17 matching records for Tube Lock.
A small, noninvasive device intended to be used to secure a nasogastric tube to prevent displacement or removal of the tube from the patient. It is typically designed as an adhesive plaster with wings that are attached to the face (e.g., across the bridge o...
A flexible tube designed for use within the coronary sinus to infuse contrast medium solution into the coronary vasculature for venogram imaging procedures. It typically consists of a double-lumen tube, one lumen for the inflation of a balloon at the distal...
A flexible tube used to introduce non-drug fluids (e.g., saline solution) into body cavities other than the circulatory system (e.g., ears, wounds, urethra). It consists of a single-lumen tube with end and/or side holes at the distal end; the proximal end i...
A sterile flexible tube designed to introduce fluid (e.g., saline solution) into the sinus cavities to provide irrigation for the flushing and removal of mucus, pus, and blood from the site of intervention. It typically consists of a single-lumen tube with ...
A flexible tube designed to introduce fluid (e.g., saline solution) into the sinus cavities to provide irrigation for the flushing and removal of mucus, pus, and blood from the site of intervention. It typically consists of a single-lumen tube with end and/...
A collection of devices intended to be used by a healthcare professional, in combination with evacuated blood collection tubes, for the routine collection of multiple blood specimens from a patient, via one venipuncture, for clinical analyses. It consists o...
A collection of sterile, noninvasive devices intended to be used by a healthcare professional, in combination with evacuated blood collection tubes and a separate blood access device (e.g., intravenous catheter), for the routine collection of multiple blood...
A collection of sterile devices intended to be used by a healthcare professional, in combination with evacuated blood collection tubes, for the routine collection of multiple blood specimens from a patient, via one venipuncture, for clinical analyses. It co...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, tubular two-way/linear connector with an ENFit connection (designed according to ISO 80369-3 for enteral applications) at one end and a connection which is not designed according to ISO 80369 at the other end (typically ba...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, tubular, two-way/linear connector with an ENFit connection (designed according to ISO 80369-3 for enteral applications) at both ends intended to connect two enteral devices (e.g., enteral syringe, feeding tube, administrat...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, tubular, two-way/linear connector with a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at both ends intended to connect two luminal devices (e.g., catheter, tubing, container) with each other. It may have a straight or elbow shape...
A device intended to be used to mechanically stop or interrupt the flow of blood in veins or arteries temporarily during vascular surgery and emergency trauma surgery. It is typically designed with a ring having a small portion left open so that it can be s...
A device intended to be used to mechanically stop or interrupt the flow of blood in veins or arteries temporarily during vascular surgery and emergency trauma surgery. It is typically designed with a ring having a small portion left open so that it can be s...
A device intended to be used to mechanically stop or interrupt the flow of blood in veins or arteries temporarily during vascular surgery and emergency trauma surgery. It is typically designed with a ring having a small portion left open so that it can be s...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, tubular, two-way/linear connector with an ENFit connection (designed according to ISO 80369-3 for enteral applications) at one end and a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at the other end, intended to connect an entera...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, tubular two-way/linear connector with an ENFit connection (designed according to ISO 80369-3 for enteral applications) at one end and a connection which is not designed according to ISO 80369 at the other end (typically ba...
A device intended to be used to mechanically stop or interrupt the flow of blood in veins or arteries temporarily during vascular surgery and emergency trauma surgery. It is typically designed with a ring having a small portion left open so that it can be s...