34 devices · GMDN 35415
A nasogastric decompression tube is a sterile, flexible device inserted through the nose to reach the stomach. Clinicians use these tubes to relieve gastrointestinal pressure, often by connecting them to a suction system, or to deliver fluids, nutrition, and medications.
These devices are designed for single-use applications to ensure patient safety during gastrointestinal management. Users should note that these tubes are available in single or double-lumen configurations to accommodate different clinical requirements for suction and irrigation.
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