30 devices · GMDN 36044
An infant enteral feeding kit provides a sterile system for delivering nutrient liquids directly into an infant’s digestive tract, typically via the stomach, duodenum, or jejunum. These kits use tubing and other components to ensure safe, controlled feeding either through gravity or an enteral pump, supporting infants who require specialized nutrition delivery.
These kits are designed for single-use only and are regulated as medical devices, adhering to standards for sterility and safety in infant care. They are typically supplied as pre-assembled systems, requiring no additional preparation beyond connection to a feeding source, and are intended for clinical or home use under medical supervision.
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