InfiltraLong Catheter



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InfiltraLong Catheter The effective treatment of long and deep incisions Wound infiltration

InfiltraLong The reliable post-operative wound treatment Post-operative pain is foreseeable, it is very severe and lasts at most for two to four days. The avoidance of such pain has become one of the great challenges for our health care system. Currently, the industry and clinical practice are working together on various therapeutical measures to improve postoperative pain treatment. It is the objective for the benefit of the patient, to select a method of effective post-operative pain treatment corresponding with the constitution of the patient and with the seriousness of the intervention. Because severe pain not only weakens the body already affect by the operation, it also impairs the healing process and will lead to a prolonged stay in the hospital if complications should arise. Wound infiltration is in fact an extremely effective method for post-operative pain treatment, which is very simple to apply. A local anaesthetic is continuously administered by way of a catheter with multiple perforations, which is positioned in the wound, thereby blocking the distal nerve ends. Aside of the Infiltration set, alternatively with a split cannula OR Filter Catheter Split cannula with puncture cannula The catheter is introduced by way of the split cannula. Splitting of the split cannula.

purely anaesthetic properties, some local anaesthetic also has an anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effect. The great advantage of this economical method is, that the post-operative occurrence of side effects such as nausea and vomiting caused by opioids is reduced. This optimized form of pain therapy is an essential component of all treatment paths for fasttrack rehabilitation. Based on decades of experience in manufacturing catheters, PAJUNK has developed InfiltraLong as a special wound infiltration catheter for the continuous treatment of long and deep wounds after operations. The special characteristics of the catheter permit the consistent and precise, on-target administration of local anaesthetic. There are two infiltration sets available: with a split cannula and optional elastomer-pump, or with a Tuohy cannula with a Tuohy cannula Clamping adapter Catheter Filter Tuohy cannula From the container, the catheter is introduced by way of the Tuohy cannula.

The InfiltraLong catheter Freedom from pain along the complete length In the development of the InfiltraLong, PAJUNK has combined decades of experience in the manufacture of catheters with the knowledge concerning the special requirements for pain treatment of large wounds. The main issue is the precise and uniform administration of the anaesthetic. Because this is the only way the patient can be guaranteed freedom from pain along the complete length of the surgical wound. And correspondingly, the InfiltraLong catheter is substantially different from other conventional wound infiltration catheters with regard to the following features. 1. The special arrangement and the precision of the catheter perforation guarantees an absolutely uniform distribution of the analgesic along the complete length of the wound in a radius of 360, all around the catheter The beginning and the end of the perforation have been provided with markings. This is a safety benefit for the user, because it may be seen at a glance, whether the complete length of the perforated segment has actually been correctly placed within the lesion. The metal helical coil has been manufactured from stainless steel, and it is therefore radiopaque and visible under ultrasound as well. A check of the positioning is possible at any time, also if the lesion has already been closed. The integrated stainless steel helical coil will guarantee a uniform, continuous flow of the anaesthetic. patient is permanently relieved from pain even if the catheter is subjected to a variety of different pressure loads. The hub of the catheter has been provided with an additional kink-proof protection arrangement. This will also warrant its operational safety outside of the wound.

2. InfiltraLong of PAJUNK is the only wound infiltration catheter which has been provided with an integrated stainless steel helical coil, that will guarantee a uniform flow of the anaesthetic and protection against creasing or buckling during the placement of the catheter 3. The hub of the catheter has been provided with an additional kink-proof protection This will also warrant the operational safety of the catheter outside of the wound. The catheter material consists of transparent polyamide. If the catheter is misplaced, then the inflow of blood may be immediately detected and the corresponding measures can be taken. With a diameter of 19G, the InfiltraLong catheter is available in five different catheter- and perforation lengths. So the corresponding size suitable for every surgical wound will always be available. The micro perforations are absolutely precise, spaced at even intervals and arranged in a spiral line running along and around the catheter. This ensures for freedom from pain along the complete length of the wound, as well as the uniform distribution of the anaesthetic in a radius of 360.

Interventions and positioning The InfiltraLong in post-operative applications Indications The InfiltraLong is a catheter with multiple perforations for continuous wound infiltration in painful operations. We particularly recommend its use for long and deep lesions in the following operation fields: Intervention Operation field Positioning Study Abdominal surgery 1.) Wound at the lower costal arch for liver operations preperitoneal above the peritoneum 2.) Wound at the lower costal arch for spleen operations 3.) Abdominal incision for operations in the digestive tract preperitoneal above the peritoneum preperitoneal above the peritoneum Levack et coll., Br j Anaesth 1986 Beaussier et coll., Anesthesiology 2007 Hernia 4.) Groin under the fascia Schurr et coll., Surgery 2004 Gynaecological operations and caesarean section 5.) Hysterectomy intraperitoneal positioning Lavand homme et coll., Anesthesiology 2007 5.) Caesarean section subcutaneous Lavand homme et coll., Anesthesiology 2007 Gynaecological operations 6.) Breast surgery axillary wound Rawal et coll., Eur j Anaesth 2006 Heart surgery / thorax 7.) Heart surgery: Breastbone two catheters: One at the breastbone and one at the fascia in the subcutaneous space 8.) Thorax surgery two catheters: One on the intercostal vessel- and nerve fascicle and one subcutaneous Joint surgery 9.) Shoulder subacromial outside the articular capsule White et coll., Anesthesiology 2003 Wheatley et coll., J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 2005. Savoie et coll., Arthroscopy, 2000 Gottschalk et coll., Anest Anal 2003. 10.) Knee outside the articular capsule Bianconi et coll., Br J Anaesth 2003 11.) Hip outside the articular capsule Bianconi et coll., Br J Anaesth 2003 12.) Spinal column between the fascia and the subcutaneous layer Bianconi et coll., Anaesth Analg, 2004 13.) Iliac crest bone grafting as close as possible to the bone, but at a distance to the drainage Blumenthal et coll., Anesthesiology 2005 Urology / nephrology 14.) Lumbotomy

7.) 9.) 6.) 8.) 1.) 2.) 12.) 3.) 14.) 4.) 5.) 13.) 11.) 10.)

Characterization and advantages Exemplary course of an application 1. Preparation of the catheter 2. Catheter placement The catheter may be introduced into the wound either by way of a split cannula or through a Tuohy cannula. The puncture needle is thereby introduced through the skin by way of a separate access located within max. 30 to 50 mm from the operated wound. Introduction of InfiltraLong via split cannula First, the catheter is removed from the container. Before application, the catheter is filled with local anaesthetic or saline solution to warrant unobstructed passage clearance and to ventilate it. Its functionality is ensured, if the formation of uniform droplets may be seen on the perforated segment. 1.) Puncture of the skin The split cannula is advanced forward until the tip is visible in the wound. The lock is loosened, and the metal cannula is retracted. 2.) Introduction of the catheter The catheter is introduced through the split cannula in such manner, so that the complete perforated segment comes to rest in the wound and the anaesthetic will be released evenly. Please make absolutely sure that the catheter does not injure any blood vessel. 3.) Removal of split cannula and connection of the filter The split cannula is now separated and removed. Then the filter is connected to the catheter.

3. First injection and closing of the wound 4. Catheter fixation 5. Removal of the catheter PAJUNK offers two options to secure the catheter At the latest after 72 hours, the catheter is grasped close to the skin and carefully extracted. The active infusion will warrant, that this can be done painlessly. Please make sure that the complete catheter has been removed. A first injection of approx. 10 ml of local anaesthetic is administered, before securing the catheter and closing the wound. This serves to ensure that the infusion is proceeding successfully and that post-operative pain treatment can now commence. Now the wound can be closed, taking care that the InfiltraLong catheter is not damaged. FixoLong Here, the catheter and the filter are secured in the vicinity of the catheter emergence, which will ensure that the patient will have maximum freedom of movement during all continuous applications. FixoCath FixoCath is a combination of wound dressing and fixation, and it is attached directly at the exit point. Creasing or buckling of the catheter can be excluded in the greatest extent possible. And here the patient will simultaneously also attain maximum freedom of movement. As soon as the catheter has been secured, it is attached to the elastomer-pump.

All in One The InfiltraLong FuserPump Set Indications PAJUNK offers a complete, closed system consisting of the pump, weld-bonded discharge lines, filter and InfiltraLong catheter, thereby reducing the contamination risk as compared to open systems. The advantages at a glance Abundance: Maximum filling volume 350 ml Variable flow rate of 3.5 or 8 ml/h. Visual checking: Shatter-proof, clear shell Non-compressible no excess dosage due to compression Simple handling no adjustments required Filling syringe 50 ml A split cannula is always included in the set. FuserPump 50 ml syringe Split cannula with puncture cannula Wound infiltration catheter

All the information at a glance InfiltraLong sets with split cannula Split cannula with puncture cannula Filter FixoLong Product Size Item no. PU FuserPump sets with split cannula InfiltraLong Set 420 and 15 perforations along the first 40 mm InfiltraLong Set 500 and 30 perforations along the first 75 mm InfiltraLong Set 600 and 60 perforations along the first 150 mm InfiltraLong Set 600 and 45 perforations along the first 100 mm InfiltraLong Set 700 and 88 perforations along the first 220 mm InfiltraLong Set 900 and 88 perforations along the first 300 mm 19 G 420 mm 001158-00Z 10 19 G 500 mm 001158-10A 10 19 G 600 mm 001158-20B 10 19 G 600 mm 001158-20D 10 19 G 700 mm 001158-30C 10 19 G 900 mm 001158-40C 10 Split cannula with puncture cannula Balloon pump 350 ml 50 ml syringe Product Size Item no. PU FuserPump set and 15 perforations along the first 40 mm 19 G 420 mm 001157-00Z 3 FuserPump set and 30 perforations along the first 75 mm FuserPump set and 60 perforations along the first 150 mm FuserPump set and 88 perforations along the first 220 mm FuserPump set and 88 perforations along the first 300 mm 19 G 500 mm 001157-10A 3 19 G 600 mm 001157-20B 3 19 G 700 mm 001157-30C 3 19 G 900 mm 001157-40C 3

All the information at a glance InfiltraLong sets with Tuohy cannula Product Size Item no. PU InfiltraLong set 420 with Tuohy cannula InfiltraLong catheter with indwelling helical coil and 15 perforations along the first 40 mm, Tuohy cannula 17 G 90 mm, clamping adapter, filter, FixoLong 19 G 420 mm 001159-00Z 10 InfiltraLong set 600 with Tuohy cannula InfiltraLong catheter with indwelling helical coil and 45 perforations along the first 100 mm, Tuohy cannula 17 G 90 mm, clamping adapter, filter, FixoLong InfiltraLong set 900 with Tuohy cannula InfiltraLong catheter with indwelling helical coil and 30 perforations along the first 75 mm, Tuohy cannula 17 G 90 mm, clamping adapter, filter, FixoLong 19 G 600 mm 001159-20D 10 19 G 900 mm 001159-40C 10 Product Item no. PU Injecting tube with Y-connecting piece for the simultaneous use of 2 catheters 001151-37W 10 Product Item no. PU FixoCath 001151-37Z 10 PAJUNK GmbH Medizintechnologie Karl-Hall-Strasse 1 D-78187 Geisingen/Germany Telefon +49 (0) 77 04 /92 91-0 Telefax +49 (0) 77 04 /92 91-6 00 www.pajunk.com XS200124H 12/10