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ON-Q* Pain Relief System T-Bloc* Continuous Echogenic Stimulating Nerve Block Tray, TBT03050ST
ON-Q* Pain Relief System T-Bloc* Continuous Echogenic Stimulating Nerve Block Tray, TBT03050ST
$1,059.95
- Medex SKU:
- AVA-TBT03050ST
- Packing Info:
- 5/Case
- Usually Ships:
- 7 - 10 Business Days
- Notice:
- Due to regulatory requirements, this item can only be shipped to customers who have a valid Medical license on file. To add your license information, please click here
Description
This is a comprehensive sterile kit designed for superficial nerve blocks. At 50 mm (2 inches), it is the shortest needle tray in the series, ideal for targets close to the skin surface.
Specifications
Model Number: TBT03050ST
Needle: 18 GA x 2 inch (50 mm) EchoLong* Echogenic Stimulating Tuohy Needle
Catheter: 20 GA x 24 inch (61 cm) SPIROL® Spring-Coiled Catheter
Tray Type: Continuous Tray WITHOUT Drugs
Guidance: Dual-modality (Echogenic + Stimulating)
Packaging: 5 trays per case
Tray Contents
Since this tray is "drug-free," it omits the Lidocaine ampule but includes all other necessary procedural items:
Skin Prep: 2 ChloraPrep® One-Step Applicators (Orange Tint).
Ultrasound Kit: * 1 Ultrasound Probe Cover (5 in. x 48 in.).
1 Packet of Sterile Gel.
Draping: 1 Transparent Ultrasound Drape with adhesive aperture.
Syringes & Needles:
1 x 5 mL Luer Lock Syringe.
1 x 20 mL Luer Lock Syringe.
1 x 25 GA x 1.5 in. Skin Injection Needle.
1 x 18 GA x 1.5 in. Draw-up Needle.
Securement: * 1 LockIT Plus® Catheter Securement Device.
1 Benzoin vial (to help securement stick).
Miscellaneous: 24 in. Extension Set, 8 Gauze Pads (4x4), and a Towel.
Key Features
Superficial Precision: The 50 mm needle is specifically designed for shallow blocks where a longer needle would be awkward or unsafe.
Standardized Workflow: Preferred by hospitals that have their own standardized medication protocols and do not want the extra cost or waste of pre-packaged Lidocaine in the tray.
Dual Confirmation: Even at shallow depths, the clinician can use both ultrasound and nerve stimulation to ensure the catheter is placed accurately within the fascial plane.