Biliary drains

Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit

by Boston Scientific Corporation

A flexible tube intended for percutaneous placement in the abdomen to establish a channel for temporary or prolonged drainage of an obstructed biliary tract, for splinting of the bile duct during healing, or for preventing stricture of the bile duct. It is distally inserted into the common bile duct, hepatic ducts (transhepatic biliary drainage), or gallbladder (cholecystostomy drainage); disposable devices dedicated to drain introduction may be included with the device. It may be used in conjunction with a low negative pressure system and is available in various designs (e.g., silicone Y- or T-tube, catheter-like, with perforations). This is a single-use device.

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Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit models and sizes

From the FDA Global Unique Device Identification Database. Confirm with the manufacturer's instructions for use.

Model / catalog no.SizeMRIStatus
M00540160β€” MR SafeAvailable
M00540170β€” MR SafeAvailable
M00540180β€” MR SafeAvailable
M00540640β€” MR SafeAvailable
M00540650β€” MR SafeAvailable
M00540660β€” MR SafeAvailable
M00540670β€” MR SafeAvailable

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Frequently asked questions

What is Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit used for?

A flexible tube intended for percutaneous placement in the abdomen to establish a channel for temporary or prolonged drainage of an obstructed biliary tract, for splinting of the bile duct during healing, or for preventing stricture of the bile duct. It is distally inserted into the common bile duct, hepatic ducts (transhepatic biliary drainage), or gallbladder (cholecystostomy drainage); disposable devices dedicated to drain introduction may be included with the device. It may be used in conjunction with a low negative pressure system and is available in various designs (e.g., silicone Y- or T-tube, catheter-like, with perforations). This is a single-use device.

Who makes Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit?

Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit is made by Boston Scientific Corporation. It is listed under biliary drainage catheters in our device library.

What sizes does Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit come in?

The FDA device database does not list sizes for Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit. Check the instructions for use or ask a Boston Scientific Corporation representative.

Is Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit MRI safe?

The FDA device database lists Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit as MR Safe. Always follow the specific MRI conditions in the labeling.

Is Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit FDA cleared?

Flexima Nasobiliary Catheter Kit is registered in the FDA's Global Unique Device Identification Database (GUDID).

How do I contact a Boston Scientific Corporation sales representative?

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Models, sizes and MRI status come from the FDA Global Unique Device Identification Database (GUDID); descriptions marked "provided by the manufacturer" are reviewed before publishing. Not an endorsement; follow the manufacturer's instructions for use.

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