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In the US and Europe, several animal vendors offer catheterization as a surgical service. Their surgeons operate every day, which keeps their skills sharp.
When conducting in vivo work with catheters, you can’t see beneath the skin. We wanted to show what is actually happening at the tip of the catheter, where blockages can occur, and what can be done to prevent them.
Miniature externalized ports that simply and cleanly connect an implanted catheter to a syringe for direct access, or to a tether for continuous access.
