EOPA ARTERIAL CANNULA - Pack Size: 10
Product information
- Quantity Unit Packet
- Contains 10 Single
- Product Code None
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Description
The EOPA™ Arterial Cannula is a specialized medical device engineered for precise arterial blood delivery during cardiopulmonary bypass and extracorporeal life support (ECLS) therapy. Its design focuses on enhancing performance and patient safety, making it a crucial component in complex surgical environments.
Key Features
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Kink-Resistant Design: The elongated, wire-wound body of the cannula ensures high flow rates with minimal pressure differential, providing flexibility and durability.
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Versatile Insertion Options: Available with either a dilator tip introducer for placement over a 0.038” guidewire or a blunt tip introducer, accommodating various surgical needs.
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Multiple Variants:
- EOPA 3D™: Features a unique tapered tip with multiple outlets to diffuse flow and reduce exit velocity.
- EOPA CAP™: Equipped with a pressure monitoring line for central arterial pressure measurement, available with vented or non-vented caps.
Size and Configuration
The cannula is available in sizes 18, 20, 22, and 24 French (Fr.) with different lengths and tip configurations. This variety allows adaptation to diverse surgical techniques and patient anatomies.
Optional Features
- Carmeda® Coating: Enhances biocompatibility for specific clinical needs.
- Thin-Walled Construction: Maximizes flow rates and flexibility, reducing the risk of device failure and patient injury.
Intended Use
The EOPA™ Arterial Cannula is intended for use as an arterial return cannula, available by prescription only. It is classified as a Class II medical device under 21 CFR 870.4210, with rigorous testing to ensure performance and safety.
Design Objectives
The primary goals in the design of this cannula include maximizing flow rates, enhancing flexibility, and minimizing risks associated with device failure. These objectives aim to improve the overall efficiency of ECLS therapy, aligning with the stringent demands of medical professionals.