Tieman Rusch Gold 2 Way Catheter suitable for addressing incontinence. Urinary incontinence is the medical term for involuntary urine loss. The most common causes are weakening or damage to the pelvic floor muscles, inability to control bladder muscles, neurological diseases, prostate hyperplasia, a urinary tract infection, and type 2 diabetes.

Incontinence can result from various medical conditions. One way to manage it is through external catheters. For certain groups of people, "permanent" catheterization of the bladder is a "way of life." Bladder catheterization is conducted in:

• Neurological diseases – Central Nervous System (CNS) diseases.
• Injuries – Spinal Cord conditions.
• Vascular Strokes.
• Prostate hypertrophy.
• Urinary retention.

Gold 2Way Catheter features: Latex catheter with a silicone coating for easy use without infections and irritations. Foley Tieman catheters are flexible tubes that pass through the urethra into the bladder. The tip of the Tieman-type catheter is curved, closed, rounded, and smooth. Catheters are held inside the bladder with the help of a balloon filled with sterile water.

The circumference of a Foley catheter is described using the unit of measurement Frenches (FR). The most common Foley catheters range from FR 12 - FR 28 (1 FR is equivalent to 0.33 mm), while sizes below 10 are intended for pediatric use. Sterile individual packaging.

Foley - Tiemann bladder catheter with a bent tip for urethral strictures.

• 2-way (double lumen) made of natural latex.
• Length 40 cm with a 10 ml hydrothemia capacity.

Available sizes: 14Ch-16Ch-18Ch-20Ch-22Ch.