195 devices · GMDN 63649
General-purpose surgical suction systems use vacuum power to remove fluids, debris, and tissue from surgical sites during procedures like general surgery or laparoscopy. These devices are essential for maintaining clear visibility and a sterile field while minimizing contamination risks during operations.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices and rely on a facility’s central vacuum infrastructure. They often include disposable components like handpieces and filters, while reusable parts may require sterilization between uses. Classification and supply vary by jurisdiction and device design.
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