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The injection manifold consists of a small valve with three outlets, capable of directing the flow of fluids to two or three paths. Made from biocompatible, medical-grade materials such as polycarbonate or PVC, it ensures sufficient safety and resistance against pressure and pharmaceutical substances. One outlet connects to a syringe or infusion bag, while the other connects to the patient’s intravenous catheter or infusion line. Healthcare providers can control the flow of liquids by rotating the valve, opening or closing different paths.

The injection manifold is especially suitable for patients who require multiple medications or solutions to be administered simultaneously. It is widely used in ICU, surgical, emergency, and operating room settings, where precise control over medication flow is essential. The manifold allows nurses and doctors to administer medications quickly and safely without constantly changing infusion equipment.

The injection manifold is an essential and widely used medical device that facilitates safer and more efficient medication administration. By enabling the control and combination of fluids and medications, it simplifies the injection process for both patients and healthcare providers and plays a crucial role in managing injections across various clinical settings.