244 devices · GMDN 62242
A gastrointestinal motility manometric catheter with electronic sensors is a reusable, flexible tube inserted into the GI tract—via the nose or rectum—to measure pressure, pH, and electrical impedance. Clinically, it assesses motility disorders, reflux, or functional GI conditions by capturing real-time data from the pharynx to the anorectal area, often generating 3D motility maps for diagnostic clarity.
These devices are typically regulated as reusable medical instruments, requiring validation for durability, sterility, and performance across multiple uses. They connect to external analysis systems and may be classified differently depending on jurisdiction, but all must comply with safety and functionality standards for invasive GI diagnostics.
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