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Scalp Vein Set is a sterile, disposable device designed for intravenous access in pediatric and neonatal patients. Typically used for short-term venous access, it is commonly employed in emergency situations, such as fluid resuscitation, medication administration, or blood sample collection. The device is inserted into a vein in the scalp, where veins are more prominent and easier to access.

Specifications

• Product Type: Scalp Vein Set / Intravenous Cannula

• Material: Medical-grade polyurethane (PU) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC)

• Needle Type: Stainless steel cannula with a sharp, bevelled edge for easy insertion

• Needle Gauge: Typically 22-26 gauge (depending on the size and manufacturer)

• Needle Length: 19–25 mm (based on size and patient needs)

• Insertion Type: Over-the-needle design for simple and quick venous access

• Safety Features: Some models include a safety mechanism to prevent needlestick injuries after use

• Sterility: Sterile, individually packaged in a blister pack

• Single Use: Yes

• Shelf Life: Typically 2–3 years (manufacturer dependent)

Features & Benefits

• Easy Insertion: Soft, flexible needle for ease of insertion in pediatric and neonatal patients

• Designed for Small Veins: Ideal for accessing small and fragile veins in infants and young children, especially in the scalp area

• Flexible Material: Ensures comfort and reduces the risk of irritation or damage to veins

• Reliable Blood Flow: Ensures smooth and secure intravenous fluid administration and drug delivery

• Safety Features: Often includes protective covers to minimize the risk of accidental needlestick injuries

• Convenient Packaging: Individually sterile and ready for immediate use

• Quick Setup: Designed for fast and efficient venous access during emergency procedures

Indications

• Emergency Medical Procedures: Immediate intravenous access for fluid resuscitation, medications, and blood sampling in pediatric or neonatal patients

• Pediatric Intravenous Access: For infants and small children, especially when veins are difficult to locate in other areas

• Intravenous Medication Administration: Temporary access for the infusion of intravenous drugs

• Blood Draws: Safe for collecting blood samples from small or difficult-to-access veins in infants