103 devices · GMDN 10217
A surgical suction system is a standalone device used during operations to remove fluids, tissue debris, and other materials from the surgical site. It combines a suction pump, tubing, collection canisters, and filters to efficiently evacuate large volumes of waste, ensuring a clear workspace for surgeons while maintaining patient safety.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards before market entry. They are commonly supplied as a complete assembly, designed for use in hospitals or surgical centers where centralized suction isn’t available or practical.
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