NRFit™ Connection
Misconnections can have devastating consequences – from permanent nerve injury1 to paraplegia2,3, and even death4,5. Just one of these errors is simply one too many. That’s why the International Standards Organization developed ISO 80369-6, a new design standard that requires neuraxial device connector tips to be incompatible with small-bore connectors used in other applications.
BD® now offers a portfolio of NRFit™ ISO 80369-6 compliant devices, from medication preparation to delivery. And our high-caliber manufacturing quality, service and support come with each and every one.
Have a unique key/slot arrangement of stylet and cannula hubs that facilitates proper needle bevel orientation
Combines the improved safety of the NRFit™ design with the pioneer of the pencil-point spinal needle to help anaesthetists conduct safe spinal anaesthesia procedures.
BD® distributes a range of spinal NRFit™ needle sets that contains a selection of spinal needles and spinal introducers.
Trusted products, now available with ISO 80369-6 compliant connection
BD® offers NRFit™ blunt fill and filter needles for your medication preparation needs.
Please note, not all products, services or features of products and services may be available in your local area. Please check with your local BD representative.
References
- Colak A, Ege T, Arar C, Yuksel V, Duran E. A severe complication of accidental epidural administration of glutaraldehyde. Trakya Universitesi Tip Fakultesi Dergisi. 2009;26(1):83–86.
- Ajmal M. Accidental intrathecal injection of aminophylline in spinal anaesthesia. Anesthesiology. 2011;114(4):998–1000.
- Viscusi ER, Hugo V, Hoerauf K, et al. Neuraxial and peripheral misconnection events leading to wrong-route medication errors: a comprehensive literature review Reg Anesth Pain Med 2021;46:176–181. ttp://dx.doi.org/10.1136/rapm-2020-101836
- Koczmara C, Hyland S, Cheng R. Epidural medications given intravenously may result in death. Dynamics. 2007;18(3):34–36.
- Lanigan, CJ. Safer epidural and spinal connectors. Anaesthesia. 2002;57(6):567–571
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