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Stainless Steel Catheters Used in Measuring Left Ventricular Pressure (LVP) by Isovolumetric Contractile Force
These stainless steel catheters are used in measuring left ventricular pressure (LVP) by the isovolumetric contractile force method. Each catheter ends in a metal luer hub for easy connection to the pressure transducer. The balloon end of the catheter has several scored marks for catching the suture, preventing the balloon from slipping off the catheter. These catheters can be sterilized.
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These stainless steel catheters are used in measuring left ventricular pressure (LVP) by the isovolumetric contractile force method. Each catheter ends in a metal luer hub for easy connection to the pressure transducer. The balloon end of the catheter has several scored marks for catching the suture, preventing the balloon from slipping off the catheter. These catheters can be sterilized.
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