The SealCath Catheter

Cephus E. Simmons, Sr., RRA SealCath , LLC

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This catheter consists of two balloons, i.e., one intrarectal and one extra-rectal. The two balloons will augment each other to provide an optimal seal. By providing a perfect seal around the orifice, the SealCath Catheter will decrease the loss of product leakage/loss from the patient, thus increasing the proficiency of procedures.

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Intussusception is the most common cause of intestinal obstruction with 80% - 90% occurring between the ages of 3 months and 3 years of age. Enema reduction is the nonsurgical procedure of choice for reducing intussusception. Air reduction is favored over barium.

Presently there is no catheter on the market to achieve the level of seal that the SealCath catheter will. 56 of every 100,000 child birth per year in the US require an intussusception reduction procedure
10% of reduced intussusception reoccur, requiring a repeat procedure

Decease procedure time and improve results on difficult reductions

Will be used with CPT code:

74283 Therapeutic enema, contrast or air, for reduction of intussusception or other intraluminal obstruction (eg, meconium ileus)

Foley catheter and flexi-tip enema tip presently used are not reimbursable because they fall under the reimbursable pricing range SealCath catheter pricing range: $65 - $150

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Will fulfill the need for intussusception procedure Will decrease procedure time
Reducing radiation exposure to patient and medical staff

Will be used with air and barium enema reduction procedures

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The "SealCath" Catheter provides an improvement of all catheters on the market and is being welcomed by the medical community across the country. The SealCath Catheter will be the catheter of choice for intussusception reduction procedures We would like for you to be the next to welcome the SealCath Catheter into your inventory

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