Intravenous (IV) cannulation is an indispensable medical device in modern healthcare environments, with applications ranging from emergency rooms to operating rooms. It serves as a life line for immediate access to a patient's circulatory system. Since its invention by Francis Rynd in 1845, the shape and design of the IV cannula have undergone significant changes. Initially, these tools were rigid and used large-caliber stainless steel or silver needles, causing discomfort and requiring multiple patients to share syringes. Over the following decades, the design of intravenous cannulas underwent fundamental changes. Thorough improvements were made in its operation, usage, and disposal techniques, leading to the modern version of intravenous infusion cannulas, including the Butterfly Scalp Vein Set.
Butterfly Scalp Vein Set, also known as a winged infusion set, is designed for accurate and comfortable use in blood collection or drug delivery. These needles have a unique small size and wing-shaped handle, providing improved maneuverability and stability during use, making them a more friendly option for critically ill patients. Kohope'sButterfly Scalp Vein Set stands out in the market due to its excellent design and high-quality materials.
Butterfly Scalp Vein Set has multiple advantages, making it a popular choice for healthcare professionals and patients alike. Here are its main advantages:
Butterfly Scalp Vein Set's small size and flexible wings minimize discomfort during the insertion process. This makes intravenous therapy less painful and intimidating.
The wings provide a firm grip, allowing more precise control during venous puncture. Accuracy is crucial when attempting to access smaller veins. It is a better option for patients with difficult-to-find veins, such as the elderly or children.
The winged design allows for a tighter grip when using the needle, preventing accidental needle stick injuries and protecting healthcare professionals from bloodborne infections. This is especially important in busy medical environments.
Butterfly Scalp Vein Set is versatile, suitable for both blood collection and drug administration.
Despite its advantages, Butterfly Scalp Vein Set also has some limitations that healthcare providers must consider. These include:
The smaller size of Butterfly Scalp Vein Set increases the risk of damaging blood cells during collection. This can affect the accuracy of test results. Although Kohope strives to reduce this risk through design improvements, careful operation is still required to avoid hemolysis during use.
Due to its design and smaller size, Butterfly Scalp Vein Set might not be suitable for surgical operations requiring rapid fluid or drug infusion. In emergency situations, this limitation could affect the treatment outcome. Kohope is researching ways to increase the blood draw speed without sacrificing patient comfort.
Repeated use of Butterfly Scalp Vein Set, especially in the same vein, may cause vein damage over time. This makes site selection and rotation very important. To mitigate this issue, Kohope recommends regularly changing puncture sites and paying attention to operational techniques during use.
Butterfly Scalp Vein Sets are indispensable tools in blood collection and intravenous drug administration. They balance patient comfort and operational efficiency. Despite some limitations, their advantages far outweigh the drawbacks. Kohope is committed to providing the safest and most comfortable Butterfly Scalp Vein Sets for the healthcare industry through continuous innovation and design improvements.