87 devices · GMDN 47515
Cerebrospinal fluid shunt connectors are small, implantable devices that link different parts of a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunt system, such as catheters or reservoirs. Their primary clinical role is to redirect excess CSF away from the brain and spinal cord, helping manage conditions like hydrocephalus by reducing pressure buildup in the central nervous system.
These connectors are typically regulated as implantable devices, often requiring compliance with medical device standards for safety and performance. They are commonly supplied as part of a pre-assembled shunt system or as standalone components, depending on the surgical approach and clinical need.
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