soft tip protects bowel and/or vaginal tissues. Small balloon size provides minimum patient discomfort.

 

T-DOC Single Sensor Catheter (7FS):

A general-purpose recording catheter for bladder pressures. The catheter has a separate filling lumen, which provides infusion rates up to 100 cc/minute.

 

T-DOC Single Sensor Coude Catheter (7FSC):

A specialty bladder catheter designed to be easily passed through male urethral strictures. Proven Coudé tip opens obstructed conditions. Particularly useful with BPH patients.

 

T-DOC Dual Sensor Catheter (7FD):

Designed to simultaneously record bladder and urethral pressures with two sensors placed 6 cm apart. Measures bladder pressure and static urethral pressure during fill and/or dynamic UPP.

T-DOC Single Sensor Radiopaque Catheter (7FSR):

A specialty bladder-recording catheter designed for video cystometry. Tungsten reflective markers allow end-users to observe exact sensor placement within the bladder via fluoroscope.

 

T-DOC Dual Sensor, Radiopaque Catheter (7FDR):

Specialized for video cystometry of both urethra and bladder with two sensors located 6 cm apart. Tungsten reflective markers allow exact sensor placement within the bladder and urethra via fluoroscopy. Measures static urethral pressure during fill and/or dynamic UPP.

 

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