Surgical wound protection devices - Vietnam Registration 240002018/PCBB-HN

Access comprehensive regulatory information for Surgical wound protection devices in Vietnam's medical device market through Pure Global AI's free database. This Risk Class TTBYT Loại B medical device is registered under number 240002018/PCBB-HN and manufactured by Pride Medical Instruments Technology Jiangsu Co., Ltd. The authorized representative in Vietnam is CÔNG TY TNHH Y TẾ RECO HÀ NỘI.

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Vietnam MOH Registration: 240002018/PCBB-HN

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Device Details

Surgical wound protection devices

VN: Dụng cụ bảo vệ thành vết mổ

Risk Class TTBYT Loại B

Registration Details

Analysis ID

240002018/PCBB-HN

Submission ID

000.00.19.H26-240807-0017

Product Type

PQA60/70-60/150, PQA80/90-80/150, PQA120/130-120/250, PQA150/160-150/250, PQA180/190-180/250, PQA220/230-220/250, PQA270/280-270/250, PQA320/330-320/250, PQB40/30-15/25, PQB40/30-15/30, PQB40/30-15/35, PQB50/40-15/25, PQB50/40-25/25, PQB50/40-25/30, PQB50/40-25/35, PQB60/50-25/7, PQB60/50-25/25, PQB60/50-25/30, PQB60/50-25/35, PQB100/50-35/7, PQB70/60-35/7, PQB70/60-35/25, PQB70/60-35/35, PQB70/60-35/60, PQB70/70-35/25, PQB70/70-35/35, PQB150/70-60/7, PQB120/100-60/25, PQB120/100-60/40, PQB120/100-60/70, PQB120/120-60/25, PQB120/120-60/40

Technical Details

Intended Use

The surgical instruments used to approach the abdominal cavity during the surgical procedure through a minimally invasive incision, allowing for maximum visualization of the abdominal cavity with the minimum size of the incision and preventing the wound from becoming infected throughout the endoscopic and open surgery process.