CT Connection Tube (Spiral & Non-Spiral)

A CT Connection Tube is a specialized medical device primarily used in CT (Computed Tomography) imaging procedures to enable the controlled and accurate delivery of contrast agents and other fluids during diagnostic imaging. This tubing acts as a vital link between the contrast media injection system and the catheter or other delivery devices, ensuring a smooth, uninterrupted flow of contrast material into the patient’s body throughout the scan.

The Spiral and Non-Spiral variants of the CT Connection Tube are engineered to address different procedural needs. The spiral design offers enhanced flexibility and resistance to kinking, making it ideal for procedures that require greater movement or positioning adaptability. On the other hand, the non-spiral version provides a straight, stable flow path, which is particularly suited for situations where rigid precision and structural simplicity are preferred.

As a crucial component in both routine CT scans and advanced CT angiography, the CT Connection Tube plays an essential role in ensuring optimal image quality, patient safety, and efficient workflow. The choice between spiral and non-spiral configurations depends on the specific clinical requirements, the mobility demands of the procedure, and the preference for durability or maneuverability. By offering precise fluid delivery and consistent performance, the CT Connection Tube enhances the overall success of contrast-enhanced imaging procedures.