14 devices · GMDN 45510
Manual rectal irrigation systems are portable tools designed to help patients manage bowel function by introducing water into the rectum. These devices are used to stimulate the defecation reflex, which assists in bowel evacuation to treat constipation or prevent fecal incontinence.
These systems typically feature a hand-operated pump, a water container, and a nozzle to deliver the fluid. They are intended for repeated use in both home and clinical settings, and users should ensure they follow the specific operational instructions provided for their device.
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