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Allergic reactions, resistance when removing the catheter, catheter migration,
catheter shearing, catheter kinking, reduced/absence of flow.
Complications of peripheral anaesthesia
Vascular injury, nerve damages, paresthesia, pain, failed block, motor deficits,
spread of local anaesthetic into the epidural area, infection.
Users must inform patients of complications typically associated with the pro-
cedure.
If complications occur while using the device, follow the protocols of your
organisation. If this does not resolve the complications, or if they are regarded
as serious or untreatable, carefully stop the procedure and remove invasive
device components from the patient.
Warnings
for sterile product:
This is a disposable medical device for use with only one patient!
This device must not be re-used under any circumstances!
This device must not be resterilised under any circumstances!
The materials used in the manufacture of this device are not suitable for repro-
cessing or resterilisation.
This device is not designed to be reprocessed or resterilised!
Unauthorised re-use or reprocessing
– can cause the device to lose the essential performance properties
intended by the manufacturer.
– leads to a significant risk of cross-infection/ contamination as a result of
potentially inadequate processing methods.
– may cause the device to lose functional properties.
– may cause materials to break down and lead to endotoxic reactions
caused by the residues.
for puncture:
1. Take care to use devices of suitable dimensions (diameter, length), especially
when treating obese patients and children.
2. For cannulas with stylets: Only perform the puncture (even when remov-
ing the cannula) with the stylet in place.
3. To avoid bending or breaking of the cannula, never apply excessive force
to the cannula.
4. If you unexpectedly come into contact with bone, change the direction of
the cannula. Do not try to overcome bone resistance. Failure to adhere to
these rules could cause the cannula to bend or break.
5. Repeated bone contact will damage the cannula tip. On no account you
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