545 devices · GMDN 15286
An angiographic syringe is a single-use, manually operated device designed for injecting contrast media into the heart, major blood vessels, and coronary arteries during X-ray imaging. Clinically, it aids in visualizing blood flow and identifying blockages or abnormalities in these critical areas, supporting diagnostic procedures like coronary angiography.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, often requiring sterile packaging and compliance with injection safety standards. They are commonly supplied as disposable items, intended for one-time use per patient to ensure hygiene and prevent contamination during diagnostic imaging.
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