17 devices · GMDN 32655
An intrauterine cannula is a sterile, rigid or semi-rigid tube designed for insertion into the uterus to facilitate various gynecological and obstetric procedures. These devices are used to infuse or irrigate fluids, withdraw substances, or serve as a pathway for surgical instruments and diagnostic probes.
These devices are intended for single-use only to ensure patient safety and prevent cross-contamination. They are typically supplied in a sterile state and are designed to connect to external aspiration or irrigation equipment during clinical use.
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