20 devices · GMDN 62389
A wound irrigation cannula is a rigid or semi-rigid tube designed to connect to a parent device like a syringe, allowing irrigation fluids such as saline solution to be directed to skin or surgical wounds for cleaning and debris removal. These devices facilitate effective wound management by ensuring targeted fluid delivery without aspiration capabilities.
Wound irrigation cannulas are typically supplied as single-use devices intended for sterile conditions. They are regulated based on their intended use for irrigation purposes and are not designed for fluid aspiration. Regulatory classification may vary by jurisdiction, but these devices are generally designed for one-time use to maintain sterility and prevent cross-contamination.
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