313 devices · GMDN 46807
Head-worn lamps are portable, battery-powered lighting devices designed to illuminate a surgical or dental field of view directly. They attach to a headband, helmet, or eyeglass frame, providing hands-free illumination for precision procedures like oral surgery or restorative dentistry.
These devices are typically classified based on their power source, light intensity, and intended use, often falling under general medical electrical equipment regulations. They are commonly supplied as standalone units, sometimes with adjustable brightness or magnification features, and may require compliance with electrical safety and performance standards.
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