123 devices · GMDN 15270
A sump drain is a sterile, single-use tube device with two lumens, used primarily to evacuate fluids from body cavities while allowing air to flow in through the smaller lumen. Clinically, it helps prevent fluid buildup in areas like the chest or abdomen, reducing complications such as infection or pressure buildup during procedures or recovery.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, often classified based on their risk level and intended use. They are commonly supplied sterile and pre-packaged, designed for one-time use in clinical settings to ensure patient safety and hygiene.
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