Gastrointestinal devices in EUDAMED
Browse medical devices in the “Gastrointestinal devices” EMDN category registered in EUDAMED. Each result links to its manufacturer, certificates, and identifiers.
1001 medical devices in EUDAMED
About the Gastrointestinal devices category
Gastrointestinal devices address the digestive tract from oesophagus to colon, including enteral-feeding tubes and sets, gastrostomy and stoma products, and endoscopic accessories used in the GI lumen. Risk class depends heavily on dwell time: a transiently introduced accessory differs sharply from a long-term feeding tube under MDR Rules 5–7. Ostomy and enteral-nutrition supplies make this a high-volume, recurring-purchase category for hospitals and home-care providers.
Common questions
What kinds of products are in EMDN category G?
Gastrointestinal devices include enteral-feeding tubes and pump sets, gastrostomy (PEG) devices, ostomy bags and accessories, and endoscopic instruments and accessories used within the digestive tract.
Does the risk class of a feeding tube depend on how long it stays in place?
Yes. MDR classification distinguishes transient, short-term and long-term contact, so a long-dwelling enteral or gastrostomy tube is generally classified higher than a briefly used accessory introduced through a body orifice.