22 devices · GMDN 60650
An endoscope working-channel seal is a device used to prevent liquids and gases from leaking through the working channel of an endoscope, while allowing other devices to be inserted. This seal is typically a small, sterile attachment that fits over the working channel access port. It plays a crucial role in maintaining a stable environment during endoscopic procedures. The seal is designed to be easy to use and effective in minimizing leakage.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are typically supplied as single-use items, meaning they are intended for use with one patient and then discarded. They are often made of plastic and have a simple design, such as a Luer attachment with an intraluminal seal. Understanding the characteristics and intended use of these devices can help in selecting the right one for a specific medical procedure.
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