Reignforced Angio Surgical Packs

Reinforced Angiography Surgical Packs

Specifications and Contents:

An Angio Surgical Packs provides optimal fluid management and sterility during an angiographic procedure.The drapes and accessories included in this set facilitate catheterization and imaging,thus improving patient safety and performance.

Angiography surgical packs contain essential tools and materials used during angiographic procedures, which involve imaging blood vessels.

Contents of Angiography Surgical Packs:

Instruments:

Catheters

Guidewires

Sheaths

Introducers

Supplies:

Sterile drapes

Gauze pads

Adhesive bandages

Antiseptic solutions

Purpose: These packs are designed to streamline the preparation and execution of angiography, ensuring that all necessary items are readily available and sterile.

Usage: Angiography packs are utilized in various settings, including hospitals and outpatient clinics, primarily for diagnostic and interventional procedures related to cardiovascular health.

How to use the angio surgical packs?

To use an angio surgical pack, a qualified medical professional opens the sterile packaging, maintains aseptic technique, and uses the included sterile instruments and drapes to perform an angiography procedure under the supervision of an interventional cardiologist. The process involves preparing the patient's insertion site, flushing the kit with a heparinized saline solution, draping the patient to create a sterile field, and using the pack's components to facilitate the catheterization and diagnostic imaging of blood vessels to locate blockages or other issues. 

1. Preparation and Sterile Technique

Verify Contents: Ensure all items are present and the packaging is intact. 

Aseptic Technique: Maintain strict aseptic technique to prevent contamination throughout the entire procedure. 

Draping: Place the sterile drapes according to the patient's anatomy and the procedure's requirements to create a sterile field. 

2. Procedure Steps

Flush the Kit:

Flush the components of the angio pack with a heparinized saline solution to ensure sterility and proper function. 

Site Preparation:

Clean, shave, and numb the chosen insertion site (e.g., the groin or wrist) with a local anesthetic. 

Insert Catheter:

Under the supervision of an interventional cardiologist, a guide wire and then the catheter are inserted through the access site into the target vessel. 

Imaging:

A special iodine dye is injected to enhance the visibility of the arteries under real-time X-ray (fluoroscopy) to identify any blockages or other issues. 

Intervention (if needed):

If a blockage is found, a balloon may be used to expand the artery, and a stent (a wire mesh tube) might be placed to keep the artery open. 

3. Completion and Post-Procedure

Remove Equipment:

Once the diagnostic or interventional procedure is complete, all equipment, including the catheter, guide wire, and the angio pack, are removed from the patient's body. 

Secure Access Site:

Pressure is applied to the insertion site to stop any bleeding, and the site is then covered with a sterile dressing. 

Aftercare:

The patient may require bed rest for several hours and can use ice packs to manage pain and swelling. 

Who Uses Angio Packs 

These packs are designed for use by qualified medical or paramedical staff, such as cardiologists and interventional radiologists.