181 devices · GMDN 12741
Haemodialysis needles are sterile, single-use instruments designed to safely access a patient’s blood vessels during dialysis treatment. They create a controlled pathway for blood to be drawn out, filtered, and returned to the body, ensuring efficient removal of waste and excess fluids in patients with kidney failure.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, often requiring compliance with sterility standards and sharp safety features. They are commonly supplied as part of needle sets or as standalone units, tailored for specific vascular access types like fistulas or grafts.
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