SPROTTE® NEEDLE

Atraumatic needle for spinal anaesthesia
The pioneering atraumatic needle for spinal anaesthesia
- Description
- information
- benefits
- studies
- legal information
With the arrival of the first Sprotte® needle at the end of the 1970s,spinal anaesthesia established itself as the alternative loco-regional anaesthesia technique to general anaesthesia. The secret of its success lies in the unique design of its tip. The atraumatic entry and optimal gliding properties of the Sprotte® needle minimise potential damage and prevent foreign bodies and tissue particles from being transported into the subarachnoid space,while reducing the incidence of post dural puncture headaches.
- The Sprotte® needle is available in different lengths and gauges.
- Available with LUER or NRFit connectors.
- Atraumatic tip: ogival tip for unique atraumatic properties and tactile sensations
- Colour-coded hub for easy identification of needle size
- Facet tip introducer to reduce the risk of damaging the Sprotte® needle during insertion
- Lateral eye for unobstructed cerebrospinal fluid reflux and minimal risk of tissue coring
- Saenghirunvattana R. et al. A comparison study between newly-designed pencil-point and cutting needles in spinal anaesthesia,J. Med. Assoc. Thai. 2008;91(Suppl 1): S156-161
- Armon C.,Evans R. W. Addendum to assessment: Prevention of postlumbar puncture headaches Report of the Therapeutics and Technology Assessment Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology.,Neurology.,2005;65;510
- Cesarini,M. et al. Sprotte needle for intrathecal anaesthesia for Caesarean section: incidence of postdural puncture headache.,Anaesthesia 1990;45: 646-658
Description
With the arrival of the first Sprotte® needle at the end of the 1970s,spinal anaesthesia established itself as the alternative loco-regional anaesthesia technique to general anaesthesia. The secret of its success lies in the unique design of its tip. The atraumatic entry and optimal gliding properties of the Sprotte® needle minimise potential damage and prevent foreign bodies and tissue particles from being transported into the subarachnoid space,while reducing the incidence of post dural puncture headaches.
Additional information
Information | <ul><li>The Sprotte® needle is available in different lengths and gauges.</li><li>Available with LUER or NRFit connectors.</li></ul> |
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Benefits | <ul><li>Atraumatic tip: ogival tip for unique atraumatic properties and tactile sensations</li><li>Colour-coded hub for easy identification of needle size</li><li>Facet tip introducer to reduce the risk of damaging the Sprotte® needle during insertion</li><li>Lateral eye for unobstructed cerebrospinal fluid reflux and minimal risk of tissue coring</li></ul> |
Studies | <ol start="1"><li>Saenghirunvattana R. et al. A comparison study between newly-designed pencil-point and cutting needles in spinal anaesthesia,J. Med. Assoc. Thai. 2008;91(Suppl 1): S156-161</li><li>Armon C.,Evans R. W. Addendum to assessment: Prevention of postlumbar puncture headaches Report of the Therapeutics and Technology Assessment Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology.,Neurology.,2005;65;510</li><li>Cesarini,M. et al. Sprotte needle for intrathecal anaesthesia for Caesarean section: incidence of postdural puncture headache.,Anaesthesia 1990;45: 646-658</li></ol> |
Legal information | Atraumatic Sprotte® tip needle for anaesthesia and/or intrathecal entry. Class III medical device. CE0124. Certification body: DEKRA. Manufactured by PAJUNK GmbH. Not included in the list of reimbursable products and services provided for in article L165-1 of the French Social Security Code. Read the instructions carefully before use. |
Bandeau | <img src="https://gamida.fr/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/set-personnalise-2-EN.png"> |
Traduction_FR | 3648 |
Fabricant | <img src="https://gamida.fr/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/logo_pajunk.jpg"> |
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