What am I looking at?
Visual recognition
Long infusion catheter with radiopaque markers bracketing a defined multi-side-hole treatment segment, allowing the active infusion length to be distinguished from total catheter length.
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Multi-side-hole thrombolysis catheter
Lytic infusion catheter
Three-panel learning framework
Recognition, context, and distinction
What does it do, and where will I see it?
Use & procedural context
Multi-side-hole infusion catheter for catheter-directed thrombolysis along a defined treatment segment. Typical procedural contexts include DVT, arterial occlusion, and graft or fistula thrombosis.
What most clearly distinguishes it from similar devices?
Key distinctions
The radiopaque markers define the active multi-side-hole infusion segment, which must not be confused with the catheter’s total shaft length or with a simple end-hole infusion catheter.