PEG (Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy)

It is a type of feeding tube that is inserted into the patient’s stomach through the skin of the abdomen during endoscopy, which is also called the J tube. The peg is almost the size of a pen or pencil and its size is 6 to 12 inches, which can be cut from the incision area. is to see

The reasons for using pegs include dysphagia (difficult or painful swallowing), stroke, and digestive problems.

Complete set of ZKSK endoscopic feeding tube

Pegging tube

Polyatomic hot snare with 360 degree rotation

Scissors and surgical forceps

Feeding adapter with lower lacquer

retaining ring

Needles with size 19 and 25 GA

260 cm long placement wire

10 ml syringe

Small surgical cutter

cannula needle

D-shaped clamp

Sterile gas with a shelf life of 3 years

Surgical drip

Endoscope cleaning brush