The injection needles you use in endoscopic procedures should have features designed to make usage safer and easier in this application.
The top features enable practitioners to work quickly, yet safely, while having the flexibility to adapt to their emergent needs.
So, which features should you be looking for?
Safety: Many endoscopic procedures benefit from retractable and shielded needles that minimize risks as the needle makes its way through internal structures
Precision: Simple actuation and accurate extension are valuable for minimizing tissue trauma. These features ensure the needle reaches its target quickly and precisely.
Ease of use: Single-handed operation is valuable in endoscopic procedures when a practitioner may need the ergonomic design for comfort, or to facilitate multi-tasking during the procedure.
Material: Endoscopic injection needles should have a protective tip for safety, and a radiopaque tip to ensure optimal visualization during fluoroscopy.
Color-coding: Color-coded handles are ideal for quick and easy identification of the right tool.
Make sure the injection needles you purchase meet the needs of your medical staff. Evaluate options that align with these key features, ensuring safety, precision, ease of use, and optimal material composition for successful endoscopic procedures. Additionally, consider the adaptability of the needles to diverse medical scenarios, as flexibility in tool usage is essential for emerging needs in endoscopic interventions.
Hobbs Medical’s Posi-Stop Injection Needles align with all these key features and more! Hobbs’ needles are available in a variety of needle gauge and length sizes as well as sheath diameters and working lengths. There is an option to fit your needs! Reach out for more information.
