Refined Suction: Suction Cannula Needles with Olive Button

 For the targeted aspiration of fluids from small or delicate cavities, a suction cannula with a modified tip is often preferred. The Suction Cannula Needles with Olive Button (BTND 1500 and BTND 1511), a specialized surgical instrument, feature a small, bulbous “olive” tip for ultra-precise, localized suction. The olive tip helps to limit the depth of insertion and prevent aggressive, widespread tissue damage during the suction process.

The fine bore and olive tip of these cannulas make them ideal for precise aspiration in confined surgical areas, such as during micro-surgery or procedures around nerves and delicate vessels. The designs are available in various lengths (e.g., 44.2mm and 40mm) and angles to suit different access points. Given their specialized function and design, these are typically high-quality, reusable metal instruments. Unlike certain disposable items, these cannulas are built to endure repeated sterilization and maintain their perfect bore and olive tip shape. The durability of this specialized tool is a key advantage over simple single-use surgical instruments.

In the dental operatory, fine, small-tipped suction devices are used as a type of specialized dental instruments for endodontic procedures, where precise fluid removal is needed within the narrow confines of the root canal system.

The meticulous, controlled suction capability is also used in the beauty teck industry. Specialized extraction tools with small, rounded tips, which function as a non-invasive “surgical instrument,” are used for comedone and blackhead removal, ensuring highly localized and safe extraction of impurities from the skin.

In conclusion, the Suction Cannula Needles with Olive Button are essential surgical instruments for fine, controlled fluid aspiration. Their unique olive-tipped design ensures highly localized suction with minimal risk of damage, contributing to meticulous surgical technique.


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