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Injection Needle Catheter, 23G 2.3MM X 200CM 6MM EXT

$564.95
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Medex SKU:
AVA-60811
Packing Info:
10/Case
Usually Ships:
7 - 10 Business Days

Description

Technical Specifications

  • Part Number: 60811

  • Needle Gauge: 23 G

  • Needle Projection: 6 mm (The length the needle extends from the catheter)

  • Catheter Diameter: 2.3 mm

  • Catheter Length: 200 cm

  • Sterility: Sterile, single-use


Key Features

  • Locking Handle Mechanism: The handle is designed with a positive-locking mechanism to ensure the needle remains retracted during passage through the endoscope and securely extended during the injection. This protects the endoscope's working channel from accidental needle damage.

  • Kink-Resistant Catheter: The 2.3 mm catheter body is engineered for high "pushability," allowing it to navigate the tight bends of an endoscope even in challenging anatomical positions.

  • Transparent Catheter: The clear sheath allows the clinician to visualize the fluid as it is being delivered, ensuring no air bubbles are present and that the medication is flowing correctly.

  • Stainless Steel Needle: The 23-gauge needle is ultra-sharp for easy penetration of tough or fibrotic tissue, and the 6 mm projection is optimized for reach while minimizing the risk of deep wall perforation.

  • Universal Luer Connection: The handle features a standard female luer lock, making it compatible with all standard medical syringes.


Medical Description

The 60811 is a critical tool for interventional gastroenterology. It is primarily used for hemostasis (stopping bleeds) and lesion marking.

Common Clinical Use Cases:

  • Treating Esophageal Varices: Injecting sclerosing agents to shrink enlarged veins.

  • Managing Peptic Ulcers: Injecting epinephrine to cause vasoconstriction and stop active bleeding.

  • Tattooing/Marking: Injecting specialized ink (like India ink) to mark the site of a lesion or polyp for future surgical resection.

  • EMR/ESD Support: Injecting saline or lifting agents into the submucosa to "cushion" a lesion before endoscopic removal.