http://www.medicaleducator.co.uk demonstrates technique for inserting a cannula. Cannula insertion...
Usual steps of Phacoemulsification and J-Cannula use Phacoemulsificati...
During this routine phaco, J-Cannula Became Loose and Ejected into the eye at a very high pressure. This happened as the nurse, which is one of my best nurses, did not tighten the J-cannula to the syringe. This resulted in PC tear, retinal/chorioidal trauma with vitreous hge. This was managed by immediately injecting Vitrax into the vitreous cavity, 2 vials were needed. Anterior vitrectomy was done and the IOL AR40e was implanted into the sulcus with rhexis capture, where you push the optic behind the CCC. First PO day vision was 20/40. On the last visit, UCVA was 20/25+1, not bad. I did 2 retina lasers around the area where the cannula hit the retina. Thank God, this nice patient is doing fine. J-Cannula Became...
The nasal cannula used for oxygen supply application Nasal Cannula
The J-cannuala hooked the capsule resulting in a samll dialysis and limited vitreous prolapse, which needed limited anterior vitrectomy of the prolapsed vitreous. This shows the importance of knowing exactly the the cannula is under the rhexis edge. IOL was rolated to compress this area J Cannula Hooked...
My mother has ALS and has recently gone on a trache, here is a video informing fellow ALS patients about the necessary cleaning that goes into getting a vent. Trache Care Part...
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Spring loaded device can ease cannula introducing technique. The success rate of introducing cannula in the first attempt is very high. This video clip demonstrate how this technique can be atraumatic when compared with present method.The number of attempts must be minimal to reduce spreading antibiotic resistant superbug entering blood vessels. Introducing IV...
J-cannula use for cortical clean up replaces Irrigation-Aspiration. J-Cannula is much faster and safer as it avoids capsular rupture during I/A. J-cannula use for...
Medical Research... Getting Blood...
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J Cannula Cortical cleanup J Cannula...
Thomas in hospital playing with toys provided by the lovely GOS play worker Making good use...
IV Cannulation (Catheterization) being practised on the SimMed V-IV pad. The student accesses the artificial vein and flushes the cannula with saline. Venous Access...
IV Cannulation (Catheterization) being practised on the SimMed V-IV pad. The student accesses the artificial vein and flushes the cannula with saline. Drawing Blood...
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At the end of the phaco and before I remove the instrument I use the Chopper to Open the Cortical Material to have a space between the Capsule and the cortex for the J-Cannula. This makes the J-Cannula use very easy and effective. Chopper to Open...
nothing is quite as terrifying in the DME world Inner cannula...
Dr. Lynette along with her assistant Little Bigsy prepare to change Uncle Duck's Inner Cannula. Dr. Lynette &...
Student removing cannula (catheter)from SimMed V/IV injection training pad Removing Cannula...
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Cannula Insertion @ B.P.Poddar Hospital on 23rd Nov 2008 Inserting The...
How I use a suction catheter to help make tracheostomy tape changes easy Trach tape change
Jack without his cannula no cannula
fairview general hospital. tita kong may asthma. april 19, 2008 nasal cannula
Thoratec, a manufacturer of medical devices, is conducting two recalls related to its TLC-II ventricular assist device (VAD) systems.One recall applies to TLC-II paracorporeal VADs manufactured between January 1, 2004 and October 2, 2006. The problem is with the collet nuts that connect the VAD to the inflow cannula. When these components were redesigned, the newer inflow cannula had a smaller diameter. If the newer cannula is used with the older design of collet nut, the cannula can disconnect from the pump and result in severe patient bleeding. The older collet nuts for the inflow cannula are black in color, whereas the newer ones are white. The company says that black collet nuts should not be used with any VAD. Hospitals should make sure that all patients are using the redesigned white collet nut that is packaged with the redesigned inflow cannula. The other recall affects the portable driver that can be used with the TLC-II VADs. This driver is a mobile unit that powers the blood pump when a patient is ambulatory and it can be used with either the paracorporeal or implantable VAD. The problem is that the driver's compressor motor may wear out much earlier than the expected 3000 hours of use. If that happens, the driver could stop working without warning, which would stop the patient's circulatory support. This recall includes all drivers manufactured since September 2005. The company says that hospitals should check their current inventory and not use drivers with more than 1500 hours of use until they have been serviced. Hospitals should contact Thoratec to arrange for servicing. Patients on VAD support with a TLC-II portable driver should immediately contact their hospitals to determine if their device is affected by this recall. Patients should also have a back-up driver and hand-pumps available at all times, and they or their caregivers should be trained in back-up procedures. Recall of Certain...
In case anyone was wondering, here are wikipedia's instructions for how to perform a tracheotomy...Curvilinear skin incision along relaxed skin tension lines between sternal notch and cricoid cartilage.Midline blunt dissection down to the trachea (optional depending on technique).Insertion of 14-gauge plastic cannula and needle with fluid filled syringe attached into trachea. Aspiration of air confirms correct placement of the tip in the trachea.Removal of needle leaving cannula in place.Insertion of soft tipped guide wire into trachea through cannula.Removal of cannula leaving guide wire in place.Tracheal dilatation is now undertaken - different techniques do this in different ways.Ciaglia - the sequential insertion and removal of a series (usually 4-5) of increasing larger dilators over the wire into the trachea.Griggs - insertion of a specially designed pair of guide-wire forceps along the wire into the trachea and then are opened to complete the dilation in one step.Rhino - insertion of a single large tapered dilator over a plastic guidewire reinforcement.Frova Percutwist - insertion of a specially designed screw of increasing diameter which rotates to create the dilatation.Insert tracheostomy tube (with concomitant withdrawal of endotracheal tube), inflate cuff, secure with tape around neck or stay sutures.Connect ventilator tubing. The cabbie had a...
Our hospitals are now colonized with superbugs that are difficult to treat and cure. High bed occupancy rates, high levels of temporary nursing staff or low cleanliness scores no longer have significantly higher rates. Royal Hampshire Hospital in UK has claimed to have eliminated MRSA bloodstream infections by stopping the routine practice of administering intravenous cannula.Many doctors claim a high success rate for inserting cannulae, but may still require several attempts to get it right in certain cases. In emergencies optimal attention to aseptic technique is not always feasible and multiple punctures are more likely to result in introducing bacterial infection. 60% of doctors insert cannula in 1st attempt, and 90% at the end of 2 years. Poor aseptic technique, failure of antiseptics to kill pose danger of introducing antibiotic resistant bacteria into a vein by doctors and nurses result in bacteraemia and death.Biocides (disinfectants and antiseptics) are universally used in hospitals to decontaminate skin before introduce cannula through the skin are said to help spread bacteria. Although aseptic technique is critical to obtain reliable results, it is infrequently taught and audited. Skin cleaning is often incomplete, & many attendants still palpate with non-sterile gloves the veni-puncture site before needle insertion. 58% of healthcare workers are said to be colonized with MRSA. Hand washing has now been linked to dermatitis, increased bacterial count in hands and colonization of antibiotic resistance developing in the hands of healthcare workers. Study found that dry nurses' hands were twice as likely to be colonized by bacteria. Some bacteria with a genetic pre-disposition to resistance to antibiotic properties will survive. When these resistant bacteria divide, they pass their resistance on, creating entire colonies of antibiotic-resistant bacteria colonized in the healthcare workers hands. U-Cann.wmv
High bed occupancy rates, high levels of temporary nursing staff or low cleanliness scores no longer have significantly higher MRSA rates. Royal Hampshire Hospital, UK has claimed to have eliminated MRSA bloodstream infections by stopping the routine practice of administering intravenous cannula.Many doctors claim a high success rate for inserting cannulae, but may still require several attempts to get it right in certain cases. In emergencies optimal attention to aseptic technique is not always feasible and multiple punctures are more likely to result in introducing bacterial infection. 60% of doctors insert cannula in 1st attempt, and 90% at the end of 2 years. Poor aseptic technique, failure of antiseptics to kill pose danger of introducing antibiotic resistant bacteria into a vein by doctors and nurses result in bacteraemia and death.Biocides (disinfectants and antiseptics) are universally used in hospitals to decontaminate skin before introduce cannula through the skin are said to help spread bacteria. Although aseptic technique is critical to obtain reliable results, it is infrequently taught and audited. Skin cleaning is often incomplete, & many attendants still palpate with non-sterile gloves the veni-puncture site before needle insertion. 58% of healthcare workers are said to be colonized with MRSA. Hand washing has now been linked to dermatitis, increased bacterial count in hands and colonization of antibiotic resistance developing in the hands of healthcare workers. Study found that dry nurses' hands were twice as likely to be colonized by bacteria. Some bacteria with a genetic pre-disposition to resistance to antibiotic properties will survive. When these resistant bacteria divide, they pass their resistance on, creating entire colonies of antibiotic-resistant bacteria colonized in the healthcare workers hands. IV Cannulae - How...
MRSA infection is now spreading rapidly all over the world in epidemic proportions. JAMA published a paper in October 2007 stating 64% of health people carry superbugs. Pencillin use was introduced in 1940 and cannulation became a common feature in hospitals as this antibiotic was initialy given IM /IV. We feel you can stop them infecting you is to take care of all skin injury serious. Make sure the nurses and doctors clean your skin well before administerin an injection, taking blood for test or when introducing a cannula. We published various videos and website to educate people like you.Since JAMA & CDC published paper and CNN News about MRSA, visitors have been asking us various questions. Please visit our site www.u-cann.com and learn more about this threat.Knowledge of Health is Knowledge of Life, please pass on links to our video. MRSA Infection...
Routine Phacoemulsification and Tecnis Acrylic 9003Z IOL implant using the chopping technique with whitstar AMO machine. J-cannula is used for cortical cleanup. Routine Cataract.mp4
Suction & Curettage Abortion of a 9 Week Fetus Illustrated. Credits at the end of the video. Images from Nucleus Communications, Inc. All text from Fair Use. Suction & Curettage Abortion of a 9 Week Fetus Illustrated. The Suction Aspiration abortion procedure, also known as Vacuum Aspiration, is the most commonly used between 7 and 15 weeks from the last period. A speculum is placed in the vagina, a tenaculum is clamped to the lip of the cervix and a cannula is inserted into the uterus. The amniotic fluid, placenta and fetus are suctioned through the cannula into a collection jar. The fetus and placenta are torn apart in the process. The uterine cavity is scraped with a curette to determine whether any significant amount of tissue remains. Blood, amniotic fluid, placental tissue and fetal parts are placed in a jar. The contents of the jar are then examined to assure that all fetal parts and an adequate amount of tissue commensurate with the estimated gestational age are present.What are the risks? Side effects are common and normal, and consist of abdominal cramping, pain, nausea, sweating, and feeling faint during the procedure, cramping and pain for 2 to 3 days following the procedure, as well as bleeding for up to 2 weeks. True complications occur in approximately 1 to 2% of vacuum aspirations. Allergic reactions to anesthesia or other medications given can occur. It is vitally important that you report any over-the-counter or prescription medications as well as illegal drugs so that the anesthetics can be adjusted accordingly. Bacterial infection can occur during the procedure when surgical tools enter the uterus, while symptoms won't occur for 2 to 3 days after the procedure. This happens most frequently when there is an underlying STD that is not diagnosed at the time of the abortion. Therefore, it is vitally important that you be tested for STDs prior to the abortion. Infection is the most common post-abortion complication. Hematometra, that is, a uterine blood clot, can occur if the uterus does not contract to expel all of the lining. There will be severe abdominal cramping and nausea if this occurs. Heavy bleeding can occur if the uterus fails to contract and may lead to a uterine blood clot, as mentioned above. Heavy bleeding may require medication, a repeat abortion, surgery, and or transfusion. A cut or torn cervix can occur when the doctor dilates the cervix, grabs the cervix with the tenaculum, or inserts the cannula into the uterus. This may lead to a weakened cervix making carrying a future child to term difficult. The uterus may be perforated during the abortion when the doctor rubs the cannula against the walls of the uterus, causing heavy abdominal bleeding and or infection. You may require surgery to repair the puncture, and rarely you may need a hysterectomy to stop the bleeding. Scarring of the uterus may occur, resulting in ABORTION -...
IV videocast explaining some of the problems of peripheral cannulation. The presentation demonstrates the importance of monitoring cannula sites with the VIP score. VIP score...

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