571 devices · GMDN 38448
General examination/treatment chairs are manually operated devices designed to hold patients in seated or reclined positions for clinical procedures. They provide adjustable support and positioning to enhance comfort and accessibility during exams, treatments, or minor surgical interventions across various medical specialties.
These chairs are typically regulated as medical devices based on their intended use and risk level, though classification varies by jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied as standalone units, often featuring movable parts like adjustable arms or height controls to accommodate different patient needs.
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