32 devices · GMDN 47110
An intravascular anastomosis occluder is a surgical tool used to temporarily block blood flow in a blood vessel during bypass or repair procedures. By inserting a flexible, bulbous device into the vessel, surgeons can control bleeding and improve visibility of the operative site, particularly in coronary or peripheral vascular surgeries.
These devices are single-use, typically made from silicone and radiopaque materials, and come in various sizes to match vessel diameters. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended use and risk profile, with compliance requirements ensuring safety and performance in controlled surgical environments.
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