Infiniti Plus Disposable Needle Guide Replacement Kits
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Infiniti Plus Disposable Needle Guide Replacement Kits
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Infiniti Plus™ Disposable Needle Guide Replacement Kits
The Infiniti Plus needle guide features an improved design to offer a wider variety of gauge sizes for a broader range of procedures. Infiniti Plus offers multiple angle capabilities for shallow and deep access. The open-channel design of the needle guide allows instruments to be positioned in the scan plane, providing a safe, efficient means for ultrasound-guided puncture procedures. The needle guide attaches to the reusable bracket and now accepts 12, 14, 16 and 18 gauge or 18, 20, 21/22, 25 gauge instruments. Replacement kits include needle guide, transducer cover, gel packet and colored elastic bands. Offers a unique open channel with infinite angle capabilities, ensuring accurate in-plane positioning during puncture. Design allows users an efficient needle release for viewing anatomy in both the short and long axis. Reduces technique variability, providing a shorter learning curve and reduced procedure time.| Product | Information |
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