174 devices · GMDN 62317
A coronary artery vascular irrigation cannula is a rigid or semi-rigid tube used during surgical procedures to deliver fluids directly into the coronary arteries. These devices are primarily utilized to facilitate perfusion or infusion, such as during cardiopulmonary bypass, to help maintain blood flow and prevent tissue damage from lack of oxygen.
These instruments are designed for multiple uses and must undergo a sterilization process before each surgical application. They are typically inserted into the vessel with the assistance of a removable stylet or trocar blade to ensure proper placement during the intervention.
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