Partial Anesthesia Needle

Product Specification Product Show Although lumbar plexus block combined with intercostal nerve block can be used in lower abdominal surgery, it is rarely used in clinic. Combined iliohypoventral and ilioinguinal nerve block is a simple and practical anesthesia method for the operation of the...

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Product Specification

Product name	Partial Anesthesia Needle
Material	Stainless steel, etc.
Properties	Injection & Puncture Instrument
Needle Size	8G-26G or Custom Size
Machining Technology	Necking, Swaging, Grinding , Laser cutting, Laser marking, Electropolishing, Sterilization treatment, etc.
Custom feature	According to your 2D/3D Drawing or sample provided
Package	Standard carton or according to customer's requirement

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Although lumbar plexus block combined with intercostal nerve block can be used in lower abdominal surgery, it is rarely used in clinic. Combined iliohypoventral and ilioinguinal nerve block is a simple and practical anesthesia method for the operation of the iliohypoventral and ilioinguinal nerve innervation region. Hip surgery requires block of all lumbar nerves except the ilio-hypoabdominal and ilio-inguinal nerves. The most convenient method is block of the lumbar plexus (lumbar plexus block between the psoas major muscles). Thigh surgery requires anesthesia of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve, femoral nerve, obturator nerve and sciatic nerve, and lumbar plexus block combined with sciatic nerve block is feasible. Combined or separate block of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve and femoral nerve is feasible for the anterior thigh surgery, or the "three-in-one" method can be used. Simple block of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve can be used for anesthesia in the skin graft area, and simple block of the femoral nerve can be used for pain relief after femoral shaft fracture, quadriceps arthroplasty or ilium fracture repair. The combination of the lateral femoral cutaneous and femoral nerve blocks with sciatic nerve blocks usually prevents tourniquet pain because the obturator nerve innervates few areas of the skin. It is necessary to block the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve, femoral nerve, obturator nerve and sciatic nerve in open knee surgery. The simplest method is lumbar plexus block combined with sciatic nerve block in psoas major space. Combined femoral nerve and sciatic nerve block can also meet the surgical requirements. The sciatic and femoral branches of the saphenous nerve must be blocked in the distal knee surgery, while ankle block can be used in foot surgery.