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How to Handle Pain During Catheterization?

How to Handle Pain During Catheterization?

2026-02-11
Anatomical Factors The urethra has abundant nerve innervation, with parasympathetic and sympathetic nerves distributed throughout the entire urethra. The bladder neck is richly innervated, and the mucosa is very sensitive to stimulation. Any foreign bod...
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Daxan Sterile Hydrophilic Ureteral Stents

Daxan Sterile Hydrophilic Ureteral Stents

2026-02-11
Daxan continuously supplies high-quality sterile hydrophilic ureteral stents to meet diverse clinical needs. As one of our core products with long-term and stable supply, Daxan sterile hydrophilic ureteral stents are sterilized using ethylene oxide (EO), en...
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Hydrophilic Coated Ureteral Stents: Enhancing Long-term Safety and Patient Comfort

Hydrophilic Coated Ureteral Stents: Enhancing Long-term Safety and Patient Comfort

2026-02-04

Ureteral stents, commonly known as double-J stents or pigtail stents, the main function of ureteral stents is to provide support, dilation, and drainage of the ureter, in the treatment of urinary tract diseases, particularly in patients with ureteral or kidney stones and strictures. 

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Clinical Application of DJ Ureteral Stents

Clinical Application of DJ Ureteral Stents

2026-01-29

A double J Ureteral stent is a very common type of drainage tube in urological clinics. They are placed inside the ureter, serving to support and drain urine from renal pelvis to bladder. Their application in urology is very widespread. 

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What to Do When It's Difficult to Determine Catheter Insertion Depth?

What to Do When It's Difficult to Determine Catheter Insertion Depth?

2026-01-29
We know that catheter insertion depth is closely related to urethral length. Female Urethra: The female urethral opening is located below the clitoris and above the vaginal opening, and is thick and short. The urethral length in adult women is typically...
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From 3Fr to 8Fr, Hydrophilic or Uncoated Options Available — Daxan Delivers a "Complete Solution" for J Type Ureteral Stents

From 3Fr to 8Fr, Hydrophilic or Uncoated Options Available — Daxan Delivers a "Complete Solution" for J Type Ureteral Stents

2026-01-29
As a professional supplier of urological interventional devices, Daxan offers flexible and precise treatment options for urological clinical practice through its comprehensive J type ureteral stent product line. The products cover full specifications from 3F...
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How to Choose the Right Intermittent Catheter

How to Choose the Right Intermittent Catheter

2026-01-27

Choosing an appropriate intermittent catheter is essential for safe, effective, and comfortable catheterization. Several key factors should be considered, including material, tip design, smoothness, size, length, coating, and packaging. This article provides a practical guide to help patients and caregivers make informed choices.

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Clean Intermittent Catheterization (CIC): Detailed Step-by-Step Instructions for Girls

Clean Intermittent Catheterization (CIC): Detailed Step-by-Step Instructions for Girls

2026-01-23
CIC is a technique that helps children empty urine from their bladder, and needs to be performed several times throughout the day. CIC stands for Clean Intermittent Catheterization, which refers to clean intermittent catheterization: CIC Can Help Resolve B...
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Prevention of Urinary Tract Infections in Spinal Cord Injury Patients

Prevention of Urinary Tract Infections in Spinal Cord Injury Patients

2026-01-23

Since urinary tract infection is one of the most dangerous complications in spinal cord injury (SCI) patients, effective measures must be taken to prevent the occurrence of infection.

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The Role of Intermittent Catheterization in the Recovery of Bladder Function in Patients with Spinal Cord Injury

The Role of Intermittent Catheterization in the Recovery of Bladder Function in Patients with Spinal Cord Injury

2026-01-23
The vast majority of patients with spinal cord injury experience urinary retention, and clinical management requires the use of catheterization to drain urine. Although traditional indwelling catheterization can alleviate urinary retention to a certain exten...
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