47 devices · GMDN 46115
A general-purpose catheter connector, sterile is a small, single-use device designed to mechanically join a catheter to an external device, most commonly through a Luer-type connection. It is not specific to any one catheter type or anatomical site and can be used with various catheters for different body fluids or procedures, enabling insertion, manipulation, or the delivery and extraction of substances through the catheter lumen.
As a sterile, single-use device, this category is regulated to ensure patient safety and prevent cross-contamination. Devices in this category are typically supplied sterile and intended for one-time use only, with regulatory oversight focusing on material biocompatibility, sterility assurance, and mechanical integrity to support safe clinical use across diverse catheter applications.
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