79 devices · GMDN 64573
A peripheral intravenous catheterization kit, non-sensing, is a sterile, single-use set designed for short-term (up to 30 days) IV access. It includes a peripheral vein cannula and supporting items like tourniquets, disinfectants, and dressings to facilitate safe insertion and secure placement for fluid administration or blood sampling.
These kits are typically classified as single-use medical devices and regulated under general medical device laws. They are commonly supplied as pre-packaged, ready-to-use sets for clinical procedures, ensuring compliance with hygiene and procedural standards.
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