978 devices · GMDN 35375
A stopcock is a manual valve designed to control the flow of liquids or gases by directing them along specific pathways. Clinically, these devices are commonly used in laboratory settings, medical procedures, and fluid management systems to ensure precise control over fluid transfer without mixing or contamination.
Stopcocks in this category are typically single-use, made from durable materials like plastic or metal, and regulated under general medical device classifications. They are often supplied as standalone components rather than integrated systems, adhering to safety and performance standards for fluid handling applications.
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