Redax Thoracic Catheters Offer Progressive Solutions
Enhanced Drainage, Patency and Patient Comfort
Redax fluted thoracic catheters offer progressive solutions for drainage, patency and patient comfort. The Coaxial, Kardia Spiral and Smart Drain feature a four-channel fluted profile which increases drainage surface area as much as 10x compared to traditional drains. Each of the unique catheters feature a proprietary direct, high-flow transition from the in-dwelling design to a single bore tube which maintains patency. Soft silicone construction improves patient comfort, leads to early ambulation and greater patient satisfaction.
Coaxial
The Redax Coaxial enables two functions in one – evacuating air and fluid at the same time due to its outer fluted design and inner lumen with distal perforations. To learn more about the Coaxial, click here.
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Kardia Spiral
The Kardia Spiral’s performance is based on its inventive spiral design which enables complex positioning and permits the use of smaller French sizes. To learn more about the Kardia Spiral, click here.
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Smart Drain
The Smart Drain features four outer-fluted channels that increase drainage surface area as much as ten times compared to traditional drains. To learn more about the Smart Drain, click here.
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MED Alliance Solutions is a medical device distributor specializing in the importation, sales, marketing, logistics and distribution of cost-effective and innovative cardiac medical devices throughout the US. To learn more about these or other cardiac medical devices, contact your local MED Alliance Solutions sales representative, call 888-891-1200 or email us.
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