67 devices · GMDN 41978
A surgical irrigation/aspiration system is an assembly of components designed to flush and remove fluids, tissue fragments, and debris from body cavities or wounds during surgery. It helps maintain a clear operative field by combining irrigation to cleanse the area and aspiration to suction away waste, thereby improving surgeon visibility and access.
These systems are typically powered by mains electricity and consist of a pump, collection containers, tubing, and connectors. They are regulated as medical devices intended for intraoperative use only and are not suitable for administering drugs, parenteral fluids, or life-support functions.
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