Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
General surgical procedure kits are non-medicated, single-use collections of instruments and materials designed for use in open surgeries across multiple specialties. They support procedures like abdominal surgery, dermatological interventions, and cosmetic surgery below the head, excluding orthopaedic trauma or dedicated biopsy work.
Spinal bone screws that are non-bioabsorbable are small, threaded implants designed to anchor spinal stabilization hardware—such as rods, plates, or tethers—to vertebrae. Clinically, they are used to correct spinal deformities, stabilize fractures, or address instability by providing rigid fixation during surgical procedures like fusions or deformity corrections.
Compression/pressure socks or stockings are elastic garments designed to fit snugly over the leg and foot, applying graduated or uniform pressure to improve circulation. They are primarily used to manage or prevent conditions like venous insufficiency or deep vein thrombosis (DVT) by promoting healthy blood flow.
Bone-screw internal spinal fixation systems are surgical implants designed to stabilize and immobilize unstable or deformed spinal segments. They are commonly used in procedures like spinal fusion to correct issues such as degenerative disc disease or spinal deformities, helping maintain proper alignment during healing.
Ceramic dental appliance fabrication materials are specialized substances used to craft permanent dental restorations like crowns, bridges, or implant abutments. These materials, often based on zirconium oxide, enable precise, durable restorations through manual or digital fabrication methods, ensuring biocompatibility and long-term stability in the patient’s mouth.
A partial denture is a custom-made, removable artificial device designed to replace one or more missing teeth in either the upper or lower jaw while preserving remaining natural teeth. It is used clinically to restore chewing function, improve speech, and maintain facial structure in patients who are partially edentulous.
Polymeric spinal interbody fusion cages are implanted into the space where a damaged or removed intervertebral disc once was, bridging two adjacent vertebrae to promote bone fusion. They provide structural support while creating a scaffold for bone growth, often used in treating degenerative disc disease or spinal instability by restoring alignment and stability to the spine.
Orthopaedic bone screws (non-sliding) are rigid, threaded implants used in internal fixation to stabilize bone fractures or secure orthopaedic hardware like plates, rods, or prostheses. They are inserted directly into cortical or cancellous bone to maintain alignment during healing, often in limbs, ribs, the sternum, or pelvis, without sliding along the bone surface.
General surgical procedure kits with medicated components are designed to assist in a variety of open surgical procedures, including abdominal surgery, trauma care, dermatology, and cosmetic surgery below the head. These kits combine surgical instruments, dressings, and pharmaceuticals—such as antiseptics or topical anesthetics—to support sterile, controlled interventions across multiple specialties.
Resin artificial teeth are customizable, prefabricated teeth made from polymer materials designed to replace missing natural teeth in dentures. They are shaped and sized to match a patient’s bite and facial structure, providing both function and aesthetics for partial or full denture wearers.
Metallic spinal interbody fusion cages are surgical implants placed inside the space where a damaged or removed intervertebral disc once was. They help stabilize the spine and create a scaffold for bone growth, enabling two adjacent vertebrae to fuse together—commonly used to treat degenerative disc disease or spinal instability.
Prescription spectacles are corrective eyewear designed to improve vision by compensating for refractive errors like nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. They also address age-related vision changes, such as presbyopia, by using lenses tailored to the wearer’s specific prescription, often combined with protective features like UV-blocking tints for outdoor use.
Dental implant suprastructures are permanent, prefabricated components that connect a dental implant to a final restoration, such as a crown, bridge, or overdenture. They serve as a stable intermediate fixture, ensuring proper alignment and function between the implant and the prosthetic tooth or structure, often made from materials like titanium, plastic, or gold alloy.
Tinted non-prescription spectacles are optical devices designed to reduce glare and protect eyes from bright light by filtering or polarizing sunlight. They are not intended to correct vision or improve color perception, making them ideal for outdoor activities or everyday wear in sunny conditions.
An orthopaedic surgical procedure kit, non-medicated, and single-use contains sterile instruments, dressings, and materials designed for performing orthopaedic surgeries—such as joint repairs or bone manipulations—without implanting devices. These kits are engineered to assist surgeons in procedures like fracture fixation, soft tissue repair, or arthroscopic surgery while maintaining a sterile field and procedural efficiency.
Reusable instrument trays are sturdy containers designed to hold and organize multiple medical, surgical, or dental instruments during clinical procedures. Their structured design ensures easy access and efficient workflow while maintaining sterility when properly prepared for use.
Device sterilization/disinfection containers (reusable) are trays or boxes designed to hold medical or dental instruments during chemical washing, disinfection, or sterilization. They ensure proper immersion or containment of items while protecting them from cross-contamination during processing, and may also facilitate transport and storage afterward.
Orthodontic tubes are small, custom-fitted components used in braces to secure archwires or headgear to orthodontic bands placed on teeth. They help guide teeth into proper alignment during orthodontic treatment by maintaining tension on the wire system.
An orthopaedic surgical procedure kit with medication combines sterile surgical tools, dressings, and supplies designed for orthopaedic procedures—such as fracture fixation or joint repair—while also including a pharmaceutical agent for intraoperative or postoperative use. These kits are intended for single-use in controlled surgical environments to support precise, medicated interventions without implanting devices like plates or screws.
Orthopaedic fixation plates that are non-bioabsorbable are rigid metal implants used to stabilize broken bones (excluding skull or spine fractures) or to fuse joints. They are typically secured with screws and may be used in limb, rib, sternum, or pelvic surgeries, including fracture repair and joint fusion procedures like arthrodesis.
Orthopaedic prosthesis implantation positioning instruments are reusable surgical tools designed to assist surgeons during joint replacement procedures. They help guide the precise placement of prosthetic components by aligning instruments, providing spatial landmarks, or ensuring correct limb orientation during implantation.
Hand-held surgical retractors are reusable instruments designed to hold back tissue during open surgery, providing clear access for surgeons to operate on internal structures. Their blades come in various shapes—including single or double-ended, fenestrated, or curved—often with a handle for manual control, and some may include integrated lighting for better visibility in deep wounds.
Spinal implant trial devices are temporary replicas of permanent spinal implants, used during surgery to confirm the correct size, fit, and positioning of the final prosthesis. They help surgeons verify that the implant site has been prepared accurately before placing the definitive device, reducing risks of misalignment or improper sizing.
Tracheostomy tubes (non-reinforced, non-customized, reusable) are medical devices inserted into a surgical opening in the trachea to maintain an open airway for patients who cannot breathe effectively on their own. They are commonly used in critical care, long-term ventilation, or when a patient requires prolonged airway support, such as after surgery or due to neurological conditions.
A bone-screw internal spinal fixation rod is a thin, implantable cylinder used to connect screws or hooks in the spine, providing stability and support during surgery for spinal instability or deformities. It helps maintain proper spinal alignment, often as part of a fusion procedure, and may be rigid or flexible to accommodate slight spinal movement.
Compression/pressure socks or stockings are elastic garments designed to fit snugly over the leg and foot, applying graduated or even pressure to improve circulation. Clinically, they help manage conditions like venous insufficiency or reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) by promoting healthy blood flow.
Orthopaedic bone screws (non-bioabsorbable) are threaded metal rods used in orthopaedic surgery to stabilize bone fractures or secure implants. They hold plates, nails, or other hardware in place, or directly compress bone fragments to aid healing, often in procedures like internal fixation or soft tissue attachment.
Peripheral angioplasty balloon catheters are single-use, flexible tubes used to widen narrowed or blocked arteries outside the heart and brain. Clinically, they’re inserted via a small incision and inflated at the site of stenosis to restore blood flow, often as part of treating peripheral artery disease (PAD). Some models also help position and deploy stents or include cutting elements to improve plaque removal during the procedure.
Orthodontic archwires are flexible metal or alloy wires shaped to fit the curve of a patient’s teeth. They are bonded to brackets on teeth to apply gentle, controlled pressure, gradually moving teeth into desired positions as part of braces treatment.
A general surgical procedure kit, non-medicated, reusable refers to a collection of reusable surgical instruments and materials designed for use in various open surgical procedures. These kits are intended for procedures like abdominal surgery, non-orthopaedic trauma surgery, minor dermatological surgery, and cosmetic surgery below the head, excluding dedicated tasks such as scrubbing or anaesthesia.
Cardiothoracic surgical procedure kits with medications are sterile, pre-packaged collections of instruments and materials designed to support a variety of heart and chest surgeries. These kits include both surgical tools and a pharmaceutical component to aid procedures like bypass, valve repair, or other thoracic interventions, ensuring readiness for complex interventions in the operating room.
Spinal fixation plates are rigid, non-bioabsorbable implants designed to stabilize the spine by securing screws into vertebrae. Clinically, they are used in surgeries like cervical, lumbar, or thoracolumbar fusions to correct deformities or treat spinal instability, ensuring proper alignment during healing.
Behind-the-ear (BTE) air-conduction hearing aids are wearable devices designed to amplify sound for individuals with mild to profound hearing loss. They use a microphone, amplifier, and speaker to capture, boost, and transmit sound waves directly to the eardrum via an earmold or ear canal tube, restoring auditory clarity in daily environments.
Spectacle frames are ophthalmic devices designed to securely hold lenses in place for vision correction or protection. They come in various shapes and materials, including plastic or metal, and are worn over the eyes, supported by the nose and ear pieces, with some featuring side shields for added protection.
Diamond dental burs are reusable rotary cutting tools used primarily in dental procedures to shape or remove hard tissues like teeth or bone. They also assist in preparing surfaces for restorations, such as crowns or bridges, by cutting materials like porcelain, metal, or plastic used in dental fabrication.
Mechanical-resistance external ankle-foot prostheses are designed to replace missing or impaired feet and ankles, providing stability and mobility for lower-limb amputees. These devices use mechanical friction or elastic components—such as springs or carbon fiber—to control movement during walking, running, or other activities, without relying on fluids or gases.
Screw endosteal dental implants are two-part devices surgically placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. The threaded screw anchors into the bone, while the abutment protrudes above the gumline to secure a dental prosthesis, such as a bridge or overdenture, restoring function and appearance.
An angiography kit is a sterile, single-use collection of tools designed to assist in imaging blood vessels during procedures like coronary or peripheral angiography. These kits include components for administering contrast media, protective drapes, and supportive accessories to ensure safe and effective visualization of the vascular system during radiographic exams.
Orthopaedic surgical procedure kits (non-medicated, reusable) are sets of instruments, tools, and materials designed for performing orthopaedic surgeries that do not involve implant placement. These kits include essential surgical aids like retractors, clamps, and dressings to assist in procedures such as fracture fixation, joint realignment, or soft tissue repair.
Posterior-chamber intraocular lenses (IOLs) are synthetic implants placed permanently inside the eye’s posterior chamber to replace a damaged or clouded natural lens, most commonly due to cataracts. These devices restore clear vision by focusing light onto the retina, enabling patients to regain functional sight without relying on external aids like glasses or contact lenses.
General internal orthopaedic fixation system implantation kits are surgical tool sets designed to assist in the precise placement of internal fixation devices within bones. These kits include reusable instruments like retractors, drills, and guides, which help surgeons stabilize fractures or correct bone deformities in limbs, the spine, pelvis, or other skeletal areas.
Trans-facet screw internal spinal fixation systems are orthopedic implants designed to stabilize and fuse vertebrae by anchoring screws across the facet joints. Clinically, they are used to treat spinal instability, deformities, or degenerative conditions by applying controlled compression to promote proper alignment and healing.
General-purpose surgical scissors are reusable, hand-held tools used in open surgery to cut or dissect various tissues and materials like sutures. Their versatile design allows them to be applied across different anatomical areas without specialization, making them essential for general surgical procedures.
Air-conduction hearing aids with receiver-in-canal (RIC) technology amplify sound waves to help individuals with mild to profound hearing loss. These devices use a behind-the-ear (BTE) unit with a microphone and amplifier connected via wire to a small speaker placed in the ear canal, delivering clear sound directly to the eardrum.
A cardiothoracic surgical procedure kit, non-medicated, single-use, is a sterile collection of surgical instruments, tools, and materials designed specifically for assisting in heart and chest surgeries. These kits provide essential components like retractors, clamps, drapes, and other aids to support procedures such as bypass surgeries, valve replacements, or other thoracic interventions without containing any pharmaceuticals.
Tibial inserts are custom-fit components used in knee replacement surgery to restore joint function by connecting the femoral (thigh) bone to the tibial (shin) bone. They are designed to replicate natural knee movement, improving stability, flexibility, and comfort during activities like walking or climbing stairs. These inserts are typically made from durable materials like polyethylene and may include advanced features to enhance rotational and sliding motion for better joint performance.
Orthopaedic bone screws (non-bioabsorbable) are small, threaded metal rods used in surgery to stabilize broken bones. They’re inserted into bone to hold plates, nails, or fragments together, ensuring proper alignment during healing—commonly used in fractures, joint repairs, or soft tissue attachments.
Radiation shielding aprons are protective garments designed to safeguard healthcare workers, patients, and others from harmful radiation during medical or dental imaging procedures. They typically cover the torso and may include additional neck or thyroid protection to block X-rays, neutrons, or mixed radiation fields, ensuring safety during exposure.
A suturing needle holder is a reusable surgical tool used to securely grasp and manipulate suture needles during wound closure. It helps surgeons or medical staff guide the needle through tissue with precision, reducing hand fatigue and improving control during suturing procedures.
An ophthalmic surgical procedure kit, non-medicated, single-use is a pre-packaged set of sterile instruments and materials designed for performing eye surgeries. These kits include essential tools like forceps, scalpels, and retractors, tailored for procedures such as cataract removal, corneal transplants, or other anterior segment surgeries without incorporating pharmaceuticals.
Dental implant suprastructures (temporary) are preformed, single-use components designed to bridge the gap between a dental implant and a temporary restoration during the early healing phase. They provide stability and support for soft tissue shaping while the gums recover, ensuring proper alignment before the final prosthesis is fabricated.
A bone curette is a reusable surgical tool used in orthopaedic and plastic surgery to carefully remove or shape bone tissue. Its concave, spoon-shaped tip allows precise excision of bone while minimizing damage to adjacent tissues, making it essential for procedures like bone grafting or tumor removal.
Orthodontic metal brackets are small, fixed appliances bonded to teeth or orthodontic bands to guide and apply controlled pressure via attached wires or elastics. They are essential for gradually shifting teeth into proper alignment as part of braces treatment, helping correct bite issues and improve dental aesthetics over time.
Knee tibia prosthesis trials are temporary components used during knee surgery to help surgeons assess the fit, alignment, and sizing of a permanent knee replacement. They allow for precise adjustments before final implantation, ensuring optimal positioning of the tibial component in unicompartmental or total knee arthroplasty procedures.
A cardiopulmonary bypass system blood tubing set is a sterile, disposable assembly of tubing and accessories—such as clamps, filters, and connectors—that facilitates blood flow during heart-lung bypass procedures. These systems connect to the blood pump head, guiding oxygenated blood through the bypass circuit while minimizing trauma or contamination to the patient’s blood.
Orthopaedic burs are single-use, sterile surgical tools designed to cut or shape bone during procedures like joint replacements, spinal surgeries, or maxillofacial operations. Their rotating cutting heads remove or reshape bone tissue precisely, aiding in surgical precision and reducing trauma to surrounding tissues.
Orthodontic metal bands are thin, custom-fitted metal rings placed around specific teeth to anchor braces or other orthodontic appliances. They provide stability during tooth movement by securing brackets or tubes, ensuring consistent force application during treatment.
Arthrodesis intramedullary nails are rigid rods implanted inside the marrow cavity of long bones to stabilize and fuse joints, primarily used in traumatic bone repairs or reconstructive surgeries. These devices span the joint, securing adjacent bones together to promote proper healing and alignment without applying distractive forces.
Obstetrical/gynaecological surgical procedure kits are sterile, single-use collections of instruments, drapes, and materials designed for use in specific obstetric or gynaecological surgeries. These kits provide essential tools like retractors, scalpels, and sponges to support surgical procedures such as C-sections, hysterectomies, or other related interventions.
Dental implant systems are used to replace missing teeth by surgically placing an artificial root into the jawbone, which then supports a dental prosthesis like a crown, bridge, or denture. These systems integrate with natural bone over time to provide stable, long-term tooth replacement, improving chewing function and facial structure.
A joint prosthesis implantation kit is a set of reusable surgical tools designed to prepare bone for joint replacement surgery. These instruments—such as retractors, drills, saws, and cutting guides—are tailored to specific joints like hips, knees, or shoulders, enabling precise bone shaping and alignment during implantation procedures.
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps are reusable, scissors-like instruments designed for open-surgery procedures to grasp, dissect, or clamp soft tissues like organs and blood vessels. Their hinged, ring-handled blades—often available in various sizes—are tailored for precision tasks without cutting bone, teeth, or specialized ophthalmic use.
Rigid endoscopic tissue manipulation forceps are reusable surgical tools used during minimally invasive procedures to grasp and manipulate tissues. These hand-held instruments are inserted through an endoscope’s working channel or laparoscopic port, allowing surgeons to perform precise tissue handling in confined spaces like the abdomen or joints.
Surgical retraction systems (reusable) are designed to hold open incisions during open surgery, providing clear access to internal tissues or organs. These frame-based assemblies use self-locking blades or mechanisms to maintain separation of tissue edges, aiding surgeons in procedures like abdominal, thoracic, or orthopedic surgeries.
Reinforced tracheostomy tubes are rigid, hollow tubes inserted into a tracheostomy opening to maintain an open airway for patients who cannot breathe effectively through their mouth or nose. Their wire-reinforced design helps prevent kinking, making them ideal for long-term use in patients with neck masses or other conditions requiring stable airway support.
Surgical implant templates are reusable tools used by surgeons to plan and guide the precise sizing and positioning of non-dental implants during surgery. They help ensure accurate alignment and fit for implants like joint replacements, fracture fixation plates, or cranial plates by providing visual or physical guides corresponding to implant dimensions.
Surgical screwdrivers in this category are manual or power-assisted tools designed to drive or remove screws used in procedures like orthopaedic surgery, dental work, or computer-assisted surgery. They fit into screw heads to apply rotational force, securing implants, fiducial markers, or other components during surgery.
ENT surgical procedure kits are sterile, pre-packaged sets of instruments and supplies designed for use in ear, nose, and throat surgeries. They include tools like forceps, scalpels, and retractors, along with dressings and other essential materials tailored for specific ENT procedures.
Surgical retractor blades are reusable metal components designed to hold open incisions or wounds during surgery, allowing surgeons better access to the operative site. They attach to retraction systems or handles and come in various sizes to accommodate different surgical needs, ensuring clear visibility and minimal tissue disruption.
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps are reusable, hand-held instruments designed for open-surgery procedures to grasp and manipulate delicate soft tissues. Their tweezers-like design allows precise control during procedures, with interchangeable or specialized tips for varied clinical needs, such as fine dissection or tissue stabilization.
A spinal rongeur is a manual surgical tool used in open spinal procedures like laminectomy or discectomy to remove or reshape tough tissues or bone. Its sharp, scoop-shaped jaws deliver a cutting or biting action to precisely excise intervertebral disks or bone fragments during surgery.
Dental composite resin is a tooth-colored material used primarily for repairing and restoring damaged teeth. Clinically, it fills cavities, seals deep grooves, lines dental pulp, or acts as a base under other restorative materials, offering durability and natural appearance.
A vascular catheter introduction set is a sterile, single-use system designed to create temporary access to blood vessels for inserting catheters. Clinically, these sets are used in procedures like angiography, dialysis, or central line placement, where quick and controlled vascular entry is needed to minimize risk of bleeding or infection.
Open-surgery bipolar electrosurgical handpieces combine a reusable handpiece with an integrated electrode to deliver precise cutting and coagulation during open surgical procedures. These devices are designed for direct tissue application, often featuring ergonomic shapes like forceps or scissors to improve control and accessibility in the operating room.
Fixture/appliance dental drill bits are reusable metal shafts designed for dental surgery to create precise channels in bone within the oral cavity. These tools prepare sites for dental implants by shaping osteotomies to the correct depth and diameter, often used in conjunction with manual or power handpieces.
Femur intramedullary nails are surgical implants designed to stabilize and align fractured femur bones, helping them heal properly by holding bone fragments in place internally. These rigid rods are inserted into the marrow cavity of the femur and may include locking mechanisms or additional fixation components to address complex fractures or proximal/distal bone issues.
A neurosurgical procedure kit, non-medicated, single-use consists of sterile instruments, dressings, and materials designed specifically for neurosurgical operations. These kits provide essential tools for surgeons to access, visualize, and manipulate brain or spinal tissues during procedures like biopsies, tumor removals, or spinal surgeries.
Non-constrained polyethylene acetabular liners are implantable components used in total hip arthroplasty (THA) to create a smooth, durable surface for the femoral head. They fit inside an acetabular shell and enable natural hip movement without restricting motion, making them essential for restoring function and reducing pain in patients with severe hip joint damage.
An arthroscopic surgical procedure kit is a sterile, single-use set of instruments and materials designed for minimally invasive joint surgeries, such as repairing ligaments or removing damaged tissue. These kits include tools like arthroscopes, probes, shavers, and suturing devices, enabling precise visualization and manipulation inside joints like the knee or shoulder.
Vertebral body prostheses are surgical implants used to replace damaged or removed vertebrae caused by trauma, tumors, or degenerative conditions. These devices, often shaped like hollow cylinders, provide structural support to the spine and are typically paired with spinal fixation hardware or bone grafts to ensure stability during healing.
A bone-screw internal spinal fixation system connector is a small, implantable component used to link screws and rods within spinal stabilization hardware. Clinically, it helps secure spinal segments, correct deformities, or support fusion procedures—such as those for degenerative disc disease—by maintaining alignment and reducing movement in targeted areas of the spine.
Carbide dental burs are reusable rotary cutting tools made from high-grade steel with a tungsten carbide tip, designed to fit into dental handpieces. Clinically, they are used to precisely shape, trim, or remove hard oral tissues like teeth or bone, as well as materials such as porcelain or metal during restorative procedures.
Self-retaining surgical retractors are reusable, hand-operated instruments designed to hold open surgical incisions during open procedures, providing clear access to internal tissues or organs. Their two hooked blades and self-locking mechanism keep the wound margins separated without requiring constant manual adjustment, improving surgeon ergonomics and stability during procedures.
Vascular guide-catheters are single-use, flexible tubes designed to guide diagnostic or interventional tools—such as catheters, leads, or wires—through blood vessels during procedures like angioplasty or pacemaker implantation. Their shape and lumen configuration help navigate complex vascular pathways, ensuring precise placement of secondary devices while minimizing trauma to the vessel walls.
Polymeric spinal fusion cages are sterile, implantable devices designed to stabilize and support the spine during surgical fusion procedures. They are placed between vertebrae to maintain proper spacing and alignment, facilitating bone growth and fusion while treating issues like degenerative disc disease or spinal instability.
A laparoscopic surgical procedure kit is a sterile, single-use collection of instruments and materials designed for minimally invasive surgeries. It typically includes tools like cannulae, forceps, and trocars to assist in accessing and operating within the abdominal or pelvic cavity through small incisions.
An orthopaedic joint/limb rongeur is a heavy-duty surgical tool used during orthopaedic procedures to precisely remove bone fragments or excess bone from limbs or joints. Its sharp, scoop-shaped jaws and spring-loaded handles allow surgeons to cut and extract bone material with controlled force, aiding in procedures like fracture repair, joint reconstruction, or bone reshaping.
Surgical drill guides are reusable tools used in orthopedic and spinal surgeries to precisely position and angle drills or bone-coring instruments on hard tissue like bone. Their tubular design or guiding holes ensure accurate placement while protecting surrounding soft tissue, making them essential for procedures requiring controlled drilling or coring.
Electrical-only medical device connection cables are reusable, insulated cords designed to transmit power or data between medical devices—such as between a monitor and a catheter or a handpiece and its control unit. They serve as a critical link in medical equipment setups, ensuring reliable signal or energy transfer without direct patient contact.
Manual endodontic files and rasps are hand-held dental instruments used to clean, shape, and smooth the inside of a tooth’s root canal during root canal therapy. Their cutting edges remove infected tissue and debris while enlarging the canal to prepare it for filling materials, ensuring proper sealing and long-term restoration.
Angiographic catheters are thin, flexible tubes used during imaging procedures to inject contrast dye into blood vessels, helping doctors visualize the vascular system in areas like the brain, abdomen, or limbs. They are inserted through the skin and often include markers to guide precise placement, while some models also measure blood pressure gradients during the procedure.
Carbide dental burs are single-use rotary tools designed for precision cutting in dental procedures. They use tungsten carbide tips to efficiently remove hard dental structures like enamel, dentin, or bone, and can also shape restorations or prepare tooth surfaces for fillings or crowns.
Obstetrical/gynaecological surgical procedure kits with medications are pre-packaged sets of sterile tools, dressings, and pharmaceuticals designed for use in surgical procedures related to pregnancy, childbirth, or female reproductive health. These kits provide essential items like scalpels, retractors, sutures, and antiseptics to support safe, controlled operations such as cesarean sections or gynecological surgeries.
Surgical/emergency suction cannulas are reusable, rigid or semi-rigid tubes used to clear fluids, debris, or obstructions from body cavities, wounds, or surgical sites. Clinically, they help maintain visibility during procedures and prevent airway blockages by efficiently removing unwanted materials through aspiration.
Nitrile examination and treatment gloves in this category serve as protective barriers for healthcare workers during patient care, preventing exposure to contaminants while reducing latex allergy risks. Their non-powdered and non-antimicrobial design ensures they remain safe for sensitive procedures and patient contact without introducing additives or residues.
Ankle/foot orthoses (AFOs) are wearable devices designed to encase the ankle joint or ankle and foot to improve mobility, correct deformities, or support injured limbs. They help with alignment, reduce strain on affected areas, and may assist with conditions like diabetic foot ulcers or postsurgical recovery by redistributing pressure and enhancing circulation.
An electrocardiographic (ECG) lead set is a reusable medical device used to capture and transmit electrical signals from a patient’s heart. Electrodes placed on the chest and limbs connect via insulated wires to an ECG machine or monitoring system, enabling healthcare providers to assess heart rhythm, detect abnormalities, and diagnose conditions like arrhythmias or ischemia.
Neurosurgical procedure kits with medications are sterile, single-use collections designed to assist in brain or nervous system surgeries. They typically include surgical instruments, specialized tools for neurosurgical techniques, and pre-packaged pharmaceuticals like anesthetics or hemostatic agents to support precise and controlled procedures.
A fluted surgical drill bit is a reusable metal tool designed to create precise holes in bone through rotational force, often powered by a surgical drill. Clinically, these devices are used in orthopedic, spinal, and trauma surgeries to prepare sites for implants, bone grafts, or fixation hardware, ensuring accurate and controlled bone penetration.
Craniofacial fixation plates are rigid, non-bioabsorbable implants used to stabilize bone fractures, reconstruct defects, or secure craniotomy flaps in the skull, maxilla, or mandible. They bridge gaps, cover openings like burr holes, or hold prosthetics in place, ensuring proper healing and alignment during recovery.