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The Blood Transfusion Set (Double Chamber) is a disposable medical administration set designed for the controlled transfusion of blood and blood components. Its double-chamber configuration provides convenient monitoring of blood flow during the transfusion procedure.
The set incorporates a blood filter designed to help retain clots and particulate matter during blood administration. The flexible tubing allows convenient handling, while the roller clamp helps healthcare professionals adjust the flow as required.
The Double Chamber Blood Transfusion Set is suitable for hospitals, clinics, blood banks, ICUs, emergency care units and other healthcare facilities where blood transfusion procedures are performed.
Supplied in a convenient Pack of 100 Sets, it is suitable for healthcare facilities requiring disposable transfusion sets for regular clinical use.
| Product Name | Blood Transfusion Set |
|---|---|
| Variant | Double Chamber |
| Product Type | Blood Administration / Transfusion Set |
| Chamber Type | Double Chamber |
| Usage | Blood & Blood Component Administration |
| Flow Control | Roller Clamp |
| Application | Hospital, Clinic, Blood Bank & Healthcare Facility |
A Double Chamber Blood Transfusion Set is a disposable medical administration set designed for the controlled administration of blood and blood components. It features two chambers for monitoring and managing the flow during transfusion.
The double-chamber configuration provides additional chamber capacity and allows convenient visual monitoring of the blood flow during the transfusion procedure.
Yes, the set includes a blood filter designed to help retain clots and particulate matter during blood administration. Check the product packaging for the exact filter specification.
No. It is intended for single use only and should be disposed of appropriately after use according to applicable medical-waste procedures.
This product contains 100 Double Chamber Blood Transfusion Sets.
It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, blood banks, ICUs, emergency care units and other healthcare facilities where blood transfusion procedures are performed.
The primary difference is the chamber configuration. A Single Chamber set has one chamber, while a Double Chamber set has two chambers. The appropriate configuration depends on the intended clinical application and manufacturer's specifications.
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