B Braun Introcan IV Catheter Cannula

B Braun Introcan IV Catheter is an essential medical device used for intravenous (IV) access. It is a small flexible medical grade plastic tube designed to provide fast and easy venous access for fluid and medication administration.

The tube is inserted into the veins and ensures less discomfort for the patient. These catheters are made from durable, medical-grade FEP materials that ensure reliability and safety during use. 

The sharp beveled tip allows for easy insertion, and the catheter’s smooth surface reduces the risk of irritation or infection. It comes with a radiopaque strip that makes it visible under X-ray imaging and a luer lock that secures the catheter.

Introcan IV Catheters are available in various sizes and are commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and emergency care settings.

Benefits of I.V. Indwelling Cannula Catheter:

• IV indwelling cannula with sharp beveled tip for smooth access.
• Made from reliable, medical-grade FEP materials minimizes discomfort during insertion.
• Its smooth surface reduces irritation risks.
• Radio radiopaque X-ray for easy placement.
• It has a Luer lock which ensures a safe connection.
• Available in various sizes for patient needs.
• IV Catheter for hospitals, clinics, and emergency settings.

Safety Information: 

• Do not use the package if it is damaged.
• Do not reuse it.
• Do not resterilize. 
• Keep far from children.
• Discard after single use.
• Store in a cool, dry place.

The B Braun Introcan IV Catheter is a medical device used for the insertion of an intravenous (IV) catheter into a patient's vein. It is designed to provide secure and comfortable vascular access for the administration of fluids, medications, or blood products.

Here are some key features and characteristics of the B Braun Introcan IV Catheter:

• Catheter Size and Length: The Introcan IV Catheter is available in different sizes and lengths to accommodate various patient needs and clinical requirements. The size of the catheter refers to the gauge, which indicates the diameter of the catheter. Common gauges range from 14 to 24, with smaller numbers representing larger catheter sizes.
• Catheter Material: The catheter is typically made of flexible and biocompatible materials, such as polyurethane or Teflon (PTFE), which are designed to minimize the risk of tissue irritation or damage.
• Bevel Design: The catheter features a beveled or tapered tip that facilitates smooth insertion into the vein and reduces the risk of vessel trauma during placement.
• Needle Safety Mechanism: The Introcan IV Catheter often includes a needle safety mechanism, such as a retractable needle or a protective shield, to minimize the risk of accidental needlestick injuries after catheter insertion.
• Winged Design: Some versions of the Introcan IV Catheter have wings or "butterfly" wings on the hub, which provide stability and ease of handling during insertion and securement.
• Color-Coded Hub: The hub of the catheter is typically color-coded to facilitate easy identification of the catheter size or gauge.
• Flashback Chamber: The catheter may have a flashback chamber that allows the healthcare professional to visualize blood return, confirming successful catheter placement within the vein.