277 devices · GMDN 17180
Subcutaneous infusion/injection port needles are single-use, sterile devices designed for precise delivery of medications beneath the skin. They attach to syringes and facilitate injections or infusions in shallow tissue layers, commonly used for insulin therapy or other subcutaneous treatments.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, requiring adherence to manufacturing standards for sterility and safety. They are supplied pre-sterilized and intended for one-time use only, with classification varying by jurisdiction based on risk factors like depth and tissue penetration.
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