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Merit Flex-Neck PD catheters have a 3.5mm ID* for a 30% higher flow rate than competitors.** The Flex-Neck ARC™ (curved) and Flex-Neck Classic (without curve) catheters are designed for the lower abdomen and accommodate various tunneling techniques and exit site options. They are available in a range of sizes for adult, adolescent, pediatric, and infant patients. The Flex-Neck Exxtended™ kits are designed for the upper abdomen and chest.
*Excludes infant-sized catheters
**Competitors with 2.6mm ID
Flex-Neck Exxtended PD Catheter Kit
The Flex-Neck Exxtended PD catheter kit is for the upper abdomen and upper chest (presternal catheter), consisting of a lower catheter and an upper catheter with one or two cuffs.
Available in adult sizes only.
Flex-Neck Classic
Designed for the lower abdomen and does not have a curve.
Available Sizes: Adult small, standard, standard straight, large; Adolescent standard (1 or 2 cuff), large; Pediatric (1 or 2 cuff); Infant (1 or 2 cuff).
Flex-Neck ARC
Designed for the lower abdomen with a more significant curved shape, giving you more options for lower abdomen placement.
Available Sizes: Adult small, standard, large; Adolescent; Pediatric; Infant
Catheter embedding and implantation accessories include Embedding Tools, Faller Trocar, catheter repair kits, titanium plugs, implantation stylettes, and Titanium Connectors.
Merit Implantation Kits are designed for the single incision-site implantation of a PD catheter to streamline the procedure and to promote efficiency. Tunnelors and Faller Trocars aid in a tight, clean exit site; guide wires facilitate over-the-wire catheter placement. Multiple kit options are available to support your specific implantation approach and tunnelling style.
Suggested for Laparoscopic and Peritoneoscopic Placement
Suggested for Ultrasound-Guided Access and Fluoroscopic Placement

[VIDEO] PD Catheter: Laparoscopic Implantation
In this video, you’ll see:
With Antegrade Catheter Faller Trocar
Suggested for Ultrasound-Guided Access and Fluoroscopic Placement

[VIDEO] PD Catheter: Percutaneous Implantation
In this video, you’ll see:
In this webinar, gain an overview and learn about components of percutaneous PD with Dr. Peter B. Hathaway, a nationally recognized leader in PD catheter placement.
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