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In the medical devices sector, pressure infusion bags are specialized devices used to administer fluids at a controlled rate. These bags are commonly utilized in medical settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and ambulatory surgical centers, for the rapid infusion of substances such as blood, blood products, and IV solutions. They are also frequently employed in emergency medicine and critical care to expedite fluid delivery in patients who require immediate vascular support. Pressure infusion bags encompass an inflatable chamber that exerts pressure on the fluid bag, facilitating a faster delivery rate than standard gravity-fed systems. They often feature a pressure gauge for monitoring the pressure applied to the fluid bag and are designed for single-patient use to ensure sterility and prevent cross-contamination.
Manufacturers have developed a range of pressure infusion bags to meet the diverse needs of healthcare providers, including those that are manual, automatic, and electrically powered. These products are subject to rigorous safety and performance standards and are approved by regulatory agencies before entering the market.
Some notable companies that manufacture and supply pressure infusion bags within the medical devices market include Stryker Corporation, Vyaire Medical, Inc., Smiths Medical, SunMed, and ERKA. These companies compete in the market by offering a variety of pressure infusion bags that may differ in terms of capacity, durability, and additional features designed to enhance patient care and user convenience. Show Less Read more