75 devices · GMDN 10759
An umbilical catheter is a slender, flexible tube inserted into the blood vessels of a newborn's umbilical cord to provide direct vascular access. These devices are primarily used to deliver fluids, monitor vital signs, or collect blood samples for diagnostic testing.
These products are designed for single-use only to ensure patient safety and prevent contamination. They are available in various configurations, including multi-lumen designs, to support simultaneous clinical procedures such as infusion and blood gas analysis.
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