Structure, working principle, use method and clinical application of a central suction bottle is proposed. It boasts such features as simply produced and easily used. The workload of nurses can be reduced by using disposable attract bags, Also cross-infection can be effectively controlled. It is worth to be widely use in clinical application.
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