Fast, reliable EtCO2 Monitoring
Allows maximum volume of IV fluid
Drugs and IV fluids connect near the patient
Prevents kinking and occlusion of infusion lines
Allows for single, double and triple infusions
Sits nicely on the patient
“I have been using the Coventry Connectors for more than 10 years now. The multiple ports make it easy to run multiple infusions and fluids together.”
Payal Kajekar
Luton & Dunstable Hospital
Rapid administration of fluid remains a cornerstone in the treatment of shock and when caring for trauma patients, and a range of devices and technologies are available to hasten fluid administration time.¹
When it comes to selecting the right intravenous (IV) connector, healthcare professionals face a critical decision that directly impacts the safety and effectiveness of IV therapy.
Intravenous (IV) connectors play an integral role in the medical field. Serving as vital components of IV systems, these devices enable the connection between various components within the system. Although we’ve explored the diverse types of IV connectors in a previous article, this piece explores specialised high-flow extension sets, more deeply focusing on their numerous application areas.
Intravenous (IV) connectors connect various components of IV systems used to deliver fluids or medication to patients. The components can include catheters, tubing, syringes and IV bags. The connectors are standardised to ensure that all links between the various components are secure.
Anaesthesia
Gynaecology
Operating Room
Urology
