Intrathecal anaesthesia set, non-medicated

226 devices · GMDN 34845

An intrathecal anaesthesia set is a sterile, single-use system designed for delivering local anaesthetics or analgesics directly into the spinal canal (intrathecal space) to create a regional block. Clinically, these sets are used for procedures like surgery, labour analgesia, or diagnostic tests where precise pain control is needed, offering targeted relief without systemic effects.

These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, often requiring compliance with standards for sterile packaging and aseptic handling. They may be supplied as complete kits or as individual components, depending on the manufacturer’s design, and are intended exclusively for intrathecal use—not epidural—ensuring proper placement and safety during administration.

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