Implantable venous port Celsite® Spinal
single-lumensiliconepolyurethane

Implantable venous port - Celsite® Spinal - Aesculap® - single-lumen / silicone / polyurethane
Implantable venous port - Celsite® Spinal - Aesculap® - single-lumen / silicone / polyurethane
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Characteristics

Type of port
venous
Number of lumens
single-lumen
Material
silicone, polyurethane, polyamide

Description

Celsite® Spinal For spinal administration of pain relieving drugs The Celsite® Spinal Access Ports Systems have an integrated 20μm titanium filter and are indicated for long-term spinal therapies, in particular pain relief. Celsite® Spinal offers epidural and spinal catheters for choice of implantation route. Special Features - Integrated 20μm titanium filter prevents the passage of particles - Available with polyamide (epidural) and polyurethane (epidural and intrathecal) catheters - Special lightweight access port with a plain polysulphone body - Simple and secure screw clamp connection General Features - Anatomic design and lower profiled nose for simplified insertion and patient comfort - High density silicone septum for reliable puncture and to ensure maximum port life - Reliable radiopaque connection ring with anti-kink protection - MRI compatible, Latex, DEHP and PVC free Available Implantation Technique - Intrathecal / epidural implantation technique Additional Information Every Celsite® Spinal reference contains 2 catheters: - 1 multiperforated closed tip polyamide catheter (PA) – for epidural placement - 1 open tip polyurethane catheter (PUR) with a teflon-coated guide wire – for epidural and Intrathecal placement

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