Disposable Suction/lrrigation Set(W)

Disposable Irrigation-Suction Systems are sterile, ready-to-use surgical instruments that integrate both irrigation and suction functions into a single device. Designed for single use, they eliminate the risk of cross-contamination and represent a critical component of modern operating room infection control protocols. These products are suitable for a wide range of surgical procedures requiring simultaneous irrigation and suction.

Core Features and Values

1. Superior Infection Control

・Zero Risk of Cross-Contamination: Single-use design thoroughly eliminates hazards associated with potential sterilization residues from reprocessed instruments.

・Full Sterility Assurance: Sterilized with ethylene oxide, individually packaged in sterile barrier systems with clear tamper-evident seals.

・No Risk of Biofilm Formation: Prevents biofilm contamination caused by inadequate cleaning of reusable devices.

2. Ready-to-Use Convenience

・Immediate Readiness: Ready for use upon opening, eliminating pretreatment and reducing preoperative preparation time.

・Standardized Performance: Consistent performance parameters across all units, free from variability due to instrument wear.

・Streamlined Workflow: Eliminates complex reprocessing steps such as cleaning, inspection, packaging, and sterilization.

3. Precise Fluid Management

・Dual-Lumen Integrated Design: Combines separate irrigation and suction channels within a single handpiece for intuitive operation.

・Manual Pressure-Control System: Allows direct modulation of irrigation and suction intensity via finger pressure, ensuring responsive control.

・Anti-Reflux Design: Incorporates a specialized valve to prevent fluid backflow, protecting the suction system.

4. Enhanced Surgical Efficiency

・Reduced Instrument Turnover: Eliminates delays associated with sterilization cycles, improving operating room turnover.

・Lower Labor Costs: Significantly reduces processing workload in central sterile supply departments.

・Elimination of Device Failure Risk: Each procedure utilizes a new instrument, ensuring reliable performance.