18 devices · GMDN 47464
Intracorporeal lithotripsy suction systems are medical devices used to remove fragments of urinary calculi (kidney stones) from the urinary tract during lithotri procedures. These systems work by creating suction to evacuate irrigation fluid containing stone fragments from the kidneys, ureters, and bladder.
Such systems are typically supplied as complete assemblies including a pneumatically-powered pump, vacuum gauge, tubing, filters, and probes. They are designed for use with intracorporeal lithotripsy systems and are regulated according to their intended purpose and design features.
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