Care Instructions - Carl Martin CerviJect Instrucciones De Uso

3. Description of applications for ILA
a. Indications for ILA
- Extraction of single teeth
- Efficient, additive use in the case of inadequate elimination
of pain or failure of anaesthesia
- Patients with unstable circulation
- Differential diagnosis of definite pulpal problems
- Endodontics (especially intracanalicular anaesthesia)
- Where there is haemorrhagic diathesis
b. Contraindications for ILA
- Where there are acute infections
- Where there is intolerance to the vasoconstrictor
- All types of marginal periodontal diseases
- Deep periodontal pockets if the tooth does not have to be extracted!
c. Advantages of ILA for the user
- Anaesthesia takes effect after only a short time
- Only a very small amount needs to be injected (0.2 to 0.4 ml per root)
- 0.06 ml of anaesthetic is injected with each press of the syringe
- Targeted, selective anaesthesia of individual teeth
- Elimination of the risk of soft tissue haematomas
d. Advantages for the patient
- Quick, gentle elimination of pain
- No feeling of numbness in adjacent anatomical structures (lips, tongue)
- Only minimal intake of anaesthetic (patients at risk)
- Anaesthesia only lasts for a short period (only 30-40 minutes)
- As the ILA syringe does not have the typical appearance of a cartridge
syringe, its slimline, delicate design has a calming effect on the patient.
This also makes it generally successful to use with children.
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4. Care instructions

The CerviJect syringe is sold nonsterile. Complete a pre-disinfection cycle followed
by sterilisation cycle before initial use.
The CerviJect syringe is made from stainless steel and can be easily cleaned, dis-
infected (tank and/ or thermal disinfection) and sterilised (max. 134°C / 2 bar –
275°F/29 psi) together with other stainless steel instruments in the practice. Adhere
strictly to the preparation recommendations of the respective manufacturer.
After each use, loosen the barrel and hand piece of the syringe and remove the cart-
ridge, plastic sleeve and dosing plunger. Thoroughly dry the individual components
after cleaning and disinfection. Then place the individual components in a suitable
sterilisation medium (sterile packaging, container) and only reopen them shortly
before the next use. The individual components should only be assembled when dry.
The CerviJect syringe must not be lubricated.
Only use cartridges with a plunger seal that does not have a hollow.
5. Warranty
Stringent quality control procedures ensure this surgical instrument is supplied in
perfect working order. Your CerviJect is guaranteed against defects in materials
or workmanship for
1 Year
from the date of purchase. This guarantee is void if your CerviJect has been impro-
perly sterilized, poorly stored or incorrectly handled.
In the case of a claim under warranty, send a copy of proof of purchase together
with the CerviJect syringe to the dealer from whom you bought the product.
All information provided is to the best of our knowledge and is only intended as
non-binding information.
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