Hollow needle for access in non-linear path

A hollow hypodermic needle, solely for the deposit or collection of fluids from a body, the hollow-needle comprising:

• a generally rigid tube, having a generally circular cross section, comprising a first segment defining a first circular opening, and a second segment having a sharpened point defining a second opening, with a hollow shaft therebetween;
• the generally rigid tube having at least one lumen extending from the first segment to the sharpened point;
• a hub, substantially inseparably affixed at a hub distal end to a proximal end of the generally rigid tube, and having a hub proximal end configured to create a liquid and gas tight attachment interface to a fluid delivery device;
• the hub defining at least one lumen extension therewithin and in fluid communication with the at least one lumen of the generally rigid tube, providing a continuous fluidic path from the hub through the proximal end of the hollow hypodermic needle to the sharpened point of the hollow hypodermic needle;
• the fluid delivery or collection device having one or more positions thereon to allow a first motive force, to push fluid into and through the hypodermic needle or to pull fluid out of the body through the hypodermic needle, to be applied;
• and,
• the generally rigid tube having a proximal portion comprising a straight segment of shaft defining, with the hub, a hub-shaft longitudinal axis, the generally-rigid tube having a central portion which is multiply-curved, wherein, a first curve, relative to the hub-shaft longitudinal axis occurs such that a proximal end of the central portion of the shaft curves away from the hub-shaft longitudinal axis about a second axis, generally perpendicular to the hub-shaft longitudinal axis, and a second curve occurs, relative to the second axis, such that a distal section of the central portion is curved relative to a third axis that is offset to the hub-shaft longitudinal axis, to allow the sharpened point of the hollow needle to penetrate a surface, at a location, followed by the tube, the sharpened point and tube then being forced through a non-linear path from the surface penetration point around one or more obstructions and to a desired place in the body for deposit or collection of fluids or both.