21 devices · GMDN 30882
An assisted reproduction transfer catheter trial is a flexible polymer tube designed to simulate the insertion of an embryo transfer catheter during in vitro fertilization procedures. It is used clinically to practice and evaluate the passage through the cervical canal and uterine positioning without introducing any biological material.
This device is intended for single-use only and is not meant for actual embryo transfer. It mirrors the structure of the functional catheter set but features a closed distal end to prevent use in clinical transfer, ensuring it serves solely as a training or assessment tool.
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