208 devices · GMDN 35390
An irrigation syringe is a single-use device designed to deliver a controlled flow of fluid into body cavities or orifices for cleaning or flushing purposes. Clinically, it helps remove debris, excess fluid, or contaminants from wounds, surgical sites, or other areas where irrigation is needed to promote healing or prepare for further treatment.
These devices are typically classified as single-use and regulated under medical device standards depending on their intended use and jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied sterile and packaged for one-time use, ensuring safety and hygiene in clinical settings.
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