Cook Medical Cervical Ripening Balloons with Stylet - Cervical Ripening Balloon with Stylet, Series J-CRBS-184001 - G19891
Cook Medical Cervical Ripening Balloons with Stylet - Cervical Ripening Balloon with Stylet, Series J-CRBS-184001 - G19891

Cook Medical Cervical Ripening Balloons with Stylet - Cervical Ripening Balloon with Stylet, Series J-CRBS-184001 - G19891

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Product Information: Cervical Ripening Balloon with Stylet, Series J-CRBS-184001

Manufacturer Part # G19891

Description

  • Used for mechanical dilation of the cervical canal prior to labor induction at term
  • Designed to safely ripen and dilate the cervix without pharmaceuticals
  • No risk of side effects from repeated medications
  • Silicone balloons adapt to the contour of the cervical canal
  • Easy placement and quickly removal
HPIS Code 710_240_10_0
Latex Free Yes
UNSPSC 42292601

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Allan Chamberlain
Flexible stylet

The Cook balloon is an upgrade from a Foley…our hospital only has latex Foleys in the big balloon sizes.

I find the Cook stylet a bit too flexible. It bends (and stays bent) with any reasonable pressure, making navigating a tight inner os difficult. Also the space between the balloons is pretty small, and visualization is potentially challenging, but the product works, which is the ultimate standard

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Allan Chamberlain
Flexible stylet

The Cook balloon is an upgrade from a Foley…our hospital only has latex Foleys in the big balloon sizes.

I find the Cook stylet a bit too flexible. It bends (and stays bent) with any reasonable pressure, making navigating a tight inner os difficult. Also the space between the balloons is pretty small, and visualization is potentially challenging, but the product works, which is the ultimate standard

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