What's The Difference With Traditional Treatments?

In patients with cardiac arrest or shock, due to peripheral circulation failure, peripheral superficial vein filling is poor and it is difficult to puncture successfully. Establishing a Central Line requires an experienced physician and usually takes 5-10 minutes. Also, in patients in cardiac arrest, it is very difficult to successfully puncture the central vein when CPR is applied.

Therefore, in the treatment of critically ill patients, there are still 10-30% of critically ill patients cannot establish intravenous infusion access quickly and effectively. This technique is a good remedy for venous access to establish a short plate. Active and reasonable application of marrow cavity infusion technology is conducive to faster establishment of venous access, better implementation of rescue, and improve the success rate of recovery.