232 devices · GMDN 37783
A tracheal suction vacuum regulator is a medical device that connects to a hospital’s vacuum pipeline to control suction pressure during tracheal suctioning. It ensures safe and effective removal of fluids, mucus, or secretions from a patient’s airway while preventing excessive suction that could harm tracheal tissues.
These devices are typically regulated as medical devices under general safety and performance standards, often requiring compliance with pressure control and hygiene requirements. They may include disposable filters and overflow protection to maintain system integrity and reduce contamination risks.
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