
Disposable surgical drainage tubes are common medical devices for draining bodily fluids in postoperative care or trauma treatment. Designed for effective, sterile drainage, they are easy to use and replace.

The silicone Cross Drainage Tube is a surgical drainage device made of medical-grade silicone, featuring a cross-shaped tip opening. It is mainly used for draining fluid and blood from post-op body cavities or wounds.

Cross spiral drainage tube: a surgical drainage device with cross spiral porous tube end, used to drain blood, exudate and pus from body cavities/wounds after surgery, and also for wound irrigation to prevent effusion and infection.

Silicone T-shaped drainage tube: A specialized post-op device for draining body cavities (e.g., biliary tract, abdominal cavity). Its core T-structure (main tube + side arms) stays fixed in the cavity to continuously drain fluid, bile, etc.

The medical flat silicone drainage tube is used for draining fluids after surgery, common in general, thoracic, and orthopedic surgeries.

The silicone round-punched drainage tube is a flexible surgical device used for draining body cavities or wounds after surgery. Its sidewalls are equipped with multiple circular openings.

The negative-pressure silicone drainage bulb is a core component of drainage devices commonly used after surgical procedures. It is primarily designed to drain blood, exudate, and other fluids from body cavities.

Introducer needle: Surgical tool for puncture/drainage – creates pathways for tubes to enter body cavities in minimally invasive surgery/post-op care.