Smiths Medical 21-4425-24 - TRAY, POWER PAC, VEN, TI, PU, 1.9MM, UL, 6 FR/INTRO 1/EA
The Smiths Medical 21-4424-24 Power Pac Venous Access Tray is a complete implantable venous access tray designed for reliable long-term vascular access in clinical and hospital settings. This tray features a titanium portal with a polyurethane catheter, 1.9mm configuration, and 6 FR introducer components to support efficient placement and dependable performance during infusion therapy, medication delivery, blood sampling, and related venous access procedures.
Engineered for professional healthcare use, this Power Pac tray helps clinicians streamline setup by providing essential components in a single procedural package. Its durable titanium portal construction and flexible polyurethane catheter support consistent access, patient comfort, and procedural confidence when used according to facility protocols and manufacturer instructions.
Key Benefits
- Complete venous access tray designed to support efficient procedural preparation
- Titanium portal construction helps provide strength, durability, and long-term reliability
- Polyurethane catheter supports flexibility and dependable vascular access performance
- 1.9mm catheter configuration designed for controlled venous access applications
- 6 FR introducer components assist with accurate placement during implantation procedures
- Single-use tray format helps reduce preparation time and supports procedural consistency
- Suitable for healthcare environments requiring reliable implantable access solutions
Compatibility and Applications
The Smiths Medical 21-4424-24 Power Pac Venous Access Tray is intended for use by trained medical professionals in facilities that perform implantable venous access procedures. It may be used in applications requiring repeated or long-term access to the venous system, depending on patient needs, clinical judgment, and institutional protocols.
Common applications may include infusion therapy, medication administration, chemotherapy support, parenteral nutrition, blood withdrawal, and other therapies requiring reliable central venous access. Compatibility should always be verified with the intended therapy, infusion equipment, access needles, flushing protocols, and facility requirements before use.
Usage Guidelines
This product should be used only by qualified healthcare professionals trained in implantable venous access placement and maintenance. Before opening the tray, confirm the product number, packaging integrity, expiration date, catheter size, introducer size, and procedural requirements.
Use aseptic technique throughout preparation, implantation, access, and post-procedure care. Follow the manufacturers instructions for placement, flushing, locking, dressing, access needle selection, and ongoing maintenance. Monitor the patient for signs of complications such as infection, occlusion, thrombosis, catheter migration, extravasation, or access difficulty.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The Smiths Medical 21-4424-24 Power Pac Venous Access Tray is manufactured for professional medical use and should be handled in accordance with applicable healthcare quality, sterility, and safety standards. Facilities should verify all product documentation, labeling, and regulatory information before clinical use.
As with all implantable vascular access products, safe use depends on proper patient selection, sterile handling, correct placement technique, appropriate imaging or placement confirmation when required, and consistent post-placement monitoring. The product should not be used if the sterile barrier is compromised or if the package appears damaged.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared with standard venous access components supplied individually, the Smiths Medical 21-4424-24 tray offers the advantage of a procedure-ready configuration that can help reduce setup time and improve workflow consistency. The titanium portal provides a durable access platform, while the polyurethane catheter supports flexibility and clinical handling during placement.
Many competing access systems may require clinicians to assemble multiple separate components before the procedure. This Smiths Medical Power Pac tray is designed to provide a coordinated set of components in one package, supporting efficiency, consistency, and inventory control in hospital, oncology, infusion, and procedural care settings.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
This product is typically used by interventional radiologists, surgeons, oncology teams, infusion specialists, vascular access clinicians, and hospital procedural teams. It is appropriate for facilities that manage patients requiring repeated venous access over an extended treatment period.
Application scenarios may include oncology infusion programs, long-term medication therapy, specialty infusion services, hospital-based vascular access procedures, and outpatient infusion centers. The tray is especially useful where a complete, organized venous access solution is preferred for procedural efficiency and reliable clinical workflow.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Inspect the package before use and confirm that all required components are available. Maintain strict sterile technique during handling and placement. Use only compatible access needles and follow facility-approved protocols for flushing, locking, dressing changes, and site assessment.
After placement, document device details, insertion site, catheter specifications, lot information, and any relevant procedural notes according to facility policy. Routine maintenance should include assessment for blood return, patency, signs of infection, patient discomfort, and any changes in device function. Do not force flushing if resistance is encountered, and follow institutional escalation procedures for suspected occlusion or malfunction.
Regulatory and Safety Information
The Smiths Medical 21-4424-24 Power Pac Venous Access Tray is intended for professional healthcare use and should be used only in accordance with the product labeling, manufacturer instructions, and applicable clinical guidelines. The device is not intended for use by untrained individuals or outside appropriate medical environments.
Potential risks associated with implantable venous access devices may include infection, bleeding, thrombosis, catheter occlusion, vessel injury, device migration, air embolism, extravasation, and mechanical complications. Proper placement, securement, maintenance, and monitoring are essential to reduce risk and support patient safety.
How to Order
Select the Smiths Medical 21-4425-24 TRAY, POWER PAC, VEN, TI, PU, 1.9MM, UL, 6 FR/INTRO 1/EA and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.
