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The SealCathCatheterCephus E. Simmons, Sr., MS, RRA

Medical University of South Carolina

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This catheter consists of two balloons, i.e., one intra-

rectal and one extra-rectal. The two balloons will

augment each other to provide an optimal seal.

By providing a perfect seal around the orifice or

open, the

SealCath

Catheter will decrease the lossof product leakage/loss from the patient, thusincreasing the proficiency of procedures.

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The catheter is made of latex free or silicone coated material. The catheter will besupplied various sizes to accommodate pediatric and adults patients. It consists oftwo balloons, one intra and one extra rectum

114 - Catheter tip with an end hole and multiple side holes

102 Area between the proximal tip and distal end of intra-rectal balloon - capacity of20 cc to 50 cc depending on the compliance of the material

120 - Intra-rectal balloon - diameter of about 2 cm to 4 cm and a length of about 1.5cm to 2.5 cm

122 Distal balloon The balloon that creates the seal by sliding 120 and holding itfirmly against the tissue of question

.134 & 136 one way luer-lock syringe connection

130 Port to inflate 120

132 - Port to inflate 122

108 Central lumen extends along the entire catheter to end and side holes


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Will be used with CPT code: 74283 Therapeutic enema, contrast or air, for

reduction of intussusception or other intraluminalobstruction (eg, meconium ileus)

Foley catheter presently used are notreimbursable because they fall under thereimbursable pricing range

SealCath Catheter pricing range: $65- $150


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This catheter is not limited to cavities, orifices, vessels, ducts,and organs

Not limited to performing subcutaneous, and percutaneousprocedures

In the Radiology Market alone, the "SealCath" could be used in:

Intussusception reduction

Enema studies

Virtual CT Colonoscopy

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Intussusception is the most common cause ofintestinal obstruction (80% - 90%) between 3months and 6 years of age

Air enema is the nonsurgical procedure of choicefor reducing intussusception


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Presently there is no catheter on the market toachieve the level of seal that this catheter will

56/100,000 children per year require anintussusception reduction procedure 10% of reduced intussusception recur, requiring a repeat

procedure

Decrease procedure time


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Individually

Can be packaged with the Shiels IntussusceptionAir Reduction System

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Will fulfill the need for Intussusception procedure

Will decrease procedure time

Will reduce radiation exposure to patient andstaff

Will be used with the Shiels Intussusception AirReduction System


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The "SealCath" Catheter provides animprovement of all catheters on the market andwill likely be welcomed by the medicalcommunity

The process for manufacturing is fairly easy andinexpensive

The SealCath Catheter will be the catheter ofchoice for intussusception reduction procedure

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Please contact

Cephus E. Simmons, Sr., MRS, RRA

MUSC96 Jonathan Lucas St.

MSC 322

Charleston, SC 29425

843-792-2168 office843-614-7643 [email protected]

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mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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