32 devices · GMDN 35356
A suction cannula is a sterile, disposable tube used during surgery to remove blood, fluids, and tissue debris from the surgical site. These hand-held devices connect to suction systems and are designed for general surgical procedures, though specialized versions exist for specific applications like liposuction or dental work.
These devices are regulated as single-use medical tools, typically requiring compliance with sterilization standards and manufacturing controls. They are widely available through healthcare suppliers and distributors, often classified based on their intended use and procedural applications.
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