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St.Cox

Product catalog summary

Epidural Catheter Technique and St.COX
The Epidural Catheter Technique is a minimally invasive method used to decompress spinal nerves and alleviate pain from spine disorders without open surgery. St.COX is a type of Epidural Catheter System that enhances the physician's ability to target pain sources in the spine.

Model Information & Catheter Specifications
The document lists various models of catheters, including lumbar and cervical types, with specific lengths and diameters. For example, the SWC60 model is a lumbar catheter with a length of 600 mm and a tip diameter of 1.2 mm.

Needle Specifications
Details are provided for different needle types, including lengths and diameters. For instance, the SWVP-30A needle has a length of 96 mm and a diameter of 1.8 mm.

Ordering Information

Typical Indications: Chronic back pain, post-laminectomy syndrome, spinal stenosis, herniated nucleus stenosis.
Features: Includes a flexible atraumatic tip design, radiopaque for accurate placement, and non-reactive with neurolytics.
Advantages: Low-risk, minimally invasive, no general anesthetic required, high success rates, and quick recovery.
Contraindications: Pregnancy, infection, mental illness.

Procedure for Percutaneous Epidural Neuroplasty
The procedure involves positioning the patient, using a C-arm for visualization, anesthetizing the site, and inserting the catheter. The catheter is checked with a C-arm, and medication is injected through it. The catheter and needle are removed together after the procedure.

Conclusion
The St.COX system is designed for effective pain management in spinal disorders, offering a targeted, minimally invasive approach with several advantages over traditional surgical methods.

Catalog excerpts

epidural catheter system Ordering Information )> Model information & Catheter Spec Low risk therapy Minimally invasive No general anesthetic High success rates No scar formation No open surgery No long hospitalization Quick recovery Repeatable at any time ideal for patients who have undergone previous surgery Targeted treatment of causes st.cox epidural catheter system What is "Epidural Catheter Technique" and what is " St.COX" “Epidural Catheter Technique”, this proven method has been used ► Features )> Needle Spec Needle Article Name No need to withdraw the catheter tube to inject the medicaiton Medical grade stainless steel Flelxible atraumatic tip design Kink & collapse registant Radiopaque for distinct images and placement accuracy Non-reactive with neruolytics:Phenol, alcochol, glycerol,etc. Tensile spring guided catheter Stimulation to decompress spinal nerves without open surgery and lastingly alleviate the pain associated with acute and chronic spine disorders. St.Cox is a sort of Epidural Catheter Systems for the foresaid proven method by enabling the physician to combat the pain at its source in the spine by enhancing the capability to steer to the target site. ► Typical Indications Chronic Back Pain Post-Laminectomy Syndrome Spinal Stenosis Herniated Nucleus Stenosis riT ► Contraindication Pregnancy Infection Metal illness SEAWON V^editech

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St.cox epidural catheter system St. Cox is an infusion device for Percutaneous Epidural Neuroplasty, trrj#! Epidural Space St.Cox Catheter A. Preparation for Percutaneous Epidural Neuroplasty i. Prone Position: Positioning a patient on the operating table B. The C-arm is rotated to the lateral position to visualize the patient’s hiatus. C. Dress and place a drape around the hiatus. D. Inject lidocaine to anesthetize the patient for local anesthesia inside of the hiatus. E. Puncture the hiatus using the Needle/Stylet. F. Pull the Stylet out. G. Leave the Needle in the hiatus. H. Insert the Epidural...

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