LilBridge (asker) Mar 15, 2018:

:)

geopiet Mar 15, 2018:

a tam ... udało się :)

LilBridge (asker) Mar 15, 2018:

@Geopiet chylę czoła przed tobą i twoimi linkami, naprawdę

Marcin Pustkowski Mar 15, 2018:

@Geo Otóź to. Rozmiarem może być "needle lenght" a nawet "angle of curvature".

geopiet Mar 15, 2018:

B. Braun needle nomenclature To identify the different types of needles, B. Braun uses the following nomenclature:

Needle angle of curvature
Body type
Point type
Needle length
Wire size

Marcin Pustkowski Mar 15, 2018:

@LilBridge Z tymi "eskami" oczywiście strzelałem. Zastanawiam się jeszcze, czy "rozmiar" nie będzie wprowadzać w błąd, ponieważ igły dzieli się także pod względem długości "cięciwy" (i tym samym długości całej igły). Czyli są "większe" i "mniejsze", ale średnica samego korpusu (metalu) jest taka sama. Np. http://sklep.arnomed.pl/igly-chirurgiczne-1-2-kola/428-igla-... Dla bezpieczeństwa radziłbym "średnicę" a nie "rozmiar". Jeszcze tutaj: http://www.nicichirurgiczne.eu/public/assets/igly.pdf (rysunek: anatomia igły).

LilBridge (asker) Mar 15, 2018:

czyli rozmiar igły, to dobrze :) dzięki chłopaki!

@Marcin, a tu zdziwienie, widzisz, bo: "...with "s" or "ss" meaning heavy or extra heavy bodied needle respectively." - twoje rozwinięcie skrótów miałoby większy sens, ale there you go ;)

Marcin Pustkowski Mar 15, 2018:

@All To "s" lub "ss" to prawdopodobnie "small" i "super small" w porównaniu do "standard". Chodzi o grubość (średnicę) igły.

geopiet Mar 15, 2018:

USP designation

Collagen diameter (mm)

Synthetic absorbable diameter (mm)

Non-absorbable diameter (mm)

American wire gauge

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surgical_suture#Sizes

geopiet Mar 15, 2018:

United States Pharmacopeia (U.S.P.) suture sizes Needle Wire Gauge is derived from Birmingham Wire Gauge and has the same logic: the bigger is the gauge number, the smaller is the needle.

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Grubość nici w skali USP. Im większa cyfra przed zerem, tym mniejsza nić! - https://mnocon.github.io/poradnik-chirurgiczny/rozdzial_3_b....

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geopiet Mar 15, 2018:

The Birmingham gauge is a wire gauge system, and is also used to specify thickness or diameter of hypodermic needles and tube products. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birmingham_gauge

geopiet Mar 15, 2018:

Medical Needle and Catheter Gauges Needle Wire Gauge is derived from Birmingham Wire Gauge and has the same logic: the bigger is the gauge number, the smaller is the needle.


French Catheter Scale also known as French Gauge was designed by a Parisian producer of surgical instruments Joseph-Frédéric-Benoît Charrière in 19th century. In Charrière's scale the gauge number divided by 3 gives the needle diameter in mm. That means, the bigger is the gauge number, the thicker is the needle.

https://www.convert-me.com/en/convert/wire_gauge/gaugeSNG.ht...

geopiet Mar 15, 2018:

Wire Gauges American Wire Gauge is a standard used in the United States since 1857 for copper, aluminium, gold, silver, etc. It is also known as Brown & Sharpe wire gauge. The more is the gauge number, the smaller is the wire diameter. Wires thicker than gauge 0 are denoted as 00 (or 2/0), 000 (or 3/0), etc.

Washburn & Moen Steel Wire Gauge is used in the United States for steel. It is also known as US Steel Wire or Roebling Gauge.

British Standard Wire Gauge is no longer popular, but is still used for measuring guitar strings. It is also known as Imperial Wire Gauge or British Standard Gauge. SVG only defines gauges from 7/0 to 50.

Birmingham Wire Gauge is now obsolete. Its sizes are not geometrically or arithmetically progressive, and, consequently, bear no definite relation to each other. B.W.G defines gauges from 5/0 to 36.

IEC 60228 is an international standard that among other things defines a set of standard wires. Wire sizes in this standard are denoted by their cross-section area expressed in mm².

LilBridge (asker) Mar 14, 2018:

może do pełni kontekstu jeszcze 3. zdanie: Some of our needles are clearly differentiated by an "s" or "ss" at the end if they have different wire size compared to the standard one.