The B. Braun Certofix® Duo V715 is a double-lumen central venous catheter set engineered for safe and efficient vascular access in critically ill patients. Designed for insertion using the Seldinger technique, it enables secure placement into a central vein for long-term infusions, parenteral nutrition, drug administration, or hemodynamic monitoring.
The set includes a high-quality polyurethane catheter with a soft, atraumatic tip, radiopaque body for X-ray visibility, kink-resistant guidewire, and colour-coded Luer-Lock hubs for easy lumen identification. The V715 version features a 7 French, 15 cm catheter with two independent lumens, offering simultaneous infusion and monitoring capability.
Key Features:
* Double-Lumen Functionality: Two separate channels allow concurrent fluid therapy, medication infusion, and blood sampling. * Soft Radiopaque Catheter: Flexible yet durable polyurethane tube ensures comfort and X-ray confirmation of tip placement. * Kink-Proof Guidewire: Facilitates smooth catheter introduction, even in challenging vascular anatomy. * ECG Tip Positioning: Supports accurate placement verification through intra-atrial ECG monitoring. * Colour-Coded Hubs: Simplifies lumen identification and minimises handling errors. * Secure Fixation Wing: Ensures firm anchoring to prevent accidental catheter movement. * Comprehensive Sterile Kit: Includes introducer needle, guidewire, dilator, scalpel, syringe, ECG cable and fixation accessories. * Trusted Availability in India: Distributed by Shah Trading Corporation, Mumbai, ensuring original supply, technical guidance, and after-sales support.
Shah Trading Corporation, Mumbai (Dealer and Distributor for India)
Product Usage:
In clinical settings, the Certofix Duo V715 is used to gain central venous access for patients who need continuous infusion, nutritional support, or critical monitoring. It is typically inserted into the subclavian, jugular, or femoral vein using the Seldinger technique. The dual lumens allow healthcare professionals to infuse medication and monitor central venous pressure simultaneously, reducing the need for multiple venous lines.
