Bard Lubri-Sil Foley Catheter Two Way Council Model

The tip configuration, number of lumens or channels, and balloon size all influence the Bard Lubri-Sil Foley Catheter Two Way Council Model. In an emergency, it is most frequently used to treat acute retention. The strengthened hole at the catheter's tip is its distinctive characteristic. When dilated, a stricture or prostate frequently won't remain open, causing it to continue to obstruct or block flow. The tip is made to fit either the heyman system councill stylet or the normal councill tip stylet. The hydrogel covering reduces friction and increases patient comfort by acting as a "cushion" between the catheter surface and the delicate urethral tissue.