Localizadores de Veias

Localizador de Veias Portátil

Localizadores de Veias

Localizador de Veias Portátil

Localizador de Veias Portátil

Localizador de veias portátil de mão, ideal para colheitas de sangue ao lado do doente e móveis.

Nome do ProdutoLocalizador de Veias Portátil
PersonalizávelOEM/ODM supported
CertificaçãoCE/FDA/RoHS etc. as listed on official website

Telefone +86-755-29189390 · Linha de Apoio +86.136.001.94930 · Personalização OEM/ODM disponível

Detalhes do Produto

Detalhes do Produto

Visão Geral

The Localizador de Veias Portátil is a near-infrared (NIR) vein visualization device that projects a real-time map of subcutaneous veins directly onto the patient's skin. Using the principle that hemoglobin in blood absorbs infrared light more strongly than surrounding tissue, the device detects venous patterns and displays them as a high-contrast image, enabling clinicians to locate veins that are difficult to see or palpate. This significantly improves first-attempt venipuncture success rates and reduces patient discomfort from repeated needle sticks.

Aplicações Comuns

Modo de Uso

  1. Power on the device and allow it to complete its self-check. Select the appropriate imaging mode for adult patients.
  2. Position the patient's limb comfortably and apply a tourniquet to promote venous distension.
  3. Hold the device approximately 15–25 cm above the target area, keeping it perpendicular to the skin surface for optimal projection accuracy.
  4. Adjust the brightness and contrast settings until the vein pattern is clearly visible on the skin.
  5. Identify a suitable vein — look for straight segments without bifurcations or valves. Note the depth indicator if available.
  6. Perform venipuncture along the projected vein path, maintaining the device position until the needle is secured.
  7. After successful access, release the tourniquet and power off the device. Clean the surface per facility protocols.

Principais Benefícios

Safety note: The vein finder is an adjunct tool and does not replace clinical judgment. Always verify vein patency by palpation or flashback before cannulation. Avoid direct eye exposure to the infrared light source.