Ultrasonographic Nerve Stimulator Needles

Ultrasonographic Nerve Stimulator Needles

Product Specification Product Show (2) Precautions ① The injection of local anesthetic should go deep into the lower tissues and infiltrate layer by layer. The nerve endings at the membrane surface, submuscular membrane and periosteum are most distributed, and large nerves often pass through....

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Product name	Ultrasonographic Nerve Stimulator Needles
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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(2) Precautions ① The injection of local anesthetic should go deep into the lower tissues and infiltrate layer by layer. The nerve endings at the membrane surface, submuscular membrane and periosteum are most distributed, and large nerves often pass through. The amount of local anesthetic liquid should be increased, and the concentration can be increased if necessary. Muscle fiber nociceptive nerve endings are few, as long as a small amount of local anesthetics can produce a certain muscle relaxation effect. ② The needle should be inserted slowly. When changing the direction of the needle, the needle should be withdrawn to the skin first to avoid bending or breaking the needle dry. ③ Suction should be taken before each infusion to prevent local anesthetic liquid from being injected into the blood vessels. 4 ~ 5 minutes should be waited after the injection of local anesthetic solution, so that the effect of local anesthetic is perfect, and the effect should not be affected by the extravasation of anesthetic solution caused by tissue incision. ④ Do not exceed the maximum amount of each injection to prevent toxic reaction of local anesthetics. Local infiltration anesthesia should not be used for infection and cancer.