Q: What are the characteristics of CT-guided percutaneous gastrostomy?
A: CT-guided percutaneous gastrostomy is suitable for esophageal stenosis caused by various reasons, especially for ALS patients who require ventilator support and cannot be tubed, and for cases where the esophagus is too narrow and cannot be inserted with guidewires and catheters. .
This procedure uses the Couliet percutaneous gastrostomy kit to perform gastrostomy on the patient with CT guidance. CT-guided percutaneous gastrostomy is simple to operate, has less pain, less radiation, shorter operation time, and fewer complications. It is currently a very advanced surgical method. Compared to using DSA equipment to guide surgery, both the patient and the surgeon are exposed to less radiation.
Q: Surgical Instruments?
A: Percutaneous gastrostomy kit. Percutaneous gastrostomy kit uses the Introducer method to create a fistula, which can be operated under gastroscopy, DSA, CT and other equipment (called PEG, PRG or PFG). The uniquely designed Yutian-style gastric wall fixator facilitates puncture Ostomy operation is safer, easier and faster.
