Drainage Procedures
Minimally invasive image-guided drainage for fluid, pus, bile, urine, or infected collections inside the body.
Safe Drainage. Precise Guidance. Faster Relief.
Drainage procedures are minimally invasive treatments used to remove abnormal fluid, pus, bile, urine, or infected collections from the body.
These procedures are performed using ultrasound, CT, or fluoroscopic imaging guidance, allowing accurate placement of a small drainage tube without the need for open surgery.
Small Puncture
No large surgical incision required.
Image Guided
Advanced imaging for accurate tube placement.
Quick Relief
Helps reduce pain, pressure, and infection.
Faster Recovery
Shorter hospital stay compared to surgery.
Types of Drainage Procedures
Abscess Drainage
Removes pus from infected collections using a small image-guided catheter.
Pleural Drainage
Drains excess fluid from around the lungs to improve breathing comfort.
Ascitic Fluid Drainage
Removes excess abdominal fluid caused by liver disease, cancer, or infection.
Biliary Drainage
Helps drain blocked bile ducts and relieve jaundice or infection.
Nephrostomy Drainage
Drains urine directly from the kidney when the normal urinary pathway is blocked.
Post-Surgical Collection Drainage
Removes fluid collections that may develop after surgery, infection, or trauma.
Advanced Image-Guided Drainage Care
Drainage procedures are performed through a small skin puncture using imaging guidance. A thin catheter is carefully placed into the collection to drain fluid safely and effectively.
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