28 matching records for TUBULAR Access.
A hollow slender tubular instrument designed for percutaneous insertion to provide access for instruments (e.g., biopsy needle) under radiological image guidance [e.g., ultrasound] during procedures relating to tissue lesions (e.g., biopsy, ablation). The c...
A hollow slender tubular instrument designed for percutaneous insertion to provide access for instruments (e.g., biopsy needle) under radiological image guidance [e.g., ultrasound] during procedures relating to tissue lesions (e.g., biopsy, ablation). The c...
A sterile, sharp, hollow tubular metal instrument designed for percutaneous insertion to provide access to any bone of the body for a bone biopsy needle or guidewire, or for a bone marrow aspiration technique, or for inserting therapeutic materials, includi...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to make the initial percutaneous puncture to access a vein and/or artery during vascular catheterization. It is available in a variety of forms to enable a catheter to be introduced dire...
A sterile, manual, tubular device designed to create a percutaneous access channel into a vertebral body prior to and during injection of orthopaedic cement into the vertebral body during kyphoplasty. It is typically inserted under fluoroscopic guidance to ...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connector with a small-bore connection/port, none of which is designed according to ISO 80369 (non-ISO80369 formatted), and a hollow bag-access spike (either blunt or sharp) intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid or bloo...
A rigid, tubular, manual device(s) intended to gain percutaneous suprapubic access to the urinary bladder, via the lower abdominal wall, for placement of a drainage catheter (not included). It typically includes a sharp pointed trocar blade and/or a suprapu...
A rigid tubular device intended to be inserted through an in situ laparoscopic access cannula to function as a guiding and protective sheath for a flexible laparoscope, especially its distal end, as it is pushed through the access cannula and into the body....
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to access the epidural space. It may be used to deliver anaesthetic or analgesic agents or to introduce a dedicated catheter for continuous anaesthesia administration. If used with a sty...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument intended to invasively access a peripheral nerve to inject an anaesthetic/analgesic agent for nerve-block/pain control (e.g., sleeve blocks, deep muscle blocks, hypogastric blocks, paravertebral ...
A sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to make the initial percutaneous puncture to access a vein and/or artery during vascular catheterization. It is available in a variety of forms to enable a catheter to be introduced directly, or ...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to obtain a specimen of bone, bone marrow and/or tumour from any bone of the body. It is typically inserted through a bone access cannula under imaging [e.g., fluoroscopic, ultrasonic, c...
An invasive, hollow, tubular, metal device intended to puncture a vein to collect blood and/or for transient (
A plastic pouch designed to be attached with an adhesive to the skin around a large wound or fistula and intended to be used as a receptacle for exudate, blood, or other bodily wastes. It is a one-piece device, supplied in a variety of sizes, with a large-a...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to make the initial percutaneous puncture to access the kidney during nephrostomy catheter introduction for urinary drainage. It is intended to enable introduction of a guidewire (Seldin...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connector with a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at one end, and a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at the other end, intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid or blood bag to a fluid line or syringe for administr...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to push a cartilage or bone graft into a position from which the graft can be delivered into a chondral defect [e.g., during anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery]. This device is available i...
A sterile device intended to be fitted into a suction system bottle/canister to separate tissue from the aspirate during a surgical procedure; the tissue may be subsequently used for various diagnostic/therapeutic purposes (e.g., autologous fat tissue trans...
A non-sterile, hand-held, manually-operated surgical instrument designed to perform through a compatible endoscopic instrument (e.g., an access port) to insert, manipulate, and activate (apply) an internally-anchored endoscopic retractor to provide hands-fr...
A small device intended to be attached to an endoscope port to allow controlled introduction of a cleaning brush (not included) into the channels of the endoscope; it is not intended for use during a medical procedure. It typically has a tubular form with o...
A non-sterile, interchangeable, tubular device (sleeve) designed to be attached (screwed or snapped) to a dedicated applier and perform through a compatible endoscopic instrument (e.g., an access port) to insert an internally-anchored endoscopic retractor f...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to access the epidural space. The distal end is micro-threaded which is intended to provide more controlled advancement of the device. It may be used to deliver anaesthetic or analgesic ...
A sterile, rigid, laparoscopic device designed to perform through a compatible laparoscopic instrument (e.g., an access port or a trocar sleeve) for the application of haemostatic clips to achieve occlusion of vessels and other tubular structures, and tissu...
A small, noninvasive, tubular, connector with a small-bore connection (e.g., barbed or non-Luer-slip) not designed according to ISO 80369 at one end, and a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at the other end, intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid ...
A tubular sleeve designed to encompass an endoscope to direct the flow of carbon dioxide (CO2) insufflation gas to the distal end of the endoscope to prevent condensation and maintain a clear image of the intervention site. It is introduced through an endos...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connecting device with a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at both ends intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid or blood bag to a fluid line for administration to a patient; it does not include a tubing (i.e., not a tu...
A sterile non-bioabsorbable tubular device intended to be implanted in the bladder of a foetus with post-vesicular obstructive uropathy, to decompress the urinary tract by providing a temporary drainage route for urine from the bladder into the amniotic sac...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connector with a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at one end, and a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at the other end, intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid bag, blood bag or syringe to a fluid line for adminis...