18 devices · GMDN 35891
A heart ventricle cannula is a sterile tube used in surgical procedures to access the cardiac ventricle. It is designed to be inserted into the ventricle, allowing for connection to external devices such as ventricular assist systems. This device provides a channel for various clinical applications, including temporary decompression of the left ventricle. The cannula is typically inserted using a removable stylet or trocar.
When browsing heart ventricle cannulas, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight due to their invasive nature and critical clinical application. They are typically supplied as single-use devices, and their design and use are guided by strict clinical and technical standards to ensure safety and effectiveness.
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