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Central Venous Catheter (CVC) is a type of catheter that has its own pump. The pump enables the catheter to travel through a small opening into the body. Since the catheter is hollow, blood flow is facilitated

Urinary catheters are perhaps the most widely recognized clinical gadgets utilized on the planet today. A catheter is essentially an empty, semi-adaptable cylinder that gathers pee in the bladder and guides it to a depleting pack. Urinary catheters currently come in various sizes and assortments.

Central Venous Catheter (CVC) is a type of catheter that has its own pump. The pump enables the catheter to travel through a small opening into the body. Since the catheter is hollow, blood flow is facilitated; therefore, there are more options as far as types of applications go. Some of the most common applications of the Central Venous Catheter are to pump fluids such as medications and other treatment solutions through the body.

Angioplasty is a minimally-invasive surgical procedure used to expand the size of blocked or narrowed veins, usually to treat cardiovascular varicose veins (veins that narrow in the body's blood vessels). This procedure involves the use of a balloon catheter inserted into a vein, which is inflated to create an erection. The resulting angioplasty balloons create a "balloon" effect that forces the blood through the narrowed vein, which enlarges it.