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A cannula is a small tube used in medical procedures to access body cavities, ducts, or vessels. Two primary types are intravenous (IV) cannulas and nasal cannulas. IV cannulas are flexible tubes inserted into veins for blood transfusions, medication administration, or fluid delivery.
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Vaishnav Surgicals M.T.P Cannula
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Vaishnav Surgicals Kramer Suction Cannula
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Vaishnav Surgicals M.T.P Cannula with Handle
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Vaishnav Surgicals R.T Cannula with Rubber
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Laparomed Trocar Cannula
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Vaishnav Surgicals H.S.G Cannula without Lock
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Vaishnav Surgicals Special Noise Yankauer Cannula
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Vaishnav Surgicals Yankauer Suction Cannula (heavy)
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A cannula is a small tube used in medical procedures to access body cavities, ducts, or vessels. Two primary types are intravenous (IV) cannulas and nasal cannulas. IV cannulas are flexible tubes inserted into veins for blood transfusions, medication administration, or fluid delivery. Nasal cannulas, on the other hand, are simple devices delivering oxygen. They feature flexible tubes with tips inserted into the nostrils to aid breathing, particularly useful for individuals experiencing difficulty breathing or hypoxia, as they reduce strain on the heart and help alleviate oxygen deficiency.
Peripheral IV Cannulas: Used for short-term fluid delivery or contrast administration, often taped to prevent movement.
Central IV Cannulas: Employed for long-term treatments requiring prolonged IV medication or fluid administration, with risks of infection.
Draining Cannulas: Utilized for fluid extraction or insertion in critical procedures like ECMO or liposuction, often connected to trocars.
Size Variations: Intravenous cannulas come in different sizes, ranging from 14 to 22 gauge, with higher gauge numbers indicating smaller cannulas.
Blood Flow Efficiency: Larger gauge sizes facilitate faster blood flow rates, making them preferred for efficient blood transfusions, typically using sizes like 16 or 18 gauge to accommodate larger volumes.
Vein Condition Consideration: The condition of the patient's veins influences cannula size selection; smaller gauge sizes (e.g., 20 gauge) may be gentler on fragile or small veins, reducing trauma and discomfort.
Compatibility with Blood Products: Certain blood components, like packed red blood cells, may require specific infusion conditions. Healthcare providers must ensure IV cannula sizes align with the compatibility needs of the blood product.
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