Rutner Suprapubic Balloon Catheter Set, 16Fr/22Cm (J-Rsb-162200)

The Rutner Suprapubic Balloon Catheter Set 16 Fr x 22 cm (J-RSB-162200) from Cook Medical is designed to provide effective bladder drainage through a percutaneous suprapubic approach. The system incorporates a balloon retention catheter and placement components that facilitate suprapubic catheterization when urethral catheterization is not possible, contraindicated, or undesirable.

Featuring a 16 Fr balloon catheter with a 22 cm catheter length, the Rutner system is commonly used for temporary or long-term urinary diversion, bladder decompression, and postoperative urinary drainage. The balloon retention mechanism helps maintain catheter position within the bladder after placement.

This catheter set is widely utilized in urology departments, surgical centers, and hospital settings where dependable suprapubic bladder drainage is required.

Key Features & Benefits

Percutaneous Suprapubic Access

Designed for direct bladder drainage through a suprapubic approach.

Balloon Retention Catheter

Helps maintain secure catheter positioning within the bladder.

16 Fr Catheter Size

Provides effective urinary drainage for a variety of clinical applications.

22 cm Catheter Length

Optimized for suprapubic catheterization procedures.

Complete Catheter Set

Includes catheter placement components to support procedural efficiency.

Reliable Urinary Diversion

Supports continuous bladder decompression and drainage.

Sterile Single-Use Design

Promotes infection control and consistent clinical performance.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Rutner Suprapubic Balloon Catheter Set

Manufacturer: Cook Medical

Model Number: J-RSB-162200

Catheter Size: 16 Fr

Catheter Length: 22 cm

Catheter Type: Balloon Retention Suprapubic Catheter

Application: Suprapubic Bladder Drainage

Placement Method: Percutaneous

Specialty: Urology

Sterility: Sterile

Usage: Single Use

Connecting Tube Size: 14 Fr

Connecting Tube Length: 30 cm

Applications

Suprapubic Bladder Drainage

Urinary Diversion

Bladder Decompression

Long-Term Catheter Management

Postoperative Urinary Drainage

Neurogenic Bladder Management

Urological Procedures

Hospital Urology Departments

Surgical Centers

Emergency Medical Settings