Pudendal cannulae (non-sterile) for single use
The pudendal cannula is used to administer targeted local anaesthesia or a nerve block in the area of the pudendal nerve.
The special design of the pudendal cannula minimises nerve damage
The special design of the pudendal cannula – made from stainless steel (grade 1.4301) with a spherical tip and a lateral cannula outlet – enables the local anaesthetic to be placed precisely in the immediate vicinity of the nerve, whilst reducing the risk of direct nerve injury. The cannula features a Luer connector, which ensures a secure connection with standard syringes. Its special design facilitates controlled and precise administration under clinical conditions.
Advantages of Robert Helwig’s pudendal cannulas
- Precise administration of local anaesthetics in the region of the pudendal nerve
- Special cannula design with a lateral exit to reduce the risk of direct nerve injury
- Secure connection to standard syringes via a standardised Luer connector
- Sturdy design made from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel
Note
The procedure must only be carried out by trained, qualified medical staff with experience in regional anaesthesia techniques.
Warning
The cannulas are supplied non-sterile. Before use, they must be sterilised in suitable sterilisation packaging in accordance with a validated procedure. Failure to comply may lead to serious infections and other complications in the patient.
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