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C-2003-ST: Cardinal Insufflation Tubing w/Filter, Push-Fit, 10'
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| Price: | $10.00 EACH |
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| In Stock: | 11 eaches |
| Expiration: | 03-2029 |
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Additional Details
Cardinal Health Insufflation Tubing
Cardinal Health™ insufflation tubing is flexible, lightweight tubing that helps to prevent kinking.
Product Code: C-2003-ST
- Insufflation Tubing with Filter
- Length: 10 ft.
- Connector Fitting: Push-Fit
AccessGUDID Info
- FDA Product Code: NKC
- FDA Product Code Name: Tubing/tubing with filter, insufflation, laparoscopic
- GMDN Term Code: 16849
- GMDN Term Name: Laparoscopic insufflator
- GMDN Term Description: A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to distend the peritoneal cavity by filling it with a pressure-limited gas [typically carbon dioxide (CO2)] providing the operator with a space (pneumoperitoneum) in which to perform an examination or surgical intervention. Electronics assist in monitoring the pressure and maintaining the gas-filled space by compensating for gas leakage. Other surgical instruments may be introduced into the peritoneal cavity through other laparoscopic ports. This device may also be referred to as a gas distention system.
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health is a global healthcare services and products company offering a wide range of medical and surgical supplies, pharmaceuticals, and supply chain solutions. In the medical products space, Cardinal Health provides essential items used across hospitals, surgery centers, and physician offices—including surgical drapes and gowns, exam gloves, wound care products, and durable medical equipment. The company also supports sterile processing and infection control through its line of prep and patient care items. Known for its extensive private-label portfolio and logistics capabilities, Cardinal Health plays a key role in helping healthcare providers improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and deliver consistent patient care.
