Infiltrator Angled Cannula Archives

The Infiltrator Angled Cannula is a specialized tool designed for the precise infiltration of tumescent anesthetic solution or other fluids into the subcutaneous plane. Its angled tip (typically 15 to 45 degrees) allows for easier insertion and better directional control, enabling the surgeon to navigate tissue planes and distribute fluid evenly. This design enhances comfort and efficiency during the tumescent phase of liposuction or other procedures requiring large-volume fluid infiltration.

Key Features:

Angled tip (e.g., 15°, 30°, 45°) for improved access and directional control during infiltration.
Allows for even distribution of tumescent fluid or other solutions in the subcutaneous space.
Reduces the number of entry points and improves patient comfort.
Ideal for the tumescent technique in liposuction and for hydrosurgical dissection.
Typically features a blunt tip and side ports for safe, dispersed fluid delivery.
Connects to infusion pumps or large syringes via a Luer Lock hub.