Medical Precision Tungsten Contrast Catheter

A medical precision tungsten contrast catheter is a specialized medical device used for angiography and other imaging procedures. It is designed with a tungsten-filled tip that enhances visibility under X-ray fluoroscopy or other imaging techniques. This allows for precise navigation and placement within blood vessels for diagnostic or interventional procedures.

The tungsten contrast catheter is typically a long, thin, flexible tube made of biocompatible materials. The tungsten-filled tip is radiopaque, meaning it appears clearly in X-ray images. This helps guide the catheter through the blood vessels while minimizing the risk of damage or complications.

These catheters are commonly used in procedures such as angiography, which involves injecting a contrast dye into blood vessels to visualize their structure and identify any abnormalities. Other applications include vascular interventions like angioplasty or embolization procedures.