Teleflex Rusch Urethral Catheter 221800-000220, a premium medical device designed to provide reliable and efficient urinary drainage for patients requiring catheterization. This high-quality urethral catheter is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of healthcare professionals while ensuring patient comfort and safety.

The Teleflex Rusch Urethral Catheter features a smooth, flexible design that facilitates easy insertion and minimizes trauma to the urethra. Constructed from biocompatible materials, this catheter is designed to reduce the risk of irritation and infection, making it suitable for both short-term and long-term use. The catheter's unique hydrophilic coating enhances its lubricity, allowing for a more comfortable experience during insertion and removal.

Key Features:
- Available in various sizes to accommodate different patient needs, ensuring a perfect fit for optimal performance.
- Soft, rounded tip design reduces the risk of urethral trauma during insertion, promoting patient comfort.
- Durable construction ensures reliability and longevity, making it a cost-effective choice for healthcare facilities.
- Radiopaque stripe allows for easy visualization under imaging, aiding in proper placement and monitoring.
- Designed for both male and female patients, providing versatility in a clinical setting.
- Sterile packaging ensures that the catheter is safe for immediate use, reducing the risk of contamination.

Use Suggestion:
The Teleflex Rusch Urethral Catheter is ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and home care settings. Healthcare professionals can utilize this catheter for patients undergoing surgical procedures, those with urinary retention, or individuals requiring bladder drainage due to medical conditions. It is also suitable for patients recovering from urological surgeries, ensuring they receive the necessary care for optimal recovery. For best results, always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and consult with a healthcare provider to determine the appropriate catheter size and usage instructions for individual patient needs.