Connection equipment for extracorporeal circulation circuit

Abstract

Abstract Equipment for extracorporeal circulation circuit (E.C.C.), formed essentially of tubes called lines, intended to provide a link between a patient and an artificial cardiopulmonary system during a medical operation requiring extracorporeal oxygenation of the blood. This equipment is packed in three nested packages ensuring sterility thereof and whose characteristics are the following, the packages being numbered from the inside outwards: the first A contains the part of the lines intended for the operating field, the second B or intermediate envelops the first and forms from the point of view of sterility a screen between this and the third C, the latter containing the part of the lines intended to be connected to the mechanical assistance devices and which opens out there coming from the second package.

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