Femoral Introducer Kit

Femoral Introducer Kits are built to support clinicians for the percutaneous introduction of the guidewire or catheter into the vascular system via an introducer needle.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

Designed in collaboration with cardiologists to solve the most common challenges in radial hemostasis.

Reduces Operation Time

Smooth subcutaneous entry due to hard, long taper which can eliminate the need for a skin incision

Improve Patient Recovery

Seamless guidewire to dilator reduces risks of gaps and arterial damage

Cost-Effective Quality

Competitive pricing without compromising on innovation, quality, or regulatory compliance

Product Overview

Kimal Femoral Introducer Kits are engineered for ease of insertion, patient safety, and procedural efficiency. They provide smooth vascular access with minimal trauma, enabling interventional cardiologists and radiologists to perform with confidence and consistency. Femoral Introducer Kits come complete with:

  • Femoral Introducer Sheath plus dilator
  • Syringe
  • Guidewire
  • Introducer Needle
  • Scalpel

Clinical Applications

  • Cardiology
  • Radiology
  • General Surgery

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