113 devices · GMDN 48027
Surgical fluid/smoke waste management suction units are portable, AC-powered systems designed to safely remove surgical fluids and smoke generated during procedures using electrosurgery, cautery, or lasers. They combine suction technology with filtration to clear smoke plumes and collect bodily fluids, reducing airborne contamination and improving operating room air quality during surgery.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for suction and filtration. They are commonly supplied as modular assemblies, including pumps, tubing, collection containers, and filters, and may be designed for single-use or reusable components depending on the model. Their use is critical in minimizing exposure risks for both patients and surgical staff.
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