30 matching records for Vacuum Tubing.
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 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 female connecting device used to accept a male vacuum connector to connect two devices together to provide a continuous passageway to the vacuum source. It has safety features such as a specific mechanical mating pattern, colour coding and a dedicated tub...
An assembly of vacuum-powered devices, which includes a surgically invasive component, designed to aspirate unwanted materials (e.g., debris, tissues, fluids) from body cavities/wounds during a surgical procedure (e.g., general surgery, laparoscopy); it may...
An assembly of devices used to collect bone dust from the workspace environment by suction, typically during autopsy sawing procedures. It generally consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) vacuum motor, tubing, collection container, and a filter. The p...
An assembly of devices designed to generate a low vacuum [typically
A flexible, cylindrical device intended to be connected to a vacuum-producing medical device, medical equipment, or a medical system to channel incoming suction. It is typically made of malleable or semi-rigid materials (e.g., plastic, rubber, or nylon) and...
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 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...
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 reinforced colour-coded flexible tubing intended to be connected to a vacuum-producing medical device, medical equipment, or a medical system to channel incoming suction. It has a thick wall to prevent collapse due to the negative pressure of th...
A sterile length of flexible tube intended to be used as a connection line between a vacuum source and a medical device, medical equipment, or a medical system that is dependent upon suction to operate or function. It is typically made of malleable syntheti...
A sterile, flexible, cylindrical device used as a connection line between a vacuum source and a medical device, medical equipment, or a medical system that is dependent upon suction to operate or function. It is typically made of a malleable plastic or sili...
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 (e.g., blood), secretions, or gases from the...
An electrically-powered, portable component of an intraocular pressure-reducing vacuum system designed for use by a healthcare professional to create and control negative pressure around the eye for the noninvasive, bilateral reduction of intraocular pressu...
A collection of sterile, flexible, plastic tubing and associated items (e.g., connectors, line clamp, negative pressure applicator pad, canister) intended to be used as part of a vacuum-assisted wound closure system; commonly known as negative pressure woun...
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...
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...
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...
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 mains electricity (AC-powered) device intended to create and control negative pressure in a vacuum-assisted wound closure system during negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) for the treatment of hard-to-heal open wounds (e.g., acute, traumatic, and chron...
A mobile, mains electricity (AC-powered) assembly of devices intended to prepare, bag, label and register disinfected and sterilized endoscopes prior to long-term storage. It typically includes: 1) a fluid preparation assembly such as fluid pump, tubing and...
An assembly of devices intended to enable lavage, through simultaneous irrigation and aspiration, of a prepared root canal to remove debris/bacteria. It is intended to be connected to the central vacuum line and includes appropriate vacuum line/syringe adap...
A non-powered, portable component of an intraocular pressure-reducing vacuum system designed for the noninvasive, bilateral reduction of intraocular pressure (IOP) by creating a reduced pressure environment around the eye for the treatment of open-angle gla...
A sterile device intended to be inserted through the working channel of a rigid nephroscope during laser lithotripsy to function as a channel for insertion of the laser fibre of an endotherapy laser beam guide, and for removal of debris (e.g., fluid, calcul...
A sterile flexible tube used in the removal of fluids from the body via a natural body orifice, surgical incision, or wound. It is typically designed to be attached to a collection canister or bottle where a vacuum is created by a suction system via an inte...
A non-sterile, flexible, form-shaped device designed to be placed over the nose and mouth to deliver a proportional mixture of air/oxygen (O2) to a patient's airway. It is made of non-conductive, soft, flexible polymers available in a range of sizes, and de...
A portable assembly of devices designed to treat hard-to-heal open wounds (e.g., traumatic and chronic) and diabetic/pressure ulcers with suction. It typically consists of a non-sterile battery-powered vacuum pump, an integrated disposable collection canist...
A sterile receptacle designed to collect morselized (cut/shredded into small pieces) bone and bone marrow typically obtained during an intramedullary procedure involving reaming, irrigation, and aspiration (suction). The filter is situated, with connection ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to irrigate, wash, and evacuate debris from general soft-tissue and orthopaedic surgical sites (e.g., for soft-tissue wound or bone debridement, site clearing, bone cement residue removal) by regulating a pul...