8 matching records for Clip Flow.
A non-sterile, manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing or tubular container to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, r...
A non-sterile, manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, roller-type, vice-like...
A manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing or tubular container to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, roller-type, v...
A manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, roller-type, vice-like) whereby pre...
A non-sterile, small, metallic or plastic, clip-like device designed to irreversibly (permanently) compress a piece of medical device tubing to occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It is intended to...
A non-sterile manual device designed to control the infusion rate through gravity intravenous administration infusion sets. It typically consists of a mechanism that regulates the flow using a calibrated dial that permits control of the flow rate in a given...
A non-sterile manual device designed to control the infusion rate through gravity intravenous administration infusion sets. It typically consists of a mechanism that regulates the flow using a calibrated dial that permits control of the flow rate in a given...
An implantable device, typically a minuscule plastic clamp, that snaps onto the vas deferens tube to block permanently the flow of sperm to function as a contraception. The device is used as an alternative to vasectomy for male sterilization.