B Braun 332217 - Perifix Continuous Epidural Tray with 18G Winged Tuohy Needle, EACH

B Braun 332217 - Perifix Continuous Epidural Tray with 18G Winged Tuohy Needle, EACH

• The B. Braun 332217 Perifix Continuous Epidural Tray is carefully designed to support continuous epidural anesthesia, providing all essential components for safe and effective administration. This tray includes an 18-gauge, 3.5-inch winged Tuohy needle and a 20-gauge closed-tip epidural catheter, offering the precision and control needed for reliable anesthetic delivery.

  Product Overview

  This epidural tray is a complete solution for continuous epidural anesthesia procedures. The winged Tuohy needle provides extra stability during insertion, reducing the risk of needle movement, while the closed-tip catheter ensures consistent flow of anesthetic agents. The tray also includes a 10 mL glass Luer lock loss-of-resistance (LOR) syringe for smooth and controlled injection.

  Key Benefits

  • Enhanced Stability:The 18G winged Tuohy needle offers a secure and stable insertion for precise epidural access.
  • Controlled Drug Delivery:The closed-tip, 20G epidural catheter facilitates consistent and accurate anesthetic flow.
  • Efficiency:With components organized for easy access, this tray saves preparation time and supports smooth procedural workflow.
  • Flexibility:The included LOR syringe provides accurate control over injection, further supporting safe and effective administration.

  Compatibility and Applications

  The B. Braun 332217 Perifix Continuous Epidural Tray is compatible with standard epidural systems and is suitable for use in hospitals, surgical centers, and labor and delivery suites. It is particularly beneficial for continuous epidural anesthesia applications in procedures like labor pain management, post-operative care, and certain surgical procedures.

  Usage Guidelines

  1. Preparation:Ensure all components are sterile and check for any defects before use.
  2. Needle Insertion:Use the 18G Tuohy needle to locate and access the epidural space, following institutional protocols.
  3. Catheter Placement:Insert the 20G closed-tip catheter through the needle to initiate continuous anesthetic delivery.
  4. Securement:Follow appropriate securement practices to prevent needle or catheter movement during the procedure.
  5. Administration:Connect the catheter to an infusion device for controlled delivery of anesthetic agents.

  Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

  The B. Braun 332217 Perifix Continuous Epidural Tray meets FDA and CE Mark regulatory standards, ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with industry regulations.

  Comparison with Competitor Products

  Compared to similar products, the B. Braun 332217 tray offers the advantage of an 18G winged Tuohy needle and a closed-tip catheter for precise and secure anesthetic administration. Its quality construction and thoughtful design make it a preferred choice among healthcare professionals.

  Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

  The tray is ideal for anesthesiologists, nurse anesthetists, and other healthcare providers who perform epidural anesthesia for surgical and obstetric procedures. It is most effective in scenarios requiring stable and continuous anesthesia.

  Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

  • Storage:Keep the tray in sterile packaging until needed.
  • Inspection:Ensure all components are intact and sterile before use.
  • Aseptic Technique:Follow aseptic protocols during insertion and administration.
  • Disposal:Dispose of used components in appropriate medical waste containers according to facility protocols.

  How to Order

  For ordering, simply add the B. Braun 332217 Perifix Continuous Epidural Tray to the cart and proceed through the checkout process. For bulk orders or assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850.

  This overview is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the B. Braun 332217 Perifix Continuous Epidural Trays features and applications, ensuring safe and efficient epidural anesthesia practices