Following transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) or extensive bladder tumor resections, patient recovery depends on continuous high-volume bladder irrigation to clear blood clots and prevent bladder distention. Standard two-way urinary catheters fail because they lack an independent inflow channel and collapse under active clot evacuation suction. Sourcing specialized 3-way hematuria catheters and Y-type TURP irrigation lines guarantees fluid dynamics and patient comfort.
Technical procurement guide for hospital urology departments and surgical distributors sourcing 3-way hematuria catheters, 30ml tamponade balloons, and high-flow TURP irrigation lines.
Hematuria catheters require reinforced 30 ml to 50 ml retention balloons. Drawn down against the prostatic fossa, the balloon provides direct mechanical tamponade to stop venous bleeding. [Explore our medical product line](/products) or [request clinical urology sample sets](/contact).
Hematuria Foley catheters incorporate three dedicated internal lumens: an extra-large central drainage channel to evacuate clots without obstruction; an irrigation inflow lumen to introduce continuous sterile wash fluid; and an inflation channel for the heavy-walled symmetrical balloon. Couvelaire or Dufour open-beveled scoop tips allow rapid extraction of dense intravesical clots.
Continuous postoperative washing uses large volumes of fluid (up to 20–30 liters of saline or glycine over 24 hours). Our dual-spike Y-configuration sets allow nurses to hang two 3,000 ml or 5,000 ml wash bags simultaneously, enabling continuous fluid flow during bag switchovers. Extra-wide bore tubing and heavy-duty roller clamps deliver flow rates up to 1,000 ml/min.
| Specification | Standard 2-Way Catheter | Dedicated 3-Way Hematuria Line (Manshav Impex) |
|---|---|---|
| Lumen Architecture | 2 channels (drainage & balloon only) | 3 channels (dedicated continuous irrigation inflow) |
| Balloon Capacity | 5–10 ml standard retention balloon | 30–50 ml heavy-walled mechanical tamponade balloon |
| Catheter Tip Design | Standard rounded Nelaton tip with small side eyes | Open-beveled Couvelaire or Dufour tip for clot evacuation |
| Shaft Reinforcement | Soft shaft liable to collapse under bladder spasms | Reinforced medical silicone or stiffened latex elastomer |
In urology post-op recovery, a catheter that clogs with blood clots turns a routine TURP into an emergency surgical re-exploration. Hematuria catheters require maximum drainage caliber.
Standard sizes are 18 Fr, 20 Fr, 22 Fr, and 24 Fr, with 20 Fr and 22 Fr being the most common post-TURP selections.
The 30 ml balloon is drawn into the prostatic fossa to provide direct mechanical pressure against bleeding prostatic venous sinuses.
We produce both 100% silicone catheters for long-term inert biocompatibility and silicone-coated latex for cost-effective short-term post-op use.
Yes, our universal dual spikes fit all standard large-volume hospital irrigation bags and containers.
Each catheter is double-wrapped in an inner protective sleeve and sealed in an EO-sterilized medical peel pouch, packed 10 units per dispenser box.
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