212 devices · GMDN 46308
Epidural/intrathecal anaesthesia sets are sterile, single-use kits designed for administering pain-relieving or anaesthetic medications directly into the epidural or intrathecal spaces of the spine. Clinically, they are used during procedures like childbirth, surgery, or chronic pain management to provide targeted analgesia or anaesthesia while minimizing systemic side effects.
These sets typically include needles, catheters (for continuous infusion), syringes, and protective dressings, all intended for one-time use. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as medical devices and must comply with safety and performance standards before market authorization. Availability depends on local healthcare protocols and procedural needs.
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