Angled vs. Straight Cannulas

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Angled vs. Straight Cannulas

Straight cannulas: Density highest at point of entry

Straight cannulas: Density highest at point of entry

Straight cannulas: Density highest at point of entry

Straight cannulas: Density highest at point of entry

Straight cannulas: Density highest at point of entry

Straight cannulas: Density highest at point of entry

Angled Cannulas: High density from any point of rotation

Angled Cannulas: High density from any point of rotation

Angled Cannulas: High density from any point of rotation

Angled Cannulas: High density from any point of rotation

Angled Cannulas: High density from any point of rotation

Angled Cannulas: High density from any point of rotation

Angled Cannulas: High density from any point of rotation

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point

Much easier to work very far away from entry point