35 devices · GMDN 14187
Rectal/colonic irrigation nozzles are single-use devices designed for inserting into the rectum or colostomy site to deliver irrigation fluid during procedures like enemas, colonic lavage, or colostomy care. They come in various shapes—such as cones, tips, or speculums—and may include features like inflatable balloons to secure placement within the lumen.
These devices are typically classified as invasive luminal products and are regulated based on their risk level and intended use. They are supplied sterile and intended for one-time use only, adhering to standards for single-use medical devices in their respective markets.
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