45 devices · GMDN 36003
An arthroscopic irrigation/insufflation system is a medical device assembly that uses electricity to provide controlled distention and irrigation of joint tissues during arthroscopic procedures. It pumps sterile fluid into the joint cavity to expand the surgical area and improve visualization for surgeons.
These systems are typically supplied as complete assemblies and may include suction capabilities to remove tissue debris during surgery. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as medical devices requiring appropriate clearance or approval before market availability.
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