Pain Management line

Materials for interventional pain.

Peripheral blocks, needles and kits, radiofrequency, cannulas and materials for image-guided procedures. A recurring-consumption line with a replenishment cycle of its own.

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What it is

Interventional pain treatment, in terms of materials.

This is the field where pain is treated by procedure rather than by medication: blocks, radiofrequency and image-guided applications, performed by pain specialists and anesthesiologists in hospital or clinic settings.

From a portfolio standpoint, this is a consumables line: needles, cannulas and kits replenished with every procedure. That changes the commercial logic compared with implants, because the repeat cycle is shorter and more predictable.

Procedure types covered

What makes up the line.

  1. 01
    Peripheral blocks
    Materials for application in peripheral nerves and plexuses, in different gauges.
  2. 02
    Needles and kits
    Procedure-specific needles and kits that gather everything a single case consumes.
  3. 03
    Radiofrequency
    Materials for radiofrequency procedures, with compatible cannulas and electrodes.
  4. 04
    Cannulas
    Available in different gauges and lengths, according to the approach.
  5. 05
    Image-guided procedures
    Items compatible with routine image-guided application.
What sets this line apart

Why this line holds up inside the hospital.

Short repeat cycle

Consumables are replenished with every procedure, creating order predictability.

Kit per procedure

Everything a case consumes, organized as one set, reducing missing items in the OR.

Documentation in order

Registration, instructions for use and traceability organized by lot.

Value for the distributor

Repeat business that does not depend on the surgical waiting list.

While implants depend on the operating room schedule, pain consumables turn over in both clinics and hospitals. This is the line that steadies your flow between one large case and the next.

  • Recurring, predictable replenishment
  • Entry into clinics, not only hospitals
  • Shorter sales cycle
  • Kits that simplify ordering
  • Training by procedure type
  • You as the only channel, always
Technical support to the distributor on the instruments
Technical materials

Documentation ready to present.

Instructions for use, technical dossier and lot traceability information for the Pain Management line, plus supporting content for the conversation with the surgeon.

The full regulatory documentation lives under Quality and Registrations. Content and articles live in the Knowledge Center.

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