Disposable silicone catheter is a commonly used medical catheter in clinical practice, mainly used for urine drainage, bladder flushing and other operations. Its characteristics are as follows: 1、 Material characteristics 1. Excellent biocompatibility Using medical grade silicone material, it is harmless and non-toxic to human tissues, reducing the risk of urethral mucosal allergies or inflammation. Soft and skin friendly, with minimal damage to the urethra during long-term retention, suitable for sensitive populations such as children and the elderly. 2. Strong corrosion resistance Silicone has stable chemical properties and is not easily reacted with electrolytes, drugs, etc. in urine, which can maintain the performance of the catheter for a long time. 2、 Structural design features 1. The tube body is soft and has good elasticity The texture is soft and bendable, reducing friction of the urethral mucosa during insertion, lowering patient discomfort and the risk of urethral injury. Good elasticity, less likely to cause deformation or blockage of the catheter due to patient activity. 2. Multiple specifications selection The diameter (such as F8-F24) and length are diverse, suitable for patients of different ages, genders, and clinical needs (such as children). 3. Balloon design is safe and reliable The balloon (with a capacity of 5-30ml) can be fixed with water injection to prevent detachment and avoid damaging the bladder mucosa. 3、 Clinical application advantages 1. Disposable to reduce the risk of infection To avoid cross infection caused by repeated use and comply with hospital infection control requirements. 2. Easy to operate Smooth surface, low insertion resistance, and combined with lubricating gel can further improve the smoothness of operation. 3. High drainage efficiency The lumen is unobstructed, and the lateral orifice design is reasonable to ensure smooth urine drainage and reduce sedimentation or blockage. 4、 Applicable scenarios 1. Short term indwelling: temporary drainage such as postoperative dysuria and urinary retention after anesthesia. 2. Long term retention: Patients with neurogenic bladder, urethral stricture, advanced tumors, etc. who require long-term catheterization. 3. Special population: People who are allergic to latex (silicone is a substitute for latex to avoid allergic reactions).