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SonoLong Curl Echo
Echogenic Specialty Catheter-Through-Needle System
SonoLong Curl Echo
Echogenic Specialty Catheter-Through-Needle System
The SonoLong Curl Echo set was developed by Pajunk together with Dr. Cedric Luyet and is especially predestined for Paravertebral blocks. The catheter comes with a curled tip that reduces the chance of catheter migration1.
The soft tip of the Curl catheter tip rolls up placing the catheter tip at the needle tip position. The 6 lateral openings allow for a consistent distribution of anaesthetic around the nerve.
The SonoLong Curl Echo catheter is visible under ultrasound and is radiopaque.
SonoLong Curl Echo Overview
SonoLong Curl Echo Catheter Features & Advantages
Curl Tip
- Specialty catheter with curled end, closed tip and six lateral openings
- Allows for even distribution of local anaesthetic around the nerve4,5
Stainless Steel Helical Coil
- Improved ultrasound visibility
- Improved catheter flexibility and stability resulting in reduced chance of kinking6
- Radiopaque
Depth Markings
- Graduation on the first 30cm
- Easy determination of catheter positioning
- Easy to read and identify
Outlet Markings
- 1) 10mm marking - catheter is exiting the needle tip
- 2) The catheter tip is completely curled up
SonoLong Curl Echo Needle Features & Advantages
Echogenic Needle Tip
- Facet tip with two inclination angles
- Improves needle tip visibility under ultrasound
Cornerstone Reflectors
- 360 degree graduations on the first 20 mm of the needle
- Optimised ultrasound visibility of needle shaft and needle tip1
- Reliable and optimised needle visualisation at any angle2,3
NanoLine® Coating
- Very thin polymer film on inner and outer needle surface
- Excellent puncture and gliding properties through smooth surface
- Improves visibility under ultrasound3
- Precise stimulation through the non-insulated needle tip
Depth Markings
- Easy to read and identify
SonoLong Curl Echo Ordering Info
| Item description | Item no. LUER | Purchase Unit |
|---|---|---|
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18G x 50mm (2") with Tuohy Tip / 20G x 90cm catheter with 6 lateral openings / Clamping Adapter (yellow) / Minifilter 0,2 µm / FixoLong Mini |
531188-34C | 10 |
|
18G x 50mm (2") with Tuohy Tip / 20G x 50cm catheter with 6 lateral openings / Clamping Adapter (yellow) / Minifilter 0,2 µm / FixoLong Mini |
531188-31C | 10 |
|
18G x 100mm (4") with Tuohy Tip / 20G x 90cm catheter with 6 lateral openings / MiniFilter, 0,2 µm / Clamping Adapter (yellow) / FixoLong Mini |
521188-34C | 10 |
| Item description |
18G x 50mm (2") with Tuohy Tip / 20G x 90cm catheter with 6 lateral openings / Clamping Adapter (yellow) / Minifilter 0,2 µm / FixoLong Mini |
|
|---|---|---|
| Item no. LUER | 531188-34C | 10 |
| Item description |
18G x 50mm (2") with Tuohy Tip / 20G x 50cm catheter with 6 lateral openings / Clamping Adapter (yellow) / Minifilter 0,2 µm / FixoLong Mini |
|
| Item no. LUER | 531188-31C | 10 |
| Item description |
18G x 100mm (4") with Tuohy Tip / 20G x 90cm catheter with 6 lateral openings / MiniFilter, 0,2 µm / Clamping Adapter (yellow) / FixoLong Mini |
|
| Item no. LUER | 521188-34C | 10 |
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PNB Catheters Brochure
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Studies:
1 Fuzier R. et al. The echogenicity of nerve blockade needles, Anesth. 2015; 70: 462–466
2 Uppal V. et al. Effect of beam steering on the visibility of echogenic and non-echogenic needles: a laboratory study, Can. J. Anesth. 2014 Oct; 61(10): 909–915
3 Hebard S., Hocking G. Echogenic technology can improve needle visibility during ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia, Reg. Anesth. Pain Med. 2011 March–April; 36(2): 185–189
4Luyet C. et al. Eichenberger U. Placement of coiled catheters into the paravertebral space, Anaesth. 2012; 67: 250–255 5Luyet C. et al. Newly Designed, Self-Coiling Catheters for Regional Anesthesia – An Imaging Study, Reg. Anesth. Pain. Med., Volume 36 Number 2, 2011; 171–17 6 Toledano, R. D. et al. Epidural Catheter Design - Histroy, Innovations, and Clinical Implications., Anesthesiology, V 121, No 1, 201
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