Multi-Med Infusion Catheter and Kit Double Triple

FDA-Cleared Indications

• Percutaneous catheter access for intravenous infusion through the venous system.
• Administration of multiple compatible medications or fluids when separate infusion pathways are needed.
• Use in patients requiring venous access for ongoing infusion therapy, according to the product labeling and catheter configuration.

Clinical Applications

• Multiple intravenous medication infusions through separate catheter lumens.
• Administration of compatible intravenous fluids through a single venous access site.
• Venous access during complex hospital-based treatment when more than one infusion is required.
• Infusion management in critical-care and perioperative settings when consistent with the device labeling.

Reported off-label uses

• Use as an access catheter during selected endovascular procedures, when the catheter specifications and treating physician's judgment support that use.

Off-label use: these uses are reported in practice or the literature but are not part of the FDA-cleared indications. Physicians may use a cleared device off-label based on their medical judgment; the manufacturer may not promote off-label uses.

Practical Considerations

• Confirm catheter size, length, lumen configuration, flow characteristics, and intended venous access site before placement.
• Check medication and fluid compatibility for simultaneous infusion; incompatible substances may require separate lumens or sequential administration with appropriate flushing.
• Use sterile insertion, dressing, access, and maintenance technique to reduce infection, thrombosis, bleeding, and mechanical complications.
• MRI safety is configuration-specific. Review the current labeling for the catheter and kit, including any guidewires, needles, connectors, or other components, before MRI exposure.
• Do not use if the device is damaged, contaminated, or incompatible with the planned infusion. Patient-specific contraindications include infection at the insertion site, unsuitable venous anatomy, or inability to safely obtain venous access.