81 devices · GMDN 61445
An endoscope clean-storage system is a specialized assembly designed to safely preserve endoscopes after they have been disinfected or sterilized. It ensures long-term storage by sealing scopes in sterile bags or trays, labeling them for traceability, and maintaining their sterile state until reuse, preventing contamination between procedures.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with standards for sterile storage and data integrity. They are commonly supplied as integrated units with pumps, vacuum seals, labeling tools, and software for process tracking, ensuring endoscopes remain sterile and ready for clinical use when needed.
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