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Extension Set, Mini Bore, 6" length, 0.25 ml volume, 18933

$343.95
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Medex SKU:
AVA-18933
Packing Info:
25/Case
Usually Ships:
7 - 10 Business Days

Description

The Avanos 18933 is a Mini Bore IV Extension Set primarily used in pain management, anesthesiology, and infusion therapy. It acts as an intermediate line between a primary IV source (or syringe pump) and the patient's catheter.

Key Features

  • Mini Bore Tubing: The tubing has a very small internal diameter, which is ideal for precise, low-volume infusions. This minimizes the "dead space" or amount of medication held within the line.

  • Low Priming Volume: With a priming volume of only 0.25 mL, this set is designed to ensure that the patient receives the maximum amount of medication with minimal waste.

  • Integrated Rotator: Features a rotating connector (rotator) that allows the clinician to secure the line without twisting the tubing, reducing the risk of kinks and ensuring a stable connection to the catheter or needle.

  • Standard Length: The tubing is 6 inches long, providing a short but flexible extension that helps reduce tension on the primary injection site.

  • Sterile & Biocompatible: Gamma sterilized and individually packaged to maintain a sterile fluid path, essential for preventing infection during regional anesthesia or IV therapy.

Technical Specifications

  • Model Number: 18933

  • Product Type: Mini Bore Extension Set

  • Tubing Length: 6 inches (approx. 15 cm)

  • Priming Volume: 0.25 mL

  • Sterility: Sterile, Single-Use

  • Packaging: 25 units per case

  • Manufacturer: Avanos Medical (formerly Halyard Health / Kimberly-Clark)

Primary Clinical Uses

  • Regional Anesthesia: Used to connect a syringe pump or manual syringe to an epidural or nerve block needle, allowing the clinician to inject medication without being directly flush against the needle.

  • Pediatric Infusions: Ideal for neonatal or pediatric care where extremely small and precise fluid volumes are required.

  • Pain Management: Frequently used in acute pain services for the continuous delivery of local anesthetics via peripheral nerve catheters.