437 devices · GMDN 64575
A peripheral artery cannula is a small, flexible tube inserted through the skin to access a peripheral artery for short-term monitoring (up to 30 days). Clinically, it enables precise blood pressure measurement and arterial blood sampling, often paired with an external transducer, while also supporting limited intravenous or subcutaneous use for fluid administration or sampling.
These devices are typically single-use and require regulatory compliance based on their intended use and risk profile. They are often classified under specific medical device regulations, with supply and distribution governed by local healthcare standards to ensure safe clinical application.
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