20 devices · GMDN 47977
A whole-blood-recovery autotransfusion system, powered is a closed-circuit assembly designed to collect, filter, and reinfuse a patient’s own blood lost during or after surgery. It enables autologous blood transfusion by capturing shed blood from the surgical site, processing it through filtration components, and returning it to the patient via a transfusion set, reducing or eliminating the need for donor blood.
This category consists of single-use devices that rely on a central vacuum system to power the suction mechanism for blood collection. As single-use systems, they are supplied sterile and intended for one-time use only, with no reprocessing or reuse permitted, and are regulated accordingly under medical device frameworks for disposable, critical-care blood management equipment.
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