19 devices · GMDN 42414
A carbon dioxide absorber, single-use is a non-sterile, prefilled container designed to be placed in an anesthesia unit's breathing circuit to remove carbon dioxide from a patient's exhaled breath. It contains a chemical absorbent like soda lime that chemically binds with CO2, ensuring the patient receives fresh air during anesthesia procedures.
These devices are intended for single-use only and come pre-filled by the manufacturer with the appropriate absorbent material. They are typically supplied as complete units with connectors and may include a drain to handle moisture accumulation. The regulation of these devices varies by jurisdiction, with classification depending on the specific market requirements.
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