What are the differences between minimally invasive embedding needle and acupuncture needle in the way of needle insertion

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Oct 26,2017

Minimally invasive embedding needles and acupuncture needles, syringes and other instruments have a greater difference, so in the way the needle is also significantly different.

What are the differences between minimally invasive embedding needles and acupuncture needles in the way of needle entry byZhenjiang Gaoguan Medical Appliances Co., Ltd. on October 26, 2017.

In the last article, we gave a detailed introduction and explanation on the matters needing attention of acupoint catgut embedding needle. In this article, we simply describe the differences between minimally invasive catgut embedding needle and acupuncture needle in needle insertion methods. As a professional manufacturer of electronic infusion pump, combined anesthesia bag, catgut embedding needle and umbilical cord clip cutter, we will arrange and publish all kinds of electronic infusion pump, combined anesthesia bag, catgut embedding needle and umbilical cord clip cutter knowledge and serve you wholeheartedly.

Minimally invasive embedding needles and acupuncture needles, syringes and other instruments have a greater difference, so in the way the needle is also significantly different.
1, into the needle method: into the needle method refers to the minimally invasive embedding needle into the skin operation method. Clinically, the right hand needle is generally used for operation. The needle handle is mainly held by the thumb, food and middle fingers. The thumb finger abdomen is opposite to the index finger and middle finger. The index finger and middle finger are juxtaposed. The index finger abdomen is slightly against the core of the embedding needle. The left hand fixed the thorn, also known as the "hand".
1) Vertical needle feeding method
Apply to abdominal acupoints and limbs acupoints. The index finger and middle finger of the left hand tighten the skin of the acupoint area, and the thumb and middle finger and index finger of the right hand hold the needle handle and quickly penetrate into the skin.
2) Pinch-in stitch
Suitable for back Shu points and thin skin parts. Pinch the skin at the acupuncture point with the thumb and food fingers of the left hand, and hold the needle in the right hand, pointing to the side of the spine for transverse penetration or meridian penetration.
3) Oblique needle penetration
Applicable to most acupuncture points. After fixing the skin at the acupoint with the thumb and index finger of the left hand, the needle is obliquely pierced into the acupoint, and the needle is 30~45 degrees with the skin, which is used to welcome the reinforcing and reducing or to stab the disease.

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