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Medinorm Redivac Drain ch12 ø4mm

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0.44 €


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Medinorm Redivac Drain ch12 ø4mm

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The Medinorm CH12 Redon drain (ø4mm) is a sterile PVC medical device designed for post-operative drainage. Equipped with crossed perforations and precise graduation, it offers optimal drainage control. Its radiopaque design allows easy radiological monitoring, while its DEHP-free formulation guarantees better biocompatibility.

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Characteristics:

  • Sterile Redon drain for post-operative drainage
  • Charrière 12 (CH12) — diameter 4 mm
  • Total length: 50 cm
  • Perforated length: 13.5 cm
  • Cross perforations for effective drainage
  • Graduations along the entire length for precise positioning
  • Material: Medical PVC
  • DEHP-free
  • Radiopaque for visualisation on X-rays
  • Sterile single-use packaging
  • Brand: Medinorm

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Reliable drainage and optimal radiological control for serene post-operative management.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Redon drain used for?

The Redon drain allows evacuation of fluids (blood, serous fluid) that accumulate in a cavity after surgical intervention. It is connected to a vacuum flask that aspirates secretions and promotes healing.

Why choose a DEHP-free drain?

DEHP is a potentially harmful plasticizer. A DEHP-free drain limits the patient's exposure to this substance, which is particularly important during prolonged use or in sensitive patients.

How do I verify the drain positioning after insertion?

Thanks to its radiopaque property, the Medinorm Redon drain is visible on radiographic images. The graduations also allow the surgeon to check the insertion depth during placement.