253 devices · GMDN 35099
A roller-type cardiopulmonary bypass system is a mechanical device used during open-heart surgery to temporarily replace heart and lung functions. It circulates, oxygenates, and filters blood while the heart is stopped or bypassed, ensuring oxygen delivery to the body and maintaining stable vital signs throughout the procedure.
These systems are typically regulated as complex medical devices, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for surgical use. They may be supplied as integrated units or modular components, depending on the manufacturer’s design, and are intended for single-use in controlled clinical environments.
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