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In clinical settings such as oncology chemotherapy, long-term parenteral nutrition, intensive care, and prolonged antibiotic therapy, establishing a safe and reliable central venous access is often directly linked to patient outcomes and quality of life. The Peripherally Inserted Central Cathet...

For cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, critically ill individuals dependent on long‑term parenteral nutrition, and those with chronic conditions requiring sustained anti‑infective therapy, intravenous infusion often means repeated venipunctures, severe vascular irritation, and even the de...

In minimally invasive procedures such as cardiac pacemaker implantation and vascular interventions, physicians often need to establish a temporary access channel from outside the body to the target site for precise delivery of leads, catheters, and other delicate instruments. After traditional ...

In intensive care units, operating rooms, and cardiac catheterization laboratories, invasive blood pressure monitoring is the gold standard for assessing a patient's hemodynamic status. The accuracy of every blood pressure reading can directly influence clinical decisions - from adjusting infus...

In clinical management of urinary system disorders, hydronephrosis caused by upper urinary tract obstruction is a common and critical condition. Whether due to impacted stones, tumor compression, or ureteral strictures, once urine outflow is blocked, renal pelvic pressure rises, and renal funct...

In vascular interventional procedures, every advancement and withdrawal of a catheter or guidewire carries potential risks of bleeding and air embolism. How can we achieve precision hemostasis and rapid response without compromising procedural efficiency? This is the real-world challenge faced ...

In urological clinical practice, ureteral obstruction is a common and challenging problem. Whether caused by impacted stones, postoperative strictures, or traumatic ureteral injury, timely restoration of unobstructed urine drainage is the key to protecting renal function. The ureteral stent - p...

The transradial approach (TRA) has become the preferred route for coronary interventional diagnosis and treatment. Compared with the transfemoral approach, TRA offers significant advantages, including fewer bleeding complications, greater patient comfort, and the ability to ambulate shortly aft...

The Manifold Set is a critical accessory in vascular interventional procedures and intensive care infusion therapy. Its primary function is to provide multiple fluid pathway connection points, enabling sequential or concurrent infusion of various fluids (e.g., contrast media, heparinized saline...

In the field of minimally invasive urological treatment, retrograde intrarenal surgery (RIRS) has become one of the preferred options for managing renal stones. However, protecting the ureter, maintaining safe intrarenal pressure, and improving stone clearance efficiency during the procedure re...