Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 - TRAY, POWER PAC II, VEN, FF, PU, 2.6MM, UL, 8.5FR, INTRO 1/EA
The Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 TRAY, POWER PAC II, VEN, FF, PU, 2.6MM, UL, 8.5FR, INTRO 1/EA is a specialized venous access port tray designed for clinical environments that require dependable implantable access solutions. Built around a polyurethane catheter configuration with a 2.6 mm profile and 8.5 Fr introducer compatibility, this tray supports controlled placement, procedural organization, and reliable access for appropriate infusion therapy applications.
This Power Pac II venous port tray is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals in settings where long-term vascular access may be required. Its tray-based format helps streamline preparation by providing the key components needed for a structured procedure, supporting efficiency, consistency, and clinical workflow.
Key Benefits
- Complete venous port tray format helps support organized procedure setup.
- Polyurethane catheter construction offers flexibility and dependable handling during placement.
- 2.6 mm catheter specification supports appropriate vascular access applications.
- 8.5 Fr introducer compatibility supports controlled insertion technique.
- Ultra low profile design may help improve patient comfort when clinically appropriate.
- Single-unit packaging supports inventory control and procedure readiness.
- Designed for professional healthcare use in hospital, surgical, oncology, and infusion care environments.
Compatibility and Applications
The Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 Power Pac II venous port tray is suitable for clinical workflows involving implanted venous access where a polyurethane catheter and 8.5 Fr introducer system are required. It may be used in settings such as interventional radiology, surgery, infusion therapy, oncology care, and other vascular access departments following facility protocols and physician direction.
This product should be matched with compatible access needles, infusion systems, flushing protocols, and clinical accessories according to the manufacturers instructions and the healthcare facilitys approved procedures. Compatibility should always be verified before use, especially when integrating the port system with infusion pumps, contrast administration protocols, or long-term therapy plans.
Usage Guidelines
Use of the Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 tray should be limited to qualified clinicians trained in implantable venous access procedures. Before opening the tray, inspect the packaging for damage, confirm product selection, verify expiration dating, and ensure that all required sterile field and procedural supplies are available.
The device should be handled using strict aseptic technique. Placement, flushing, access, maintenance, and removal procedures should follow the manufacturers instructions for use, institutional policy, and applicable clinical guidelines. Do not use the product if the package is opened, damaged, contaminated, or if any component appears compromised.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 Power Pac II venous port tray is manufactured for professional medical use and should be used in accordance with applicable healthcare standards, facility infection control protocols, and the manufacturers published instructions. Clinical teams should confirm all regulatory, sterility, storage, and handling requirements before use.
Because implantable vascular access devices involve direct patient care and sterile placement, users should follow approved procedures for patient assessment, site preparation, catheter placement, port access, flushing, dressing, documentation, and ongoing monitoring for complications.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared with general vascular access components sold individually, the Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 tray provides a more procedure-ready format by organizing key port access components into a single tray configuration. This can help reduce preparation time, support consistency, and simplify purchasing for facilities that prefer standardized venous port systems.
Compared with non-tray alternatives, this Power Pac II configuration may be better suited for departments that value structured setup, controlled component availability, and reliable compatibility across recurring venous access procedures. Its polyurethane catheter design, ultra low profile port format, and 8.5 Fr introducer specification make it a practical option for facilities seeking a professional-grade implanted access solution.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
This product is typically used by physicians, interventional radiologists, surgeons, vascular access specialists, oncology teams, infusion nurses, and trained procedural staff. It is appropriate for healthcare facilities that manage patients requiring reliable venous access for repeated or long-term treatment plans.
Common application scenarios may include oncology infusion support, long-term medication administration, blood draw access when clinically appropriate, and other physician-directed venous access needs. The tray format supports busy procedural environments where accuracy, sterility, and preparation efficiency are important.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store the Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 tray in a clean, dry, temperature-appropriate environment according to the manufacturers storage recommendations. Keep the product in its original packaging until ready for use, and rotate inventory using first-expiring, first-out practices.
During use, maintain strict sterile technique and confirm all components before starting the procedure. After placement, follow facility-approved maintenance protocols for port access, flushing, locking, dressing care, and monitoring. Staff should document device details, lot information, placement notes, and any patient-specific instructions according to institutional policy.
Regulatory and Safety Information
The Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 TRAY, POWER PAC II, VEN, FF, PU, 2.6MM, UL, 8.5FR, INTRO 1/EA is intended for professional healthcare use only. It should be used only by trained personnel familiar with implantable venous access devices and associated clinical risks.
Potential risks associated with venous access devices may include infection, thrombosis, catheter occlusion, migration, infiltration, extravasation, bleeding, vessel injury, and other procedure-related complications. Patient selection, placement technique, maintenance, and follow-up should be managed under appropriate medical supervision and in line with the manufacturers instructions for use.
How to Order
Select the Smiths Medical 21-4955-24 TRAY, POWER PAC II, VEN, FF, PU, 2.6MM, UL, 8.5FR, 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.
