30 matching records for Suction Tubing.
A noninvasive tubular device intended to provide a connection between devices so that it is integrated within the tubing line of a suction assembly (e.g., of a tissue morcellation system with suction) where it can be used to introduce fluid into the suction...
A device designed to be attached to a suction system to control the degree of negative pressure (suction) applied in the evacuation of fluids, solids, or gases from the body during a neurosurgical procedure where the precise level of suction can be critical...
A screening device intended to be installed within a suction system and which has a membrane pore size small enough to retain bacterial pathogens, thus preventing the environment from becoming infected and decreasing the risk of cross-infection to subsequen...
A screening device installed within the suction tubing line of a suction system, or the suction tubing used with a central vacuum system, to extract particulates from the plume of smoke created typically through the use of various tissue-burning surgical de...
An assembly of devices designed to evacuate fluid, tissue, gas, or foreign materials from a body cavity or lumen by means of suction. It is connected via dedicated vacuum tubing to the vacuum terminal unit (wall outlet) of a vacuum pipeline system and power...
A non-sterile length of flexible tubing and associated items intended to be used with surgical hair clippers as a component of a surgical hair clippers suction system, during removal/collection of cut hair through suction, typically as part of hair removal ...
A hand-held surgical instrument, formed in the shape of a tube, used to provide dissection while controlling intraoperative bleeding, and for the removal of debris/fluids, during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. The device is connected to the tubing of a suct...
An assembly of devices designed to evacuate fluid, tissue, gas, or other foreign materials from a body cavity or lumen by means of suction. It generally consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) suction pump, tubing, plastic/glass collection container(s)...
An assembly of devices designed to evacuate fluid, tissue, gas, or other foreign materials from a body cavity or lumen by means of suction. It generally consists of a suction pump powered by compressed air or oxygen from a hospital's central gas system, tub...
An assembly of devices designed to evacuate large volumes of fluid and/or air accumulated between the lung and chest wall (pleural space) by means of suction. It generally consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) suction pump, tubing, plastic/glass coll...
A noninvasive device/collection of noninvasive devices designed to connect to the terminal unit (wall outlet) of a vacuum pipeline system to control the degree of negative pressure during the evacuation of fluids, mucus, or solids during a range of clinical...
An assembly of devices designed to aspirate water, blood, saliva, and tooth debris from the oral cavity by means of suction, to maintain a clear operative site during dental surgical, professional hygiene, and orthodontic procedures. It consists of an elect...
A sterile, tubular, semi-rigid, hand-held device used to scrape the lining of the uterus for the removal of tissue during a gynaecological procedure, typically for the removal of an early or non-viable embryo/foetus. The device typically has a rounded blunt...
A device intended to be connected between a thoracic drainage catheter (not included) and a suction wall outlet, to collect fluids (e.g., blood), secretions and/or air during controlled aspiration of the pleural cavity and/or mediastinum. The device typical...
A collection of devices intended to be used during a percutaneous transluminal thrombectomy suction procedure (in conjunction with a syringe or dedicated suction pump system) and which includes a thrombectomy suction catheter and additional devices intended...
An assembly of disposable and reusable devices designed to obtain a submucosal tissue specimen from the rectum using suction [rectal suction biopsy (RSB)], typically for histopathological analysis [e.g., to help diagnose Hirschsprung's disease (HD)]. It typ...
A non-sterile, noninvasive device intended to be used to assist upper airway patency of a spontaneously breathing patient by applying external suction to the neck to hold the airway open, typically as an alternative to an artificial airway, continuous posit...
An assembly of devices intended to be fitted to a home bed and used by an incontinent/bed-bound patient for the removal of excrement and subsequent washing during bed occupancy. It includes a mains electricity (AC-powered) air/water pumping unit with heated...
A device collection which includes flexible, noninvasive tubing (typically single or Y-shaped) and associated items (typically connectors, clamps, one-way valve and/or filter) intended to provide a connection between a surgical drain(s)/catheter(s) and a wo...
An assembly of devices designed for use with an intracorporeal lithotripsy system to evacuate, by suction, the irrigation fluid-containing fragments of urinary calculi from the kidneys, ureters, and bladder during lithotripsy. It typically consists of a pne...
A length of flexible noninvasive tube, typically made of synthetic polymer material(s), intended to interface between suction and/or irrigation devices (e.g., catheters, pumps, collection bottles) during a medical/surgical procedure (not dedicated to ophtha...
A length of flexible noninvasive tube, typically made of synthetic polymer material(s), intended to interface between suction and/or irrigation devices (e.g., catheters, pumps, collection bottles) during a medical/surgical procedure. The tubing may be provi...
A length of flexible noninvasive tube, typically made of synthetic polymer material(s), intended to interface between suction and/or irrigation devices (e.g., catheters, pumps, collection bottles) during a medical/surgical procedure (not dedicated to ophtha...
A rigid or semi-rigid, hand-held, metal or durable plastic tube designed as a conduit for the evacuation (suctioning) of blood, fluids, and other tissue debris directly from the surgical site during a surgical procedure (e.g., open-, plastic-, tissue/bone m...
A device designed to connect to the vacuum terminal unit (wall outlet) of a vacuum pipeline system to control the degree of negative pressure (vacuum) provided by the system and applied in the evacuation of fluids, mucus or solids from the trachea. The devi...
A noninvasive, non-powered, hand-held device intended to be connected to, and facilitate manipulation of, an appropriate cannula (not included) for suction/removal (aspiration) of debris from the ear canal during an ear/nose/throat (ENT) procedure; it is no...
A mobile, mains electricity (AC-powered) device assembly designed to collect surgical fluid waste and plume smoke generated by surgical procedures involving electrosurgical diathermy, electrocautery, or a laser. It typically consists of a suction pump, tubi...
A portable assembly of devices, which includes a non-surgical invasive component, intended to aspirate unwanted materials (e.g., fluids, secretions) from the airway typically during patient transport or an emergency situation (e.g., placed on a crash cart),...
A collection of non-powered devices intended exclusively for professional use to obtain by suction a mucus/sputum specimen from the oropharynx of a neonate for microbiological examination; it might in addition be used to clear mucus from the oropharynx to a...
A sterile, rigid or semi-rigid, hand-held plastic tube designed as a conduit for the evacuation (suctioning) of blood, fluids, and other tissue debris directly from the surgical site during a surgical procedure (e.g., open- or plastic surgery). Also known a...