63 devices · GMDN 34916
An anaesthesia conduction catheter holder is a medical device used to secure an anaesthesia conduction catheter in place at the skin insertion site, preventing it from moving out of position. This helps to ensure that the catheter remains effective and reduces the risk of complications. The device is typically used in conjunction with anaesthesia procedures.
These devices are typically supplied sterile and are intended for single-use, meaning they are discarded after each use. They are subject to regulatory oversight, and their design and manufacture must meet certain standards to ensure safety and effectiveness.
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