Busse Hospital Disposables 647 - Lumbar Puncture Tray 18 Gauge 3.5 Inch L - 10/Case
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Lumbar Puncture Tray 18 Gauge 3.5 Inch L
This product can be found in our Surgical Supplies -> Needles and Syringes -> Lumbar Puncture Kits and Trays section.
- SKU
- 100-521094CS
Description / Busse Hospital Disposables 647 - Lumbar Puncture Tray 18 Gauge 3.5 Inch L - 10/Case
The Busse Hospital Disposables 647 is a lumbar puncture tray, a packaged set used for lumbar puncture procedures. It includes an 18 Gauge procedure needle that is 3.5 Inch L. It is sterile and made for adult use.
- Lumbar puncture tray from Busse Hospital Disposables, model 647
- Procedure needle gauge: 18 Gauge
- Procedure needle length: 3.5 Inch L
- Sterile
- For adult use
Check that the needle gauge (18 Gauge) and length (3.5 Inch L) match what your procedure requires before ordering.
More Information
| Unit Of Measure | Case |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Name | Busse Hospital Disposables |
| Manufacturer Number | 647 |
| Application | Lumbar Puncture Tray |
| Brand Or Series | Busse Hospital Disposables |
| Qty Per Unit of Measure | 10 |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Procedure Needle Gauge | 18 Gauge |
| Procedure Needle Length | 3.5 Inch L |
| User | Adult |
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