33 devices · GMDN 35071
Blood transfusion filters are single-use devices placed in infusion lines to remove debris, clots, or air bubbles from blood products before they enter a patient’s circulation. Clinically, they help prevent complications like emboli or clogged catheters by ensuring transfused blood is as clean and safe as possible.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical devices, often classified based on their risk level and intended use. They are commonly supplied sterile and pre-connected to tubing sets, requiring no additional preparation beyond proper line integration before transfusion.
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