Bio-Rad Malecot Catheter is also known as a suprapubic catheter is a medical device used for efficient and reliable urinary drainage. It features a soft and flexible structure that ensures minimal discomfort during insertion and use.

Its malecot wings expand inside the body to secure the catheter in place, providing stable and continuous drainage, especially in cases where long-term catheterization is needed.

This catheter is commonly used in urology for bladder or nephrostomy drainage. It is made from medical-grade materials, and is safe, sterile, and latex-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or infections.

It is available in different sizes to meet various clinical requirements and is easy to handle by medical professionals in both hospital and homecare settings.

Benefits of Bio-Rad Malecot Catheter:

Malecot Catheter for secure placement with malecot wings.
Ensures smooth and continuous urinary drainage.
Reduces patient discomfort with soft and flexible design.
Minimizes infection risk with sterile, latex-free material.
Suitable for long-term use in urological procedures.
Easy to insert and handle by healthcare providers.

Key Features of Bio-Rad Malecot Catheter:

Design: A Malecot catheter is typically made of medical-grade silicone or latex material. It consists of a flexible tube with a balloon-like tip that expands inside the bladder to hold the catheter in place. The mushroom-shaped tip has several lateral openings or flaps that allow urine to flow into the catheter.
Mushroom-shaped tip: The unique mushroom-shaped tip of the Malecot catheter helps to prevent the catheter from slipping out of the bladder. The lateral openings or flaps facilitate urine drainage from the bladder into the catheter.
Multiple size options: Malecot catheters are available in different sizes to accommodate the needs of individual patients. The size of the catheter is usually measured in French units, which corresponds to the diameter of the catheter tube.
Indications: Malecot catheters are commonly used in specific clinical situations. They are often used when other types of urinary catheters, such as Foley catheters, are not suitable or effective. Malecot catheters are commonly used for patients with urinary retention, bladder outlet obstruction, or postoperative drainage requirements.
Insertion and care: Inserting a Malecot catheter requires sterile technique and should be performed by trained healthcare professionals. Proper catheter care, including regular cleaning and monitoring for any signs of infection or blockage, is important to maintain urinary tract health.

Safety Information:

Do not use the package if it is damaged.
Do not resterilize.
Keep far from children.
Store in a cool, dry place.