2023年11月17日 · There are two main types of biliary drainage: This type of drainage goes through your skin (percutaneous) in your abdomen, through your liver to your bile duct and then into your duodenum (beginning of your small intestine). The bile then drains through a tube (catheter) and into a bag outside your body and also into your intestine.

2024年2月2日 · If your bile duct is blocked, your doctor may recommend you have a biliary drainage catheter placed. This is a thin, flexible tube that drains bile from your liver. There are 3 different ways bile can be drained from your liver. Your doctor will …

Used for percutaneous drainage in a variety of drainage applications (e.g., nephrostomy, biliary, and abscess), either by direct stick or Seldinger access technique.

2023年3月2日 · During biliary drainage, a doctor will place a catheter in the obstructed bile duct. This small plastic tube is inserted through your skin and aims to help eliminate accumulated bile. The...

Flexima Firm Durometer catheters are engineered to resist typical buckling forces encountered during percutaneous insertion; Drainage Ability. Flexima Material is engineered to resist kinking and to preserve lumen patency; Large lumens and large drainage holes are intended to minimize the likelihood of catheter occlusions and to contribute to ...

During biliary drainage catheter placement, a tube is placed directly into the bile ducts of the liver in order to drain bile directly from the liver. Sometimes, this tube drains bile from the liver directly outside of the body (external drainage).

The Navarre™ Drainage Catheters are designed for general, and biliary drainage. The nitinol reinforced catheters provide superior kink and crush resistance, as well as large lumen which may allow for higher flow rates.

2023年2月11日 · Capping your drainage catheter helps your bile travel down the catheter into your body. If you pass the capping trial, you’ll no longer need a drainage bag (see Figure 1).

SKATER™ Biliary Drainage Catheters are used to drain bile from the bile duct and are placed using the Seldinger technique.

Biliary drainage is a thin to thick, golden yellow, brown, green or occasionally clear to white fluid. It flows from the gallbladder and liver, through the common bile duct, to the small intestine.