Intravenous pressure infusor, manual, reusable

152 devices · GMDN 13100

An intravenous pressure infusor (manual, reusable) is a handheld device used to regulate the flow rate of IV fluids by applying controlled pressure to the infusion bag. Clinically, it helps healthcare providers adjust infusion speeds without relying on electronic pumps, making it useful in settings where power sources are limited or for simple, consistent dosing.

These devices are typically reusable and designed for manual operation, often featuring inflatable cuffs or mechanical pressure mechanisms. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended use and risk level, with compliance requirements covering safety, performance, and maintenance standards for reusable medical equipment.

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