Dialysis EquipmentCentral & Vascular Access Catheters
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICC)
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A peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) is a long, thin, sterile catheter inserted through a peripheral vein (usually in the upper arm) and advanced until its tip sits in a large central vein near the heart, providing reliable venous access for extended IV therapy, chemotherapy, parenteral nutrition or frequent blood draws over weeks to months.
Product form
SterileDisposable
Size / capacity
3–6 Fr, single/double/triple lumen
Global ShippingDoor-to-door logistics
Batch TraceabilityFactory to facility
Regulatory ClearanceDocumentation on request
- Typical use setting: Hospital wards, oncology units, home infusion therapy
- Primary end user: Vascular access nurses, radiologists, physicians
- Air and sea freight, DAP or ExW incoterms
- Palletised export packing with batch labelling
General reference for this product type, not a specification for a particular brand or model. Confirm against the manufacturer’s documentation and your local import requirements before ordering.