Abstract: A cannula with a cannula tube having a distal end and a proximal end and with a first electrode and at least one second electrode, wherein the cannula tube comprises a cannula tube body and a surface coating film electrically insulating the first and the second electrode with respect to one another, wherein the distal end of the cannula tube comprises a distal tip and at the proximal end an extension is disposed which comprises an electrically contacting connection for the electrodes, wherein the electrically insulating film and at least the second electrode is applied onto the cannula tube body using a thin film process.

Abstract: The present application relates to a cannula, comprising a cannula body with a cannula tube and a body part attached to the proximal end of the cannula tube, a control clip having a mounting body with at least one control element, said control clip being attachable laterally on the body part to form a first configuration. In addition, the present applications relates to a cannula body, a contact clip and a control clip of a cannula.

Abstract: A multi-polar cannula having a cannula tube with a distal end and a proximal end and with a first electrode and at least one second electrode wherein the cannula tube has a cannula tube body and a layer that electrically insulates the first and second electrodes from each other, wherein the distal end of the cannula tube has a distal tip, wherein the first electrode is formed by the cannula tube body, and wherein the first electrode and the second electrode are connectable to a bioimpedance meter.

Abstract: A multipolar cannula, comprising: a cannula tube, which has a distal end and a proximal end; a first electrode; and at least one second electrode. The cannula tube has a cannula tube body and a coating, which electrically insulates the first and the second electrode from one another. The distal end of the cannula tube has a distal tip, and an attachment is arranged on the proximal end, which attachment has an electrically contacting connection point for the electrodes. The electrically insulating coating and at least the second electrode are applied to the cannula tube body in a thin-film process.

Abstract: The application provides a unipolar cannula that can have a metal cannula tube, a body part made of an electrically insulating plastic, attached to the proximal end of the cannula tube, a connector disposed on the body part for the introduction of a liquid into the cannula tube, and a stimulation cable, an electroconductive wire of which electrically contacts the cannula tube in the region of the body part. The stimulation cable can be mounted laterally on the body part by a mounting part made of an electrically insulating plastic, where the mounting part has an electroconductive contact element which is connected conductively to the wire, and where the contact element engages into a recess of the body part and contacts the cannula tube when the mounting part is mounted on the body part.

Abstract: A set for peripheral nerve blocking, including a rigid cannula, an outer catheter sleeve which can be slid over the cannula, where the distal tip of the cannula protrudes over the distal end of the catheter sleeve, an inner catheter which can be inserted through the catheter sleeve after removal of the cannula from the catheter sleeve and which has an outlet opening at the distal end, and a first connector piece at the proximal end of the catheter sleeve, where the inner catheter has a second connector piece complementary to the first connector piece, and the inner catheter can be fixed in an axial position by connecting the first connector piece and the second connector piece in the catheter sleeve, in which axial position the distal end of the inner catheter protrudes from the distal end of the catheter sleeve with a pre-defined length which has the outlet opening.

Abstract: A cannula, in particular for lumbar puncture and lumbar injection, with a proximal end and a distal end, can include a cannula tube with an inner side, and outer side, a cannula canal having a first end region and a second end region. The cannula tube can include at the second end region a tip which forms the distal end of the cannula, and the cannula tube can include an opening of the cannula canal, and a coating is provided about the opening of the cannula canal on the inner side.

Abstract: A surgical instrument with a handle and a blade disposed thereon having a concavely developed cutting edge, wherein the blade comprises a plane, wherein the surgical instrument comprises ultrasound visibility-enhancing media.

Abstract: A device for limitation of the injection pressure of a medical instrument for introduction of a fluid, having a housing, with an entrance of the housing for introducing the fluid at an inlet pressure, with an outlet of the housing for introducing the fluid to the instrument, with a flow-through channel of the housing connecting the entrance and the outlet and with a plunger guided in the housing which is impinged on by the pressure of the fluid and through this pressure is movable against a resetting force. On the plunger a blocking element is arranged, which is located in the flow cross section of the flow-through channel, and that the blocking element releases the flow cross section, when the pressure of the fluid impinging on the plunger lies beneath a value preset by the resetting force, and blocks the flow cross section when the pressure of the fluid impinging on the plunger exceeds this preset value and moves the plunger against the resetting force.

Abstract: The present application relates to a cannula, comprising a cannula body with a cannula tube and a body part attached to the proximal end of the cannula tube, a control clip having a mounting body with at least one control element, said control clip being attachable laterally on the body part to form a first configuration. In addition, the present applications relates to a cannula body, a contact clip and a control clip of a cannula.

Abstract: The application provides a unipolar cannula that can have a metal cannula tube, a body part made of an electrically insulating plastic, attached to the proximal end of the cannula tube, a connector disposed on the body part for the introduction of a liquid into the cannula tube, and a stimulation cable, an electroconductive wire of which electrically contacts the cannula tube in the region of the body part. The stimulation cable can be mounted laterally on the body part by a mounting part made of an electrically insulating plastic, where the mounting part has an electroconductive contact element which is connected conductively to the wire, and where the contact element engages into a recess of the body part and contacts the cannula tube when the mounting part is mounted on the body part.

Abstract: A device for limitation of the injection pressure of a medical instrument for introduction of a fluid, having a housing, with an entrance of the housing for introducing the fluid at an inlet pressure, with an outlet of the housing for introducing the fluid to the instrument, with a flow-through channel of the housing connecting the entrance and the outlet and with a plunger guided in the housing which is impinged on by the pressure of the fluid and through this pressure is movable against a resetting force. On the plunger a blocking element is arranged, which is located in the flow cross section of the flow-through channel, and that the blocking element releases the flow cross section, when the pressure of the fluid impinging on the plunger lies beneath a value preset by the resetting force, and blocks the flow cross section when the pressure of the fluid impinging on the plunger exceeds this preset value and moves the plunger against the resetting force.

Abstract: A clamp adapter for a catheter that has a clamp body that receives an elastomeric clamp bushing. In order to fix a catheter inserted into the clamp bushing, the clamp bushing is axially compressed by a clamp lid. For this purpose, the clamp lid is moved axially on the clamp body with a clamp lever by means of a slotted guide.

Abstract: A clamp adapter for a catheter that has a clamp body that receives an elastomeric clamp bushing. In order to fix a catheter inserted into the clamp bushing, the clamp bushing is axially compressed by a clamp lid. For this purpose, the clamp lid is moved axially on the clamp body with a clamp lever by means of a slotted guide.

Abstract: A device and method to position a cannula or a catheter for nerve block are provided for use with a unipolar cannula (10), which is electrically insulated around its axial length. The device includes a stimulation device (20) to generate an electrical signal, an electrically conductive bare stimulation electrode (12) provided on a distal end of the unipolar cannula (10) and a skin electrode (14), which can be applied to a body surface (26) of a patient with an electrically conductive contact. The stimulation electrode (12) and the skin electrode (14) can be connected to the stimulation device (20), so that the electrical signals are routed from the stimulation electrode (12) through a patient's body (28) to the skin electrode (14).

Abstract: A light pointer (16) is mounted on the proximal end of a cannula (10) by use of an adapter (14) for positioning the cannula (10) that is inserted into a body by use of an ultrasonic head. The light pointer (16) emits a light beam (18) in a direction axially parallel to the cannula (10). When the cannula (10) is inserted, the light beam (18) produces a light spot on the bodily surface on which the ultrasonic head is placed.

Abstract: A catheter set for the epidural or peripheral nerve blockade, in which a flexible catheter (20) includes a stimulation tip (22) for the localization and positioning of the catheter tip by electro-stimulation. A reinforcing stylet (40) is introducible in the catheter (20). The axial position of the reinforcing stylet (40) in the catheter (20) is so selected that the distal end area (b) of the catheter (20) is un-reinforced and remains flexible.

Abstract: An apparatus for the application of bone cement is described having a housing that comprises a cylinder for the reception of the bone cement. The apparatus further comprises a piston arranged in a longitudinally displaceable manner in the cylinder, by which the bone cement can be pressed out of an exit aperture formed in the cylinder, wherein the piston is longitudinally displaceable in the cylinder by a screw movement to apply the bone cement under high pressure. The apparatus can be switched between the displacement of the piston by the screw movement and a direct displacement in the longitudinal direction without a screw movement. Furthermore, a cannula for such an apparatus is described.