Safety Needles Pencil Point Medical Disposable Sterile Syringe Spinal Needle

Method of use:

      Spinal needles are used to inject analgesia and/or anaesthetic directly into the CSF usually at a point below the second lumbar vertebra. Spinal needles enter the cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) through the membranes surrounding the spinal cord. An introducer needle is used in some cases to stabilise the insertion of the needle and aid insertion through tough skin. The needle and stylet are advanced towards the dura in the intevertebral space (the stylet stops tissue blocking the needle during insertion). An introducer needle is used in some cases to stabilise the insertion of the needle. Once through the dura and in position, the introducer is removed and the removal of the stylet enables CSF to flow into the needle hub. CSF can be collected for diagnostic purposes or a syringe may be connected to the spinal needle to inject anaesthetic agents or chemotherapy agents.

Spinal anesthesia: Spinal needles are used for administering spinal anesthesia, a procedure that involves injecting anesthetic medication around the spinal cord to produce anesthesia. Spinal anesthesia is commonly used in surgeries and childbirth when general or local anesthesia is required.

Lumbar puncture: Spinal needles are also used for performing lumbar punctures, a medical procedure that involves puncturing the spinal canal to collect cerebrospinal fluid samples for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.

In summary, spinal needles are specifically designed for procedures involving the injection of analgesia, anesthesia, or the collection of cerebrospinal fluid for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.

Medical Disposable Spinal Needle Pencil Point Tip 25G Anesthesia Spinal Needles:

1. Quincke Tip:

1) Special design for needlepoint will not hurt the hard spinal theca, close puncture hole automatically and reduce cerebrospinal fluid discharge
2) Medical grade stainless steel.
3) Needle bevel enables smooth, sharpness, maximize, patient comfort.
4) Color coded hub by size for clear recognition.

2. Pencil point :

1) Bend and round-smooth needlepoint can greatly reduce the risks of breaking the hard spinal theca and assure the cannula entering successfully.
2) Guaduation on cannula, convenient for control.
3) Soft tube connecting with needle hub, easily use and safety.

Specification:

Safety needles: Safety needles are designed with features to minimize the risk of accidental needlestick injuries to healthcare workers. They often have mechanisms such as retractable or shielding devices that cover or retract the needle after use, reducing the potential for needlestick injuries.

Pencil point: Pencil point refers to a specific shape of the needle tip. Pencil point needles have a tapered and rounded tip, resembling the shape of a pencil point. This design is commonly used in spinal needles for specific medical procedures.

Medical disposable sterile syringes: Medical disposable sterile syringes are devices used for injecting or withdrawing fluids from the body. These syringes are intended for single-use and come pre-sterilized, ensuring aseptic conditions and reducing the risk of contamination or infection.

Spinal needle: A spinal needle is a thin, hollow needle specifically designed for spinal procedures, such as spinal anesthesia or lumbar punctures. These needles are used to access the space around the spinal cord and administer medications, collect cerebrospinal fluid, or perform diagnostic procedures.

FAQ:

Do you provide free samples?

Standard product samples are free. Customized product may occur molding charges. Sample freight will be at customer's cost.

What is a spinal needle used for?
Description: Spinal needles are used for lumbar puncture for spinal anaesthesia or diagnostic puncture of the spinal canal. Quincke tip with double bevel enables atraumatic puncture of the dura and minimises the risk of post-spinal headache.

What size is a spinal needle?
Spinal needles generally used today are 22 to 27G, but sizes ranging from 19 to 30 G are available

Is spinal needle painful?
At the beginning of these procedures, you may experience a mild burning sensation at the injection site, while we are numbing the skin. After that you should only feel touch or pressure or very rarely a short electrical sensation going down your legs.