Spinal cannula

A spinal cannula is mainly used for the administration of analgesics directly into the cerebrospinal fluid space. This direct access allows for rapid and targeted pain relief during operations or necessary medical procedures. A spinal cannula may also be used to take a sample cerebrospinal fluid or carry out other diagnostic tests in the CSF space. These types of cannulas have proved to be an essential instrument in modern anesthesia and pain management. 

Customer requirement:

Development of a thin cannula with an atraumatic tip for use in local or spinal anesthesia.

Our solution:

sfm has developed a thin walled, larger inner diameter cannula stable enough to penetrate the Dura Mata. Utilizing the appropriate pencil point or Quincke cut tip allows for atraumatic insertion and reduction post spinal headaches. The highly transparent handle with integrated magnifier facilities precise control and CSF reflux ensure the procedure goes smoothly.