Corrugated drain

Carogate drains are divided into two categories, open drainage system and closed drainage system, based on their performance. The way to use Carogate drains is that they are inserted through a hole in the skin, then a suture thread or a sterile pin is used to keep them fixed (same as Carogate drains) and in this way secretions and other substances are removed. Carogate drain is used for passive drainage of secretions such as blood, pus, etc. from open surgical wounds, especially in places where there is positive tissue or muscle pressure, such as an effective and useful gutter. The radiopaqueness of Supa drains makes it easy to evaluate its location and efficiency. Carogate Supa drains are produced and supplied in two types of silicone and PVC and in sizes 3, 4, and 5 in sterile form. Carogate drain, which was a passive drain, looks like a shutter, which is also known as a shutter drain. First, it is pierced in the skin and placed inside the wound, and these secretions come out through the layers of these shutters based on the patient's cough, movement and walking.