What is vascular injection from two or more sites referred to as?

Vascular injection from two or more sites is referred to as multi-point injection. This technique involves injecting embalming fluid into multiple vascular sites rather than just a single site, which allows for more effective distribution of the embalming fluid throughout the body. This method can help ensure that all areas receive adequate treatment, particularly in cases where body positioning may affect fluid distribution or when there are underlying health conditions that might impede the flow of fluid from a single injection site.

The term highlights the importance of an efficient and comprehensive embalming process, as it helps to achieve a more uniform preservation of the body. Multi-point injection is especially useful in certain cases where the anatomy or condition of the deceased requires a more thorough approach. Other techniques, such as single-point or dual injection, do not encompass the same breadth of locations for fluid introduction, and sequential injection generally refers to the method of injecting fluid in a predetermined order rather than from multiple sites simultaneously.