The Aspen Surgical Aaron Disposable Needles are a reliable choice for precision medical procedures. These superfine needles are designed to reduce tissue trauma and ensure safety during operations like cauterization and sclerotherapy. Available in two lengths, 3cm and 4.5cm, they provide flexibility for professionals in varying clinical settings.

Each needle is individually packaged, sterile, and disposable, adhering to the highest healthcare standards. The high-quality construction ensures effective performance while minimizing the risk of contamination. With 5 needles per box, these are ideal for frequent use in clinics and hospitals. Prioritize patient safety and accuracy with Aspen Surgical's trusted needles.

Key Features:

• Superfine design for minimal tissue trauma during procedures.
• Available in two lengths: 3cm and 4.5cm for flexibility in different procedures.
• Sterile packaging ensures safety and reduces the risk of infection.
• Disposable to prevent cross-contamination and ensure patient safety.
• High-quality construction for reliable performance during procedures.

Uses:

• Aspen Surgical Aaron Disposable Needles are designed for precision in medical procedures. Ideal for cautery and sclerotherapy, these needles ensure accuracy and safety, minimizing tissue damage. They are suitable for various clinical settings, including hospitals and clinics.

FAQs:

1. What procedures are these needles typically used for?
These needles are typically used for cauterization and sclerotherapy procedures due to their precision and reduced trauma.

2. Are these needles compatible with all electrosurgical units?
Yes, these needles are compatible with most standard electrosurgical units. However, always check compatibility with your specific equipment.

3. Can these needles be reused?
No, these needles are disposable and intended for single-use only to maintain sterility and prevent cross-contamination.

4. What is the significance of the needle length?
The needle length allows for precision in reaching specific tissue areas, with options for deeper or shallower penetration depending on the procedure.