14 devices · GMDN 18137
A vascular anastomosis coupler is an implantable device designed to permanently connect two blood vessels. These devices are commonly utilized during microvascular surgical procedures to facilitate secure vessel joining.
These couplers consist of non-absorbable materials, such as stainless steel, that remain in the body permanently. They function by using ring-shaped components to join the vessel ends together.
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