Tur Vac Bladder Evacuator

Bard® Ellik Evacuator

Ellik Bladder Evacuator, Medium Bulb for use with Ellik Bladder Evacuator

Ellik Bladder Evacuator, Connector and Tubing for use with Ellik Bladder Evacuator

Bard® Ellik Bladder Evacuator

CHIP COLLECTING CONTAINER for hysteroscopy, for the suction of tissue during resection, max. suction power 750mbar

BOTTLE CAP/INSERT reusable

2.0 Fr., Long-tip Electrode, Do not use if package is damaged

7.0 Fr., Domed Electrode, Do not use if package is damaged

24 Fr., Gold Coagulating Electrode, Only for use with Stryker Resectoscopes 0502-880-401, 0502-880-402, Do not use if package is damaged

[Gold Coagulating Electrode, 27 Fr., Only for use with Stryker Resectoscopes 0502-880-401, 0502-880-402, Do not use if package is damaged]

[Gold Coagulating Electrode, 22 Fr., Only for use with Stryker Resectoscopes, Do not use if package is damaged]

[Cutting Loop Electrode, Straight, .014 wire, 22 Fr x 0 Degree, Only for use with Stryker Resectoscopes, Do not use if package is damaged]

[Collings Knife Electrode, 22 Fr., Only for use with Stryker Resectoscopes, Do not use if package is damaged]

The disposable BioVac direct suction device is indicated for transendoscopic evacuation, debulking, and/or lysing of blood, retained blood clots, or fluid, such as residual stool, within the gastrointestinal tract through the biopsy/suction channel of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides access for endoscopic device passage and exchange, and allows for supplemental intraprocedural irrigation when desired.

The disposable BioVac direct suction device is indicated for transendoscopic evacuation, debulking, and/or lysing of blood, retained blood clots, or fluid, such as residual stool, within the gastrointestinal tract through the biopsy/suction channel of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides access for endoscopic device passage and exchange, and allows for supplemental intraprocedural irrigation when desired.

The disposable BioVac direct suction device is indicated for transendoscopic evacuation, debulking, and/or lysing of blood, retained blood clots, or fluid, such as residual stool, within the gastrointestinal tract through the biopsy/suction channel of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides access for endoscopic device passage and exchange, and allows for supplemental intraprocedural irrigation when desired.

The disposable BioVac direct suction device is indicated for transendoscopic evacuation, debulking, and/or lysing of blood, retained blood clots, or fluid, such as residual stool, within the gastrointestinal tract through the biopsy/suction channel of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides access for endoscopic device passage and exchange, and allows for supplemental intraprocedural irrigation when desired.

The disposable BioVac direct suction device is indicated for transendoscopic evacuation, debulking, and/or lysing of blood, retained blood clots, or fluid, such as residual stool, within the gastrointestinal tract through the biopsy/suction channel of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides access for endoscopic device passage and exchange, and allows for supplemental intraprocedural irrigation when desired.

The disposable BioVac direct suction device is indicated for transendoscopic evacuation, debulking, and/or lysing of blood, retained blood clots, or fluid, such as residual stool, within the gastrointestinal tract through the biopsy/suction channel of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides access for endoscopic device passage and exchange, and allows for supplemental intraprocedural irrigation when desired.

The disposable BioVac direct suction device is indicated for transendoscopic evacuation, debulking, and/or lysing of blood, retained blood clots, or fluid, such as residual stool, within the gastrointestinal tract through the biopsy/suction channel of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides access for endoscopic device passage and exchange, and allows for supplemental intraprocedural irrigation when desired.