220 devices · GMDN 60738
Endoscopic insufflation tubing sets are single-use systems designed to deliver medical gases like carbon dioxide or air into body cavities during procedures such as colonoscopies, laparoscopies, or arthroscopies. The flexible tubing channels gas from a source to the endoscope, ensuring proper inflation of the cavity for visualization and access while minimizing patient discomfort or complications.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical tools, often classified based on their role in maintaining sterile conditions during minimally invasive procedures. They may include additional features like irrigation tubing or lens-drying functions, but their primary purpose remains gas delivery for insufflation. Availability varies by region, with supply often tied to procedural volume and facility requirements.
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