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Medical microsyringe unit

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JP1723386S
JP1723386S JP2021027147F JP2021027147F JP1723386S JP 1723386 S JP1723386 S JP 1723386S JP 2021027147 F JP2021027147 F JP 2021027147F JP 2021027147 F JP2021027147 F JP 2021027147F JP 1723386 S JP1723386 S JP 1723386S
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本物品は、患者の脳患部の組織に局所的にiPS細胞含有液又は薬液等の液体を注射する際に用いられる医療用マイクロシリンジユニットである。本物品は、ニードルガイドと、ニードル及びプランジャーを有するマイクロシリンジとからなり、患者の脳患部に対して固定されたニードルガイドの中にマイクロシリンジを挿通させて、マイクロシリンジの先端部をニードルガイドの先端部から突出させ、その状態でニードル先端部に充填されている液体をプランジャーを前進させることにより、患者の脳患部に投与又は注射する。This article is a medical microsyringe unit used for locally injecting a liquid such as an iPS cell-containing liquid or a drug solution into the tissue of a patient's brain lesion. The article consists of a needle guide, a microsyringe having a needle and a plunger, and the microsyringe is inserted through the needle guide fixed to the brain lesion of a patient, and the tip of the microsyringe is inserted into the needle guide. In this state, the liquid filled in the tip of the needle is advanced by the plunger to administer or inject it into the affected brain area of the patient.

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