Ultrasound Biopsy Needle Guides for aloka UST-9133 Transducer /Pain Management

1. Type: Two angles,accepts 14-22 Gauge instruments
2. Features:stainless steel, reusable, easy to clean and sterilize
3. Professional new one from Chinese factory, precision manufacturing
4. Qualified one in excellent working condition
5. Provide 90 days warranty
 

Other Ultrasound  Biopsy Needle Guides related to Aloka that we can offer:

Advantage of Ultrasound Biopsy Needle Guides:

• Reduces the number of attempts to reach a target
• Procedures are less traumatic for patients
• Improves needle placement accuracy
• Provides a predictable needle path, with the help of on-screen guidelines

Needle Guides for Radiology

In radiology, general purpose needle guides are used for numerous applications including:

Biopsy: kidney, liver, thyroid, breast or pancreas

Fine needle aspiration (FNA): thyroid, breast, liver

Drainage: lungs, abdomen

Needle Guides for Anesthesia & Pain Management

Ultrasound needle guides are proven to reduce procedure time and improve patient safety during nerve blocks. They are used for the following blocks:

Axillary

Femoral

Infraclavicular

Supraclavicular

Popliteal

Interscalene

Spinal epidural

Lumbar plexus

Peripheral nerve

They are also used in pain management for joint injections, and stem cell or PRP therapies.

Before using for the first time, perform needle path verification to verify system and needle guide relations. To avoid any injury to the patient, please observe the following:

1. Refer to system manual for proper procedure.

2. Before verifying, ensure all parts are in good condition.

3. Ensure the needle guide and the needle have been installed correctly.

4. Use a needle suitable for the biopsy and the needle guide.

5. Use proper needle length to reach target area.

6. Carefully insert the needle to avoid bending.

7. Use a straight, new, sterile needle for each verification procedure to help predict the needle's orientation accurately.

8. The guidelines are only used to indicate the expected path of the needle.

9. Do not use the needle guide if the needle does not follow the intended path.

10. The needle used for this needle path verification must not be used for the actual procedure, and needle guide must be