Stamey Percutaneous Suprapubic Catheter Set, 12Fr/25Cm (081012)

The Stamey Percutaneous Suprapubic Catheter Set 12 Fr x 25 cm (081012) is designed to provide safe and effective suprapubic bladder drainage through a percutaneous approach. This complete catheter system is commonly used when urethral catheterization is contraindicated, impractical, or when long-term bladder drainage is required.

The Stamey catheter set enables direct bladder access through the lower abdominal wall, supporting reliable urinary diversion and bladder decompression. Its percutaneous design helps facilitate catheter placement while minimizing procedural complexity.

Widely utilized in hospitals, urology clinics, emergency departments, and surgical centers, the Stamey Suprapubic Catheter Set is a trusted solution for temporary and long-term urinary drainage management.

Key Features & Benefits

Percutaneous Suprapubic Access

Designed for direct bladder drainage through a suprapubic approach.

12 Fr Catheter Size

Provides effective urinary drainage while maintaining patient comfort.

25 cm Catheter Length

Suitable for standard suprapubic catheterization procedures.

Complete Placement Set

Includes components required for efficient catheter insertion and placement.

Reliable Bladder Drainage

Helps maintain continuous urinary diversion and bladder decompression.

Minimally Invasive Design

Supports efficient catheter placement with reduced procedural complexity.

Sterile Single-Use System

Promotes infection control and procedural safety.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Stamey Percutaneous Suprapubic Catheter Set

Reference Number: 081012

Catheter Size: 12 Fr

Length: 25 cm

Catheter Type: Suprapubic Drainage Catheter

Placement Method: Percutaneous

Application: Bladder Drainage and Urinary Diversion

Specialty: Urology

Sterility: Sterile

Usage: Single Use

Vendor: Bard / BD

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