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Ongoing, First published Sep 19
surgical suction tube A surgical suction tube, often referred to as a suction catheter or suction tube, is a medical device used during surgery to remove fluids, such as blood, saliva, or other bodily fluids, from the surgical site. This helps to keep the area clear, improving visibility and reducing the risk of infection. Here's a brief overview of its key components and uses: Tube: The flexible, usually plastic or silicone, tube is inserted into the area where suction is needed. Suction Tip: At the end of the tube, there is a tip that can come in various shapes and sizes depending on the procedure and the area being suctioned. Vacuum Source: The tube is connected to a suction machine or a wall suction system that creates a vacuum to pull fluids through the tube. In use, the suction tube is maneuvered around the surgical site by the surgeon or assistant to remove unwanted fluids and debris, thereby maintaining a clear view and improving the precision of the surgical operation.visit our website for more details: https://surgicalrepublic.com/All Rights Reserved
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