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· A stainless-steel tubular cannula with an interior space for fluid flow.
· A positioning aid in the form of a removable or fixed guiding wire.
· A Luer Lock hub for firm coupling with syringes or fluid tubing.
· An ergonomically shaped or straight shaft according to surgical needs.
This design permits directional accuracy and free flow: safe, even delivery within tissue.
· Made of medical-grade stainless steel.
· Includes a highly polished, thin-walled tube for even flow and low resistance.
· Generally blunt-ended to minimize the possibility of tissue perforation or damage.
· Can be either straight or curved ("gebogen") to accommodate different angles of access.
· Blunt or rounded tip: Minimizes unintended puncture of vessels or nerves.
· Side port openings: Permit fluid dispersion laterally for uniform distribution beneath the skin or tissue layer.
· Precision-machined lumen: Provides unobstructed and laminar injectate flow.
· The hallmark of the Wolf design.
· A compressible but rigid wire that passes through the lumen of the cannula.
· Utilized to aid placement, preserve lumen patency, or regulate insertion depth.
· The wire can also be used to clear any obstructions before fluid injection.
· Equipped with a Luer Lock or Luer Slip connection that is compatible with standard syringes.
· Forms a tight, leak-free seal for safe injection.
· Typically constructed of hard polymer or stainless steel.
The outcome is a highly engineered device that can effectively deliver fluid with high control and safety.
· Wire is put into the cannula before use.
· The cannula is then inserted gently into the target tissue by guiding its course with the wire.
· When in the correct position, the wire can be removed partially or completely.
· The liquid is injected via the lumen of the cannula into the target area.
The wire can be reinserted where necessary to change position or keep patency. This two-component design allows the surgeon full command over placement and rate of flow, a characteristic particularly valuable in fine-tissue infiltration.
· Guidance: Leads the cannula safely through soft tissue planes.
· Stability: Offers resistance to insertion to avoid bending.
· Safety: Decreases the chance of accidental perforation.
· Clearing Function: Assists in clearing any residues or clots from the lumen.
With the addition of a wire, the Wolf Injection Cannula Needle is transformed into a two-stage device, one for delivery and one for placement — to increase safety and accuracy in each procedure.
· For local anesthetic infiltration before incisions.
· During fat grafting or tissue contouring surgeries.
· For the distribution of fluid in skin flaps.
· Injection in the nasal or oral mucosa.
· Controlled administration of solutions to the paranasal sinuses or face.
· Accurate injection of orbital structures.
· Applied in dacryocystorhinostomy and other lacrimal surgery.
· Administration of heparinized solutions into small-caliber vessels.
· Controlled irrigation in narrow surgical fields.
· Microinjection of regenerative solutions or fillers.
· Safe infiltration for the enhancement of aesthetic contours.
Since it can infuse medication or anesthetic fluid evenly and smoothly, it continues to be a reliable tool for delicate surgery.
· Incomparable control over depth and direction of injection.
· Guiding wire ensures precision without trauma.
· Blunt tip reduces tissue trauma.
· Smooth lumen provides smooth fluid flow.
· Locked Luer prevents accidental disconnection during procedure.
· Reusable and autoclavable: designed to last.
· Versatile: appropriate for multiple surgical specialties.
Its distinctive design provides it with a combination of strength, flexibility, and precision, matching the demands of contemporary surgical instrumentation.
· Length: 3 cm to 15 cm.
· Diameter: 0.7 mm to 2.5 mm.
· Curvature: Straight or mildly curved.
· Wire Types: Flexible stainless-steel or Teflon-coated types.
· Blunt-end with side port (default).
· Micro-perforated end for uniform diffusion.
Each variation allows the surgeon the freedom to select the most suitable tool for the task.
· Check the instrument before use for obstruction or kinking.
· Pass the guide wire through the cannula to confirm patency of the lumen.
· Secure the syringe with the Luer Lock connection.
· Flush out air with fluid to prime the system.
· Insert the cannula slowly into the target tissue with the wire present.
· Retract the wire a small amount to start injection.
· Inject slowly and continuously, observing for even fluid distribution.
· After use, remove and flush the instrument.
Careful handling protects both operator and tissue.
· Rinse right away with sterile water after use.
· Clean through the lumen with cleaning fluid to clear debris.
· Use a fine wire brush or ultrasonic cleaner to ensure patency.
· Dry fully before sterilization.
· Autoclavable (usually 134°C for stainless steel).
· Sterilize the wire and cannula separately if removable.
· Keep in protective cases to avoid deformation.
Maintenance and regular inspection prolong the life and maintain the precision of the instrument.
· Always check wire placement and integrity before use.
· Do not use excessive force for insertion.
· Do not use on corroded or damaged instruments.
· Ensure a tight, secure Luer Lock connection against leakage.
· Replace frayed wires immediately.
· Adhere to strict sterilization procedures to avoid contamination.
Through the observance of these precautions, the instrument is reliable and safe for reuse.
· Mirror-polished interior and exterior surfaces.
· Hand-finished tips for easy insertion.
· Laser-engraved markings for size recognition.
· ISO 13485-conforming manufacturing standards.
· 100% lumen patency and flow testing prior to packaging.
These standards guarantee functional dependability and clinical safety in each unit.
· Flexible polymer-coated wires to ensure smoother guidance.
· Color-coded hubs for size identification at a glance.
· Single-use sterile versions for infection control purposes.
· Improved ergonomic grips for precise manipulation.
· Optimized fluid channels for minimized resistance.
These refinements enhance usability without forsaking the classic dependability of Wolf instruments.
· Preoperative anesthesia delivery.
· Injection of fluid in microsurgery.
· Controlled penetration in aesthetic or reconstructive surgery.
· Therapeutic uses post-surgery.
Enabling smooth, safe, and precise injections, it makes a tangible contribution to enhanced surgical efficacy and patient outcomes.
· Lightweight design minimizes hand fatigue during long procedures.
· Optimized shaft-to-hub ratio maximizes maneuverability.
· Tactile feedback of the Luer Lock provides positive attachment.
· Wire glide action permits effortless control with minimal drag.
This considerate ergonomic design enables surgeons to perform with precision and assurance.