22 devices · GMDN 58726
A mobile extracorporeal gas exchange system catheter kit is a collection of sterile devices designed to facilitate blood circulation outside the body for gas exchange, typically used in critical care settings. These kits include a specialized dual-lumen catheter that draws blood from the patient and returns it after oxygenation, often used with femoral or jugular veins.
These catheter kits are single-use devices and typically include additional components like syringes, needles, guidewires, scalpels, and dilators to assist in insertion. They are regulated as medical devices, with classification varying by jurisdiction, and are supplied as complete sterile kits for clinical use.
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