Indications for endoscopy include controlling actual or potential bleeding lesions in the digestive system, introducing a sclerosing agent or vasoconstrictor into specific sites, and injecting saline to help with endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR), polypectomy procedures, and controlling non-variceal hemorrhage.

To stop bleeding inside the digestive tract, sclerosing agents or vasoconstrictors are injected using needles. Additionally, it can be utilized to help in mucosal and polyp removal.

The 5 mm long lancet injection needles are available in 22 and 25 gauge and are a straightforward, elegant solution. The novel design, which is intended for one-handed use, reduces unintentional needle deployment during insertion and removal. The innovative ratchet system prevents needle bouncing and offers audible confirmation of deployment. A quick-release button puts the needle back into its sheath completely. The strong catheter and recessed metal end cap help pierce tissue and guarantee needle performance through diverse scope positions.

Available in SWGs 20//22/25, short and sharp bevel needles.

Working lengths of 160, 200, and 230 cm

Sterile, single-use only; available.

Specially Developed Needle To Provide Secure Firm Grip With Inner Tube And Prevent Potential Leakage From Inner Tube & Needle Joint.

Drug Injection for 22/25 SWG With “JET” Pressure Using Specially Developed Needle.

Contraindications for Endoscopic Sclerotherapy Needle for GI tract are those associated with injection therapy and including, but are not limited to, those patients allergic to sclerosing or vasoconstriction agents and lesions inappropriate for injection therapy.

Endoscopic Sclerotherapy Needle for GI tract is sterilized by EO. Do not re-sterilize.

1. With needle fully retracted into sheath, introduce device into accessory channel of endoscope.
2. Advance device in short increments until it is visualized exiting endoscope.
3. Endoscopically visualize desired injection site and maintain position of endoscope.
4. Advance needle into mucosa, then using attached syringe perform injection.
5. When injection is complete, withdraw needle from injection site and retract it into sheath by pulling back on rod. Repeat procedure as necessary.
6. If applicable, to clear targeted area, attach syringe filled with sterile water to side arm fitting of device.
7. Upon completion of procedure, retract needle into sheath, then remove device from endoscope.

Excellent puncture performance: A sharper needle tip decreases the force required to penetrate the mucosa and allows for controlled insertion.

Expanded inner lumen allows high-viscosity liquid to move through smoothly with less force, improving injectability.

Unrestricted flexibility: Reliable needle actuation in difficult scope locations is made possible by a strong sheath material.

User-friendly handle: The ergonomic handle is textured to provide a solid grip and is effortlessly locked in one motion.

specialized size range: For a wide range of applications, there are numerous variants with different needle and sheath lengths and diameters.

Store in a dry location, away from temperature extremes.