Vascular Access

The vascular system consists of the interconnected arteries and veins found within the human body. This network of arteries and veins provides a path for blood flow, allowing nutrients and oxygen to reach limbs and other appendages. With the advent of modern medicine and technologies, minimally invasive devices for drug delivery, pressure monitoring, nutrition, phlebitis reduction, dialysis, blood drawing, and rapid hydration have helped lower risk and improve patient outcome. At Biomerics, we partner with customers to pioneer and produce both acute and chronic vascular access devices such as PICCs, CVCs, and hemodialysis catheters.

Procedural Devices
Procedural Devices
Procedural devices are used to gain access to the cardiovascular system for the delivery of catheters and other devices.
Peripheral Catheters
Peripheral Catheters
Peripheral catheters are generally placed into a peripheral vein for IV administration, drug delivery, or blood removal.
Central Catheters
Central Catheters
Central venous catheters (CVCs) are inserted into a large vein in the chest, neck, or groin for IV therapy, blood removal, or monitoring.
Ports
Ports
A port is a long-term implantable device that consists of a reservoir compartment, a septum bubble for needle insertion, and a catheter.
Hemodialysis Catheters
Hemodialysis Catheters
Hemodialysis catheters are used to facilitate the exchanging of blood between the patient and the hemodialysis pump.
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