60 devices · GMDN 63652
A thoracic suction collection container is a medical device used to collect fluids, secretions, and air from the pleural cavity and/or mediastinum during controlled aspiration. It is typically connected between a thoracic drainage catheter and a suction wall outlet. The device is designed to provide a safe and controlled environment for fluid collection and suction control. It is used in clinical settings to help patients recover from thoracic surgery or to manage conditions affecting the lungs and chest cavity.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are typically single-use and are subject to regulatory oversight. They are designed to meet specific clinical needs and are usually supplied with features such as graduated chambers, suction regulators, and air leak indicators. The regulation of these devices is critical to ensure patient safety and effective clinical outcomes.
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