8 matching records for Transport Circuit.
A collection of sterile devices intended to support and provide continuous physiologic organ perfusion to a donated kidney(s) during its preservation, evaluation, and transport in a kidney donor-organ preservation/transport system from the donor to the rece...
A collection of sterile devices intended to support and provide continuous physiologic organ perfusion to a donated liver during its preservation, evaluation, and transport in a liver donor-organ preservation/transport system from the donor to the receiver ...
A collection of sterile devices intended to support and provide continuous physiologic organ perfusion to a donated heart during its preservation, evaluation, and transport in a heart donor-organ preservation/transport system from the donor to the receiver ...
A collection of sterile devices intended to support and provide continuous physiologic organ perfusion to a donated lung(s) during its preservation, evaluation, and transport in a lung donor-organ preservation/transport system from the donor to the receiver...
A sterile, semi-rigid or rigid tube intended to be used during open heart surgery where it is surgically inserted for perfusion of the ascending aorta, serving as a channel for the transport of pumped, oxygenated, blood from a cardiopulmonary bypass system ...
A sterile, semi-rigid or rigid tube intended to be used during open heart surgery where it is surgically inserted, typically into the right atrium and superior/inferior vena cava, to serve as a channel for the transport of blood to a cardiopulmonary bypass ...
A non-sterile, non-active, electrical conductor that is fastened to a patient and connected to an iontophoresis system (e.g., typically the current generator), to create a circuit for the return of electrical current after its emission for the therapeutic t...
A battery-powered, portable device that may be used as an alternative to injections to transport ionic-solution medication through the movement of ions resulting from an applied electric field, to locally administer the medication transcutaneously. It suppl...