20 devices · GMDN 47038
A faecal incontinence collector with catheterization is a single-use device designed to collect liquid or semi-liquid stool from patients who lack bowel control. It includes a collection bag, a rectal catheter for insertion, and connecting components, often made of soft plastic, and may feature a drainage port or syringe for emptying or administering medication.
This category of device is intended for single use only and is supplied as a sterile, disposable system. Regulation focuses on its design as a non-reusable, invasive collection device intended for temporary clinical use in managing faecal incontinence.
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