Description
The BD Quincke Spinal Needle (SKU: 405180) is a precision-engineered needle designed for spinal anesthesia and diagnostic lumbar puncture. This 25 gauge, 3.50-inch (90 mm) needle features a sharp Quincke bevel that provides a high level of tactile feedback upon dural entry. The translucent blue hub allows for quick identification of gauge size and clear visualization of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flashback. Key/slot arrangement of the stylet and cannula hub facilitates proper needle bevel orientation.
Identification
Product Name: Quincke Spinal Needle
Product Code: 405180
Brand: Becton Dickinson (BD)
Gauge: 25G (blue hub)
Length: 3.50" (90 mm)
Point Type: Quincke (cutting)
Sterility: Sterile, single-use
Material: Stainless steel
Latex-Free: Yes
Key Benefits
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Precision: Sharp Quincke bevel cuts through tissue with minimal resistance.
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Tactile feedback: Designed to provide a distinct “pop” sensation when penetrating the dura mater.
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Clear visualization: Translucent hub window aids in the early detection of CSF flashback.
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Secure grip: Hub design allows for a secure grip and easy handling during the procedure.
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Orientation: Key/slot arrangement ensures proper stylet alignment.
Applications
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Spinal anesthesia: Administration of intrathecal anesthetics.
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Diagnostic lumbar puncture: Collection of cerebrospinal fluid for analysis.
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Pain management: Spinal blocks.
Usage Guidelines
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Preparation: Employ aseptic technique. Locate the insertion site.
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Insertion: Advance the needle with the stylet in place.
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Confirmation: Remove the stylet to check for CSF flow.
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Injection/collection: Proceed with the intended procedure.
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Disposal: Dispose of the needle immediately in a sharps container.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
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ISO standard: Manufactured to strict ISO standards for medical needles.
Comparison with Competitor Products
BD Quincke needles are renowned for their consistent sharpness and reliable manufacturing quality compared to generic alternatives, ensuring a smoother insertion and better patient experience.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
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Anesthesiologists: For spinal blocks prior to surgery.
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Neurologists: Performing diagnostic taps.
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Pain management specialists: In outpatient clinics.