428 devices · GMDN 58293
Epidural needles (non-threaded) are hollow, sharp instruments used to access the epidural space in the spinal column for medical procedures. Clinically, they enable the delivery of anesthesia or pain-relieving medications, or serve as a guide for inserting a catheter to provide continuous medication administration during labor, surgery, or chronic pain management.
These devices are typically single-use, sterile, and regulated as medical instruments under global standards. They are often classified based on their intended use and risk level, with variations in design for specific procedural needs. Availability depends on regional healthcare regulations and supply chain practices.
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