Aspen Surgical 1-535-5370 Endocavity Needle Guide Sterile
The Aspen Surgical 1-535-5370 Endocavity Needle Guide is a sterile, medical device designed for use in various clinical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and medical offices. This product stands out for its compatibility with select ultrasound systems, such as the Hitachi C41V1 and EUP-V73W, making it an essential tool for healthcare professionals performing ultrasound-guided procedures.
The Aspen Surgical Endocavity Needle Guide is intended to facilitate accurate and efficient placement of needles during ultrasound-guided interventions. Its purpose is to provide a stable and precise guidance system, allowing healthcare professionals to perform procedures with confidence and minimal complications. The device is designed to work in conjunction with ultrasound technology, enabling real-time visualization and monitoring of the needle placement process.
Key Features
- Sterile, single-use design to minimize the risk of infection and cross-contamination
- Compatible with Hitachi C41V1 and EUP-V73W ultrasound systems for seamless integration
- Designed for endocavity procedures, providing stable and precise needle guidance
- Facilitates accurate and efficient needle placement, reducing procedure time and complications
- Easy to use and maneuver, allowing for smooth and controlled movements
- Part of a comprehensive range of medical devices from Aspen Surgical, a trusted brand in the healthcare industry
- Supplied in boxes of 24 units, convenient for high-volume clinical settings
Product Specifications
• Dimensions: Not specified • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Not specified • Compatibility: Compatible with Hitachi C41V1 and EUP-V73W ultrasound systems • Compliance: Meets applicable medical device regulations and standardsIdeal For
• Hospitals and hospital departments (e.g., radiology, obstetrics, and gynecology) • Clinics and medical offices specializing in ultrasound-guided procedures • Outpatient facilities and ambulatory surgical centers • Medical research institutions and universities • Healthcare professionals performing endocavity procedures, including obstetricians, gynecologists, and radiologistsShare Product Link: