Visioplex is a non-stimulating needle for plexus and peripheral nerve blocks that is performed using ultrasound guidance (without electro-neuro-stimulation). To make the needle more echogenic, the stainless steel of the needle has been specifically treated at the distal end of the last centimeter. Visioplex is also indicated for TAP blocks (Tranversus Abdominis Plane blocks).
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VisioPlex
Visioplex is a non-stimulating needle for plexus and peripheral nerve blocks that is performed using ultrasound guidance (without electro-neuro-stimulation). To make the needle more echogenic, the stainless steel of the needle has been specifically treated at the distal end of the last centimeter. Visioplex is also indicated for TAP blocks (Tranversus Abdominis Plane blocks).
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