Epidural Needle
During regional anesthetic procedures, which are frequently used for surgery, delivery, and chronic pain management, epidural needles are specialized medical instruments used to inject medication into the epidural portion of the spine. They can have catheters inserted since they are hollow, slender, and lengthy. They come in gauge diameters ranging from 16 to 18, with several tip styles. Different lengths of epidural needles are available to suit the anatomy of humans. Healthcare practitioners must possess the requisite education and experience to prevent infection.
Applications
An epidural needle is a specialized medical device used mainly to inject medicine into the spine’s epidural area during regional anesthetic operations. Epidural anesthesia is frequently used for chronic pain management, childbirth, and surgery.
In order to give anesthetic or pain relief to a particular area of the body, epidural needles are frequently utilized during delivery, surgery, and several chronic pain management treatments. To reduce the risk of problems, healthcare professionals administering epidural needles must have the necessary training and experience.
Key features
- Usually long, thin, and hollow, epidural injections enable the insertion of a catheter.
- An epidural needle’s tip can have many designs, including pencil-point, Hustead, and Tuohy tips.
- The gauge diameters of epidural needles commonly range from 16 to 18.
- Different lengths of epidural anesthesia are offered to fit human anatomical variances.
- Since epidural injections are sterile medical equipment, it is important to handle and utilize them with aseptic procedures to avoid infection.
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