Femoral Sheath

Medical sheaths are a tubular tool utilised during procedures to protect and direct medical instruments. These are usually constructed from a flexible substance, such silicone or polyurethane. The said products are created to be put into the body through a tiny incision. They can be utilised to prevent tissue injury, lower the risk of infection, and lessen the possibility of issues with the instrument. Medical sheaths make changing clothes simple and lowers morbidity at the puncture site. The recommended vascular access route for percutaneous coronary intervention, the femoral artery, uses a sheath that is 4 to 6 French (1.35 to 2 mm) in size.