190 devices · GMDN 47890
Disposable surgical irrigation/aspiration systems are designed to clean and clear surgical sites during procedures like soft-tissue debridement or orthopedic surgery. They use a controlled jet of sterile fluid to flush away debris, blood, or bone cement residue while simultaneously suctioning waste, improving visibility and reducing infection risk.
These systems are typically single-use, regulated as medical devices, and supplied as complete kits including handpieces, tubing, and disposable tips. They’re used in operating rooms and require adherence to sterile protocols, with classification varying by jurisdiction based on their intended use and risk profile.
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