58 devices · GMDN 42398
A blood pressure cuff inflator, manual, is a device used to inflate the cuff of a manual sphygmomanometer, allowing for the measurement of blood pressure. It is typically a bulb-like device that is squeezed to pump air into the cuff. This device is a crucial component of a manual blood pressure measurement system, enabling healthcare professionals to take accurate readings.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are typically reusable and are subject to regulatory oversight. They are usually supplied as part of a manual sphygmomanometer system, which includes the cuff and other components necessary for blood pressure measurement. The regulation of these devices ensures that they meet specific standards for safety and performance.
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