Disposable PTC Aspiration Biopsy Needle

Product Specification Product Show ERCP indications: Generally, it is considered that patients with suspected pancreatic and biliary diseases are indicated, mainly including: (1) Patients with suspected bile duct stones, tumors, inflammation, parasites or obstructive jaundice with unknown...

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Product Specification

Product name	Disposable PTC aspiration biopsy needle
Material	Stainless steel, etc.
Certification	ISO 9001
Diameter	0.25-30 mm or customized diameter
Properties	Injection & Puncture Instrument
Surface Finish	Polishing, plating, electroplating, ultrasonic cleaning, etc
Custom feature	According to your 2D/3D Drawing or sample provided
Package	Standard carton or according to customer's requirement

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ERCP indications: Generally, it is considered that patients with suspected pancreatic and biliary diseases are indicated, mainly including: (1) Patients with suspected bile duct stones, tumors, inflammation, parasites or obstructive jaundice with unknown causes; ⑵ Recurrent symptoms after cholecystectomy or cholangiectomy; ⑶ Pancreatic tumor, chronic pancreatitis, or recurrent pancreatitis are suspected to be in remission. (4) Suspected duodenal papilla or ampullary inflammation, tumor, biliary pancreatitis should be removed cause; Suspected choledochal cyst and other congenital malformations and abnormal confluence of pancreaticobile duct; 6 Patients with unexplained upper abdominal pain and suspected pancreaticobiliary tract disease; He who needed to collect bile, pancreatic fluid or Oddi sphincter manometry due to biliopancreatic diseases; ⑻ the need for endoscopic treatment due to pancreatic biliary disease; ⑼ Suspected ruptured pancreatic duct after pancreatic trauma; (10) patients with suspected errors in bile duct surgery; (11) Suspected pancreatic congenital disease; (12) Certain liver diseases. For acute cholangitis, biliary acute pancreatitis and pancreatic cyst PTC examination indications ① to identify the nature of jaundice; (2) To understand the cause, location and scope of biliary obstruction; ③ Preoperative biliary decompression can improve obstructive jaundice, liver and kidney function and immune function; ④ Emergency biliary decompression for acute obstructive suppurative cholangitis; (5) Palliative treatment for patients with biliary obstruction caused by advanced tumors that cannot be treated surgically; (6) Establish a percutaneous transhepatic channel for choledochoscopy; ⑦ Percutaneous liver gallbladder or bile duct stone treatment. I wish you a happy study!