57 devices · GMDN 47259
A contrast medium injection system syringe is a device used to administer contrast medium or saline solution to patients undergoing diagnostic imaging procedures. It consists of a plunger-in-barrel chamber that holds the medium or solution, and its movement is controlled by a contrast medium or solution injector. This device plays a crucial role in medical imaging, allowing for clear visualization of internal structures.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are typically regulated as reusable systems, made of materials like plastic, and are designed to be used with multiple patients. The design and functionality of these syringes are critical to ensuring safe and effective administration of contrast media or saline solutions.
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