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HEPARIN CANNULA
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Country of origin : India
A heparin cannula (more commonly referred to as an intravenous (IV) cannula with a heparin or injection cap) is a medical device used primarily to maintain continuous vascular access and prevent the formation of blood clots within the catheter itself. The cap is flushed with a dilute heparin solution to keep the line patent (open and unobstructed) when it is not in active use.
Maintaining IV line patency:
The main purpose is to prevent blood from clotting inside the catheter or IV line, which can cause blockages and complications.
Intermittent access:
It allows for a way to provide a patient with medications or fluids at specific times without requiring a continuous IV drip or multiple needle sticks for each dose.
Preventing complications:
By keeping the line free of clots, it reduces the risk of catheter-related complications such as thrombosis or infection.
Facilitating blood draws:
It allows for smooth and efficient blood sampling for diagnostic purposes without the need for additional venipunctures.
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Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeries:
The cannula helps maintain a smooth, clot-free blood flow during complex procedures such as open-heart surgery and coronary bypass grafting.
Hemodialysis and Extracorporeal Circulation:It is vital for keeping blood lines and filters open and free from clots in kidney dialysis and other life support systems.Maintaining IV Line Patency:The device (or an attached "heparin cap") is used to inject a dilute heparin solution to flush and lock intravenous (IV) catheters when they are not in active use, preventing blockages and ensuring uninterrupted access for future medication administration or blood draws. -
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