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2022/07/20
Guangdong pharmaceutical bottle manufacturer
Guangdong Longxin Medical Device Co., Ltd. was founded in 1982 by General Manager Huang Yongqiang and is located in Kaiping City, a renowned “Town of Diaolou” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, situated in the central-southern part of Guangdong Province. Our company is a well‑known manufacturer of pharmaceutical vials, ureteral stents, solvent‑dissolving syringes, disposable drainage bags, masks, and other medical devices in Guangdong. We are also a specialized enterprise that integrates research and development, production, processing, and sales of single‑use medical devices. “Longxin” brand products primarily include infusion sets, syringes, blood collection devices, medical adhesives, indwelling needles, and ureteral stents—various single‑use medical consumables.
2022/07/26
How to Use Medical Disposable Drainage Bags and Five Key Precautions
Drainage bags are commonly used medical devices in clinical practice, primarily for patients with anorectal or urinary tract conditions. For elderly individuals who are unable to care for themselves, disposable drainage bags are mainly employed to collect urine from patients with urinary incontinence, postoperative comatose patients, and those with limited mobility, or to be used in conjunction with other devices to drain wound exudate. Proper use of drainage bag products can help these patients manage their daily needs and significantly reduce the caregiving burden on healthcare professionals and family members. So, how should a disposable drainage bag be used?
2022/08/01
How should a single-use drainage bag be used?
Disposable drainage bags are primarily used to collect urine from patients with urinary incontinence, those who are unconscious, or individuals with limited mobility, and can also be used in conjunction with other devices to drain wound exudate. Currently available are anti‑reflux drainage bags, which incorporate an anti‑reflux design based on the standard model. These single‑use bags feature a backflow‑preventing valve that effectively prevents urine from flowing backward, thereby reducing the risk of retrograde infection. They are equipped with a snap‑on drainage valve for easy, one‑hand operation, ensuring simplicity and hygiene. The elastic catheter included in the set helps prevent kinking, ensuring unobstructed urine flow. A nonwoven fabric backing provides softness and comfort, protecting the skin while offering durability and environmental friendliness.
2022/08/07
Do you know the principle and proper use of disposable drainage bags?
The primary function of a disposable drainage bag is to collect postoperative bleeding and fluid, which can then be drained through a catheter, thereby facilitating the patient’s speedy recovery. Below, we will explain the principle and proper use of disposable drainage bags. Principle of disposable drainage bags:
2022/08/15
What problems can a ureteral stent address?
What is it like to have a ureteral stent‑induced stricture? Chronic lower back pain, fever, and loss of appetite—pain caused by the condition is hard to put into words. Ureteral strictures have complex etiologies and can readily lead to varying degrees of upper urinary tract obstruction and hydronephrosis, potentially endangering the patient’s life.
2022/08/19
What are the benefits of an ureteral stent? Are there any risks?
Whether or not to place an ureteral stent should be determined based on the individual patient’s circumstances. If ureteral stones or laser lithotripsy have led to stricture, such a stent may be indicated. Typically, these stents can remain in place for an extended period; however, spastic strictures lack specific, effective treatments. Consequently, long-term stenting is often necessary—otherwise, renal dysfunction may ensue—and currently, there are no particularly robust therapeutic options available in domestic clinical practice.
2022/09/06
What is a ureteral stent? An overview of related information.
Currently, the most commonly used ureteral stent is the double‑pigtail stent, also known as the double‑J stent. The stent’s two ends are coiled into loops resembling pig tails, and its primary functions include the following three aspects: