32 devices · GMDN 47766
A haemostasis valve obturator is a single-use device used to keep vascular access lines clear during procedures. It fits inside the sheath of a haemostasis valve, preventing blood clots from forming and blocking the catheter while maintaining a secure seal.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, often requiring sterile packaging and compliance with general surgical device standards. They are commonly supplied in various sizes to match different sheath diameters and procedural needs.
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