89 devices · GMDN 47116
A manual haemodialysis chair is a patient-support device used during dialysis treatments to keep individuals comfortably seated or reclined while connected to the extracorporeal blood circuit. It typically includes adjustable armrests, backrests, and footrests to accommodate different body sizes and positions, ensuring stability and ease of access for medical staff.
These chairs are generally classified as medical devices and must comply with relevant regulations, including safety, hygiene, and performance standards. They are often supplied as reusable equipment, requiring regular cleaning and maintenance to prevent contamination and ensure patient comfort and safety during use.
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