Venenverweilkanüle
A Venenverweilkanüle, often referred to in English as an intravenous cannula or IV cannula, is a medical device used to access a patient's vein for the administration of fluids, medications, or blood products. It is a small, flexible tube made of plastic, typically polyurethane or Teflon, that is inserted into a vein.
The Venenverweilkanüle consists of a needle stylet, which is used to pierce the skin and vein wall,
These cannulas come in various sizes, indicated by a gauge number. Smaller gauges are used for patients
The primary purpose of a Venenverweilkanüle is to provide a reliable and relatively comfortable route for