PEG Set

A percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy set for placing a feeding tube through the abdominal wall.

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PEG Set

A percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) placement set for establishing long-term enteral feeding access.

In which cases?

A patient who cannot swallow safely and will need feeding for longer than a few weeks.
Stroke, ALS or advanced dementia, where a nasogastric tube is no longer workable.
Gastric decompression in a selected palliative patient.

What makes it different?

Pull or push technique with a standard gastroscope, so no extra platform is needed for the placement.
Every component for a single-session placement in one sterile pack.
Low-profile external bumper, so the tube sits flat against the abdominal wall.
Placed during an endoscopy list, so no operating slot is used for the access.