3.51 Inch Introducer Needle

Product Description

A medical instrument known as a 3.51-inch introducer needle is used for a number of procedures, including putting catheters, cables, or other medical instruments into the body. A slender, hollow, and pointed needle called an "introducer needle" is often used to open a channel for the introduction of other medical devices.

The needle's length is shown by the measurement of 3.51 inches. This measurement is specific to the introducer needle being discussed and indicates that its length, measured from tip to base, is roughly 3.51 inches. Depending on its intended usage and the precise medical treatment it is designed for, the introducer needle's length can change.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: A 3.51-inch introducer needle: What is it?

A: A 3.51-inch introducer needle is a type of medical instrument used in a variety of operations, especially those involving vascular access and interventional radiology. It is a small, hollow needle that is often used to make an opening in tissues and blood vessels so that larger instruments, such as catheters, guidewires, or sheaths, can be inserted. The overall length of the needle shaft is indicated by a measurement of 3.51 inches, or around 8.9 centimetres.

Q: A 3.51-inch introducer needle may be used again?

A: No, introducer needles are usually made to be used only once. For a single usage, they are produced and sterilised to lower the possibility of contamination and illness. They are disposed of after usage in accordance with the right medical waste management procedures.

Q: Are introducer needles available in various lengths or sizes?

A: To meet the needs of various procedures and patients, introducer needles are available in a range of diameters and lengths. Depending on the anatomical site and intended application, the introducer needle's length can change. the particular.

Q: What common applications are there for a 3.51-inch introducer needle?

A: Several medical procedures can utilise a 3.51-inch introducer needle, including:

• Vascular access: This technique is frequently used to open blood vessels so that treatments like angiography, angioplasty, or endovascular interventions can be performed.
• A central venous catheter is inserted into a big vein for a variety of reasons, including intravenous therapy, a blood sample, or hemodialysis. The introducer needle can be used to open a channel for this procedure.