Microbore catheters: keys to successful design and manufacture, Part I

¹InnerCool Therapies, San Diego, California, USA. hansk@innercool.com

Medical Device Technology

|August 27, 2003

Abstract:

More diagnostic and therapeutic procedures are being performed utilising microbore catheters, some of which feature complicated internal lumen geometries. Part I of this article provides a summary of tubing/catheter design considerations.

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