The phrase "aspiration device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical equipment or tools designed to remove fluids or secretions from the body.
Example: "The nurse prepared the aspiration device to clear the patient's airway of any obstructions."
Alternatives: "suction device" or "vacuum device".
In our study we aspirated atherothrombotic material in almost three-quarter of the patients in whom an aspiration device was used in adjunct to the conventional primary PCI.
The method requires the use of a linear array echoendoscope and a needle aspiration device.
We designed an aspiration device that is able to meet the very rigorous sterilization and handling process imposed during surgery, and especially neurosurgery.
This paper presents the study of a MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) precision aspiration device designed to extract liquids from a reservoir, which could be an animal or human body.
Subjects on any assisted mode of ventilation requiring aspiration of secretions by clinical judgment or ventilator display curves [21] were connected to a mechanical aspiration device (Cough Assist E70™, Respironics, Philips) without previously performing conventional secretion suctioning.
The choice of the aspiration device is at the discretion of the operator.
Another point to be considered is the use of formaldehyde in developing countries in which aspiration devices (hoods and aspirated cabinets) are rarely used and the disposal of toxic waste may also be inexistent or problematic [ 31].
The aspiration devices may not have been efficient enough in aspirating the atherothrombotic material.
Subglottic continuous aspiration devices may reduce the incidence of ventilation-associated pneumonia to the expense of a high cost and tracheal lesions.
Abolition of the human carcinogen formaldehyde from pathology laboratories is possible even in contexts whereby commercial alternatives to formalin are unavailable or are too expensive for routine use, and aspiration devices are lacking or not adequately serviced.
These data show that formaldehyde exposure in the gross room is comparable to that of workers in plastic factories and that perfectly efficient aspiration devices may not in fact avoid individual exposure.
