BD 405707 - Spinal Tray with 24G x 3.5 Inch Sprotte Needle, Bupivacaine, Epinephrine, Lidocaine, Filter Needle, Introducer Needle and Accessory Needles

BD 405707 - Spinal Tray with 24G x 3.5 Inch Sprotte Needle, Bupivacaine, Epinephrine, Lidocaine, Filter Needle, Introducer Needle and Accessory Needles

The BD 405707 Spinal Tray is a sterile, single-use procedural tray designed to support spinal anesthesia preparation and administration in professional healthcare environments. This tray contains a 24G x 3.5 inch Sprotte spinal needle, Bupivacaine HCL 0.75 percent with Dextrose 8.25 percent 2 mL, Epinephrine 0.1 percent 1 mL, Lidocaine HCL 1 percent 5 mL, an 18G x 1.5 inch blunt tip filter needle, a 25G x 1.5 inch needle, an 18G x 1.25 inch introducer needle, a 22G x 1.5 inch needle, and an additional 18G x 1.5 inch needle.

The tray is configured to give anesthesia teams a comprehensive set of spinal procedure components in one organized sterile package. The Sprotte spinal needle supports neuraxial access, while the included filter, introducer, and accessory needles help support medication preparation, local anesthetic administration, and procedural setup according to facility protocol.

Key Benefits

The BD 405707 helps improve workflow efficiency by consolidating essential spinal anesthesia supplies into one tray. This reduces the time needed to gather separate components and supports a more standardized setup in operating rooms, labor and delivery units, ambulatory surgery centers, and anesthesia departments.

The sterile, single-use configuration supports infection prevention practices and helps reduce cross-contamination risk. The included 24G Sprotte needle provides a fine-gauge spinal access option, while the blunt tip filter needle supports safer medication withdrawal from applicable containers when used according to protocol.

The combination of Bupivacaine with Dextrose, Epinephrine, Lidocaine, introducer needle, and multiple accessory needles supports procedural readiness and reduces the need for additional supply pulls during spinal anesthesia preparation.

Compatibility and Applications

The BD 405707 Spinal Tray is intended for standard spinal anesthesia and neuraxial procedure workflows performed by qualified healthcare professionals. It should be used according to manufacturer labeling, medication requirements, and institutional anesthesia protocols.

Typical applications include spinal anesthesia for surgical procedures, neuraxial anesthesia preparation, perioperative anesthesia support, obstetric anesthesia workflows where appropriate, and selected procedural care settings requiring spinal access.

This tray is commonly used in operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, labor and delivery suites, hospital anesthesia departments, and procedural units.

Usage Guidelines

Use the BD 405707 Spinal Tray only by or under the supervision of trained healthcare professionals experienced in spinal and neuraxial anesthesia procedures. Before use, verify the product code, expiration date, sterile package integrity, medication labels, patient allergies, contraindications, and procedure requirements.

Prepare the patient and procedural site according to institutional policy. Use the included needles and medication components only as directed by manufacturer instructions, clinical standards, and professional judgment. The filter needle should be used only where appropriate for medication preparation and not for patient injection.

Do not use the tray if the sterile barrier is damaged, the packaging has been opened, the product is expired, or any component appears compromised. Dispose of all sharps, medication containers, and procedural waste according to facility policy and applicable biomedical waste requirements.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The BD 405707 Spinal Tray is manufactured for professional medical use and is intended to support sterile spinal anesthesia procedures. Its single-use format helps facilities maintain infection prevention practices, medication safety workflows, and procedural consistency.

Healthcare facilities should verify current product labeling, medication dating, regulatory status, sterility documentation, and compliance information through BD, CIA Medical, or authorized product documentation before clinical use.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared with basic spinal needle kits, the BD 405707 provides a more complete tray configuration with a Sprotte spinal needle, anesthetic and adjunct medications, filter needle, introducer needle, and multiple accessory needles. This can help reduce setup time and improve procedural readiness.

Compared with trays that require separate medication preparation supplies, the inclusion of an 18G blunt tip filter needle helps support medication handling workflows when compatible with the clinical process. Compared with larger-gauge spinal needle trays, the 24G Sprotte needle offers a fine-gauge option that may align with clinician preference and patient-specific requirements.

For facilities seeking a comprehensive BD spinal anesthesia tray with procedure-ready accessories, BD 405707 offers a practical balance of organization, supply standardization, and clinical utility.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The typical users of BD 405707 include anesthesiologists, certified registered nurse anesthetists, anesthesia residents, perioperative nurses, labor and delivery clinicians, and procedural care teams involved in spinal anesthesia procedures.

Common scenarios include surgical spinal anesthesia, perioperative neuraxial anesthesia preparation, obstetric anesthesia support where clinically appropriate, ambulatory surgery procedures, and hospital-based anesthesia workflows requiring a complete spinal tray setup.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Store the BD 405707 Spinal Tray in a clean, dry medical supply area according to manufacturer recommendations. Keep the tray sealed until ready for use and rotate inventory by expiration date.

Before the procedure, confirm patient identity, consent, planned anesthesia technique, allergy status, anticoagulation considerations, contraindications, medication suitability, and required monitoring. Maintain strict aseptic technique throughout tray opening, medication preparation, spinal needle placement, and post-procedure care.

All components are intended for single use only. Do not reuse, reprocess, or resterilize any tray component. Dispose of sharps immediately in approved sharps containers and discard remaining materials according to facility policy.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD 405707 Spinal Tray is intended for professional clinical use only. Spinal anesthesia requires specialized training, careful patient assessment, sterile technique, medication verification, and appropriate monitoring before, during, and after the procedure.

Clinicians should follow institutional policies, manufacturer labeling, medication safety requirements, infection control procedures, sharps safety standards, and applicable federal, state, and local healthcare regulations.

How to Order

Select the BD 405707 Spinal Tray with 24G x 3.5 Inch Sprotte Needle, Bupivacaine HCL 0.75 Percent with Dextrose 8.25 Percent 2 mL, Epinephrine 0.1 Percent 1 mL, Lidocaine HCL 1 Percent 5 mL, 18G x 1.5 Inch Blunt Tip Filter Needle, 25G x 1.5 Inch Needle, 18G x 1.25 Inch Introducer Needle, 22G x 1.5 Inch Needle, and 18G x 1.5 Inch Needle and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, availability checks, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.