31 devices · GMDN 44900
An implantable pulse generator port plug is a non-active device used to seal and protect unused connector ports on pulse generators like pacemakers or neurostimulators. By filling these empty ports, the plug provides electrical isolation and safeguards the integrity of the parent device after implantation.
These components are typically constructed from metal or polymer materials to ensure durability within the body. They are often supplied alongside specialized tools, such as torque wrenches, to assist clinicians with the secure installation and stabilization of the device.
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