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Stomach Duodenum Equipment Supplied In United Kingdom
7 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Pennine Healthcare based inDerby, UNITED KINGDOM
Ryles tubes to be inserted through the nose or mouth into the stomach/ duodenum, for aspiration of fluids/gasses out of the stomach, duodenum or intestinal ...
Manufactured by:Pennine Healthcare based inDerby, UNITED KINGDOM
Levins tubes to be inserted through the nose or mouth into the stomach/ duodenum, for aspiration of fluids/gasses out of the stomach, duodenum, or intestinal tract. ...
Manufactured by:Pennine Healthcare based inDerby, UNITED KINGDOM
Infant Nasogastric Access tubes with x-ray line. To be inserted through the nose or mouth into the stomach/ duodenum, for aspiration of fluids/gasses out of the stomach, duodenum, or intestinal ...
Manufactured by:Pennine Healthcare based inDerby, UNITED KINGDOM
Ryles tubes, with ENFit connector. To be inserted through the nose or mouth into the stomach/ duodenum, for aspiration of fluids/gasses out of the stomach, duodenum, or intestinal ...
Manufactured by:Pennine Healthcare based inDerby, UNITED KINGDOM
Infant Nasogastric Access tubes without x-ray line. To be inserted through the nose or mouth into the stomach/ duodenum, for aspiration of fluids/gasses out of the stomach, duodenum, or intestinal tract. ...
Manufactured by:Arcomed AG based inKloten, SWITZERLAND
This method involves the administration of nutrients through a tube directly to the stomach or duodenum. This avoids the need for the patient to ingest food via the mouth and esophagus. Artificial feeding is used in instances when oral feeding is not possible. Nevertheless, the patient must have a functional digestive tract in order to absorb the nutrients ...
Manufactured by:Arcomed AG based inKloten, SWITZERLAND
This method involves the administration of nutrients through a tube directly to the stomach or duodenum. This avoids the need for the patient to ingest food via the mouth and esophagus. Artificial feeding is used in instances when oral feeding is not possible. Nevertheless, the patient must have a functional digestive tract in order to absorb the nutrients ...