BD DIN1518X - Sternal and Iliac Bone Marrow Aspiration Needle 18G Adjustable Length 14 mm to 48 mm, 10/CS (Continental US Only)
The BD DIN1518X Sternal and Iliac Bone Marrow Aspiration Needle is a specialized diagnostic needle designed for bone marrow aspiration procedures involving the sternum and iliac crest. Featuring an 18-gauge needle and an adjustable penetration depth ranging from 14 mm to 48 mm, this device provides clinicians with precise control during bone marrow specimen collection for hematologic, oncologic, and pathological evaluation.
The adjustable depth mechanism allows healthcare professionals to customize insertion depth according to patient anatomy and procedural requirements. Designed for reliable marrow access and specimen acquisition, the BD DIN1518X supports diagnostic procedures requiring bone marrow aspiration while promoting procedural accuracy and safety.
| Manufacturer | DIN1518X |
| Application | Intraosseous Infusion Needle |
| Connection Type | Standard Luer Connection |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Usage | Disposable |
Key Benefits
The BD DIN1518X features an adjustable depth range of 14 mm to 48 mm, allowing clinicians to tailor penetration depth to individual patient needs and aspiration site requirements.
The 18G needle configuration supports effective bone marrow aspiration while offering a smaller gauge option that may align with specific procedural preferences and clinical protocols.
The device is suitable for both sternal and iliac aspiration procedures, providing versatility and reducing the need to maintain multiple site-specific aspiration needles.
The sterile, single-use design helps support infection prevention protocols and minimizes the risk of cross-contamination.
Compatibility and Applications
The BD DIN1518X is intended for use with compatible aspiration syringes, specimen collection containers, laboratory processing equipment, and pathology supplies commonly utilized during bone marrow aspiration procedures.
Typical applications include bone marrow aspiration, hematologic disorder evaluation, leukemia and lymphoma investigations, oncology diagnostics, disease staging, treatment monitoring, pathology specimen collection, and laboratory testing.
This aspiration needle is commonly used in hospitals, cancer treatment centers, hematology clinics, pathology laboratories, academic medical centers, and specialty diagnostic facilities.
Usage Guidelines
The BD DIN1518X should be used only by qualified healthcare professionals trained in bone marrow aspiration techniques. Before use, inspect the packaging to verify sterility, integrity, and expiration date.
Select the appropriate depth setting based on patient anatomy, procedural objectives, and clinical judgment. Prepare the aspiration site according to institutional aseptic protocols and accepted standards of care.
Perform the procedure in accordance with manufacturer instructions, professional guidelines, and clinical best practices. Following specimen collection, ensure proper labeling, handling, and transportation of samples according to laboratory requirements.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The BD DIN1518X is manufactured under established medical device quality management systems and is intended to support safe diagnostic specimen collection in healthcare environments.
The sterile, single-use construction supports infection prevention initiatives and aligns with healthcare facility safety protocols. Healthcare providers should review current product labeling and regulatory documentation before use.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared with fixed-depth aspiration needles, the BD DIN1518X offers adjustable penetration depth from 14 mm to 48 mm, providing flexibility for different patient anatomies and clinical applications.
Compared with larger-gauge aspiration needles, the 18G configuration may be preferred in selected procedural settings while still supporting diagnostic marrow aspiration.
The ability to perform both sternal and iliac aspiration procedures using a single device can help simplify inventory management and procedural planning.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
The BD DIN1518X is commonly used by hematologists, oncologists, pathologists, interventional physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare professionals trained in bone marrow aspiration procedures.
Typical applications include evaluation of blood disorders, bone marrow aspiration for cancer diagnosis, disease monitoring, treatment response assessment, pathology specimen collection, and laboratory diagnostic testing.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store the BD DIN1518X in a clean, dry environment according to manufacturer recommendations. Maintain the needle in its original sterile packaging until immediately before use.
Use strict aseptic technique throughout the procedure. Verify the selected depth setting before insertion and ensure compliance with all specimen handling and patient safety protocols.
The needle is intended for single-patient use only and should not be reused, reprocessed, or resterilized.
Regulatory and Safety Information
The BD DIN1518X Sternal and Iliac Bone Marrow Aspiration Needle is intended for professional healthcare use only. Bone marrow aspiration procedures should be performed only by qualified healthcare professionals following manufacturer instructions, institutional policies, and applicable healthcare regulations.
Healthcare personnel should follow standard precautions, sharps safety procedures, infection prevention protocols, and specimen handling guidelines throughout the procedure.
All used needles and biohazardous materials should be disposed of according to facility policies and biomedical waste regulations.
How to Order
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