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Difficult venesections: An easy solution.

Sanjeev Gupta¹, Ravi Shankar Jangra², Sunita Gupta³

¹Department of Dermatology, Maharishi Markandeshwar Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (MMIMSR), Maharishi Markandeshwar Deemed to be University (MMDU), Ambala, India.

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This study introduces a low-cost, makeshift vein finder, addressing the inaccessibility of conventional devices. This innovation aims to improve the ease and efficiency of venesection procedures for medical professionals.

Keywords:

Customized infrared light innovation procedure red light venesection

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Area of Science:

Medical Devices
Minimally Invasive Procedures
Clinical Engineering

Background:

Venesection is a fundamental medical procedure frequently performed by healthcare professionals.
Existing conventional vein finders are often prohibitively expensive and lack widespread availability.
There is a need for accessible and affordable tools to aid in venesection.

Purpose of the Study:

To present the design and utility of a novel, makeshift vein finder.
To demonstrate a cost-effective alternative to commercially available vein detection devices.
To highlight the potential of simple, readily available materials in medical applications.

Main Methods:

Development of a makeshift vein finder using accessible components.
Evaluation of the device's performance in identifying superficial veins.
Comparison of the makeshift device with conventional methods (qualitative).

Main Results:

The makeshift vein finder successfully identified superficial veins, facilitating venesection.
The device proved to be a significantly more economical option compared to standard vein finders.
The construction of the device utilized easily obtainable materials.

Conclusions:

A makeshift vein finder can be effectively utilized as a low-cost alternative for venesection.
This approach addresses the accessibility and cost barriers associated with conventional vein finders.
The study underscores the potential for innovative, low-resource solutions in clinical practice.