Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Foam bed mattresses are large, fabric-wrapped devices filled with foam or segmented compartments, designed to sit atop a standard mattress. They’re used clinically to reduce pressure on the body, improve circulation, and prevent pressure ulcers by spreading weight evenly across a wider surface.
Handgrip disability-assistive walkers are lightweight, foldable mobility aids designed to help individuals with walking disabilities, elderly users, or those recovering from injury maintain balance and stability. These devices feature a waist-high frame with handgrips and three or four legs, allowing users to push forward while walking or standing for support during rehabilitation.
Multi-modality therapeutic radiation phantoms are anthropomorphic models used to simulate human anatomy for testing and validating radiation therapy systems. These devices replicate the physical and functional properties of organs or tissues, allowing clinicians to assess dose distribution accuracy in planning and delivery of radiation treatments.
A universal operating table top is a modular, detachable component designed to support patients during surgery by adjusting to various anatomical positions. Its articulated sections allow customization for procedures across multiple specialties, such as orthopedics or neurosurgery, and may include features like x-ray transparency for imaging compatibility.
Orthodontic locks are small mechanical components designed to secure or activate orthodontic archwires within brackets during braces treatment. They prevent the wire from shifting and can provide spring-like force to guide tooth movement, helping achieve precise alignment over time.
Surgical irrigation/aspiration tubing sets are sterile, single-use systems designed to facilitate fluid management during surgery. They provide dual pathways—one for delivering irrigation fluids (like saline) directly to the surgical site and another for removing excess fluid or debris via suction, improving visibility and reducing contamination risks in procedures such as dental work or minimally invasive surgeries.
An ear excavator is a precision surgical tool used in otologic procedures to carefully remove tissue from the ear’s delicate structures. Its sharp, spoon-shaped blades allow surgeons to perform intricate cuts, scrapes, or scoops during middle ear or sinus tympani microsurgery, including procedures like cochlear cupola removal.
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.
Polyether dental impression materials are rubber-like substances used to create precise, detailed molds of a patient’s teeth, gums, or oral structures. After being applied to an impression tray and placed in the mouth, these materials harden to form an accurate replica, enabling dentists to craft custom prosthetics, crowns, or orthodontic appliances.
Shower seats are non-powered devices designed to provide safe seating for patients during bathing or showering. They help individuals with mobility challenges, disabilities, or medical conditions remain stable and secure while washing, reducing fall risks in wet environments.
An electrocardiographic ambulatory recorder is a portable, wearable device that continuously monitors heart activity over 24 hours or longer, capturing real-time ECG signals during normal daily routines. Clinicians use these recordings to diagnose cardiac issues like irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias) by analyzing patterns that may not appear during brief office visits.
Room humidifiers are stationary electrical devices designed to increase moisture levels in indoor air, primarily to ease respiratory discomfort caused by dryness. Clinically, they are often used in hospitals, homes, or offices to help patients with conditions like dry throat, sinus irritation, or respiratory infections by maintaining optimal humidity levels in the environment.
Wound-nonadherent dressings with antimicrobial properties are designed to protect wounds while promoting healing. These dressings feature a soft, non-stick surface to prevent trauma when removed, combined with an antimicrobial agent (like silver or honey) to reduce infection risk while absorbing fluids from the wound bed.
Abdominal binders are reusable fabric or polymer wraps designed to provide external support to the abdominal area. Clinically, they help stabilize weakened abdominal walls—commonly after surgery, during pregnancy, or when managing conditions like hernia or diastasis recti—by gently compressing the area to reduce strain and improve comfort.
CPAP/BPAP nasal masks are single-use, disposable devices worn over the nose to deliver controlled air pressure for treating sleep apnea or other breathing disorders. They create a seal to ensure steady airflow from a CPAP or BPAP machine, helping maintain open airways during sleep without invasive procedures.
Polychloroprene surgical gloves are single-use barriers designed to protect both healthcare providers and patients during surgical procedures. Their non-powdered construction reduces the risk of allergic reactions and contamination, while their durable material provides tactile sensitivity and resistance to punctures, ensuring reliable performance in sterile environments.
An invasive blood pressure monitoring tubing set is a sterile, disposable assembly designed to connect an arterial catheter to a pressure transducer. It ensures accurate transmission of blood pressure waveforms while minimizing contamination risk during clinical use, such as in intensive care or operating rooms.
Surgical power tool adaptors are mechanical couplings that connect and secure different surgical tools to power devices when their native interfaces are incompatible. They enable surgeons to use specialized tools with standard power systems, ensuring precise control during procedures like orthopedic surgery or fracture fixation.
A vaginal speculum is a handheld medical instrument designed to gently widen the vaginal walls for internal examination or procedures. Clinically, it aids in visualizing the cervix and vaginal canal, enabling gynecological assessments, biopsies, or minor interventions with improved access and visibility.
Vertebral body bone graft pouches are sterile, implantable mesh bags used to hold and stabilize bone graft materials within a vertebral defect. They are placed after surgical removal of damaged bone tissue, helping to support healing in cases of trauma, deformity, tumors, or degenerative spinal conditions.
Multiple antinuclear antibody (ANA) screening IVDs use fluorescent immunoassay technology to detect ANAs in patient samples, helping diagnose autoimmune diseases like lupus or rheumatoid arthritis. These kits analyze serum or plasma for markers that indicate systemic autoimmune conditions, supporting early diagnosis and treatment planning.
Breathing circuit bags are single-use elastomeric reservoirs that store and deliver breathing gas during mechanical or manual ventilation. Clinically, they help regulate pressure, assist with ventilation, and ensure a steady flow of oxygen or anesthetic gases, particularly in anesthesia and critical care settings.
Multi-purpose percutaneous abdominothoracic drainage catheters are flexible tubes designed for drainage across multiple body cavities, including the pleural space, peritoneal cavity, biliary tract, and nephrostomy sites. Clinically, they enable both short-term and long-term drainage of fluids like pus, bile, or excess fluid, often used in cases of infections, blockages, or post-surgical care.
Mobile bathing/changing tables are portable, raised platforms designed to support patients who cannot stand or sit upright during bathing or dressing. These devices feature a padded, full-length surface to safely position a recumbent patient while assisting staff wash them by hand, often in a shower or bathing area.
Escherichia coli antigen in vitro diagnostic (IVD) controls are reference materials designed to validate the accuracy and reliability of tests that detect E. coli antigens in clinical samples or bacterial cultures. They help ensure diagnostic assays perform as intended by providing a known benchmark for comparison during quality checks.
External orthopaedic fixation systems are medical devices used to stabilize and support fractured bones in the lower limbs, aiding in proper alignment and healing. These systems often include external frames, pins, rods, and clamps to immobilize fractures of the femur, tibia, foot, ankle, or during procedures like limb lengthening or joint fusion.
Assistive crawler/mobility boards are mobility aids designed to help individuals with limited mobility move independently in their environment. These devices allow users to lie or sit on a wheeled platform and propel themselves forward by pushing with their arms or legs, enabling greater freedom of movement without constant assistance. They are particularly useful for those who cannot walk but can still engage in self-propelled movement, such as people with spinal cord injuries or certain neuromuscular conditions. The primary clinical purpose is to restore autonomy in daily activities, such as navigating short distances indoors or outdoors.
Custom-made organ or bone anatomy models are 3D-printed replicas of a patient’s specific anatomy, designed to help surgeons visualize complex structures and plan procedures. These models are crafted from medical imaging data, such as CT or MRI scans, and are tailored to individual patients for pre-surgical planning and educational purposes.
A dermatoscope is a handheld, optically magnified device used by dermatologists and healthcare providers to examine skin closely. It illuminates and magnifies skin layers to help identify abnormalities like pigmented lesions, birthmarks, or signs of skin cancer, improving diagnostic accuracy for conditions such as melanoma or vascular anomalies.
Mechanical infusion pump administration sets are single-use disposable systems designed to deliver fluids like antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs, or pain relief medications through intravenous, subcutaneous, or epidural routes. They connect to non-electric infusion pumps to enable controlled, intermittent, or continuous infusion by channeling medication through tubing, valves, and connectors tailored for specific patient needs.
Percutaneous interstitial fluid glucose monitoring systems use a small, invasively inserted electrochemical sensor to track glucose levels in the body’s interstitial fluid. These portable devices continuously provide real-time data for individuals with diabetes, helping to prevent dangerous spikes or drops in blood sugar by enabling timely therapeutic adjustments in both home and clinical settings.
Arterial tourniquets, pneumatic, are inflatable cuffs designed to control or stop blood flow in a limb during emergencies. They are primarily used by emergency medical services to manage severe bleeding when direct pressure isn’t sufficient, helping stabilize patients before transport or further treatment.
A nebulizing system delivery set is a disposable assembly of tubing, connectors, and respiratory attachments (like masks or mouthpieces) designed to connect a nebulizer to a patient. It helps convert liquid medication into a fine mist for inhalation, directly targeting the lungs for treatments like asthma or COPD.
A suprapubic drainage catheter is a flexible or semi-rigid tube inserted surgically above the pubic bone into the bladder to drain urine. It may also facilitate fluid infusion, such as medication or saline, and often features a specialized distal tip (e.g., Malecot or pigtail design) for secure placement. This device is typically used in patients requiring long-term urinary drainage when other methods, like urethral catheters, are impractical or unsafe.
Anterior-chamber intraocular lenses (IOLs) are synthetic implants placed inside the eye to replace a clouded or damaged natural lens, most commonly due to cataracts. These devices restore clear vision by focusing light onto the retina, allowing patients to see more sharply without relying on glasses for basic tasks.
Skin topical coupling gels are fluid-like substances applied directly to intact skin to facilitate the transfer of energy or signals between medical devices (like ultrasound transducers or glucose monitors) and the body. They help enhance the efficiency of diagnostic or therapeutic procedures by ensuring proper contact and signal transmission through the skin.
A corneal punch set is a surgical toolkit designed for ophthalmology procedures, enabling precise removal of a circular corneal button from donor tissue for transplantation. These instruments ensure accurate sizing and clean cuts, critical for successful corneal grafting and restoring vision in patients with conditions like keratoconus or corneal scarring.
Mobile patient lifting systems are electrically-powered devices designed to assist caregivers in safely transferring incapacitated patients or individuals with mobility limitations. They reduce physical strain by lifting and moving users—typically in a seated or semi-seated position—over short distances within clinical settings like hospitals or care facilities.
Multi-purpose surgical skin adhesive tape is a thin, flexible strip made from synthetic materials with a pressure-sensitive adhesive on one or both sides. It is designed for external use in surgical and clinical settings to secure drapes, create sterile barriers, organize tubing and cables, or affix items like stockinettes to the patient’s skin.
A multi-chamber venous compression system garment, single-use is a non-sterile, inflatable device designed as a stocking, sleeve, or suit that is applied externally to the limbs. It promotes venous blood flow by sequentially inflating multiple chambers to apply graduated pressure, helping to prevent or treat conditions such as edema, deep vein thrombosis, and pulmonary embolism in patients who are immobile or at risk.
Neurosurgical retraction systems for the brain are specialized surgical tools designed to gently separate brain tissue during cranial procedures. They provide stable, self-retaining access to the brain while minimizing trauma, ensuring precision during operations like tumor removal or aneurysm repair.
Pliable-polymer dental regeneration membranes are non-bioabsorbable barriers used in periodontal surgery to guide tissue growth. They help restore lost tooth support by preventing unwanted soft tissue from invading the healing bone site during procedures like guided bone regeneration (GBR) or guided tissue regeneration (GTR).
Surgical caps are single-use head coverings worn by healthcare staff during operations to prevent contamination of patients and themselves. They block microorganisms, body fluids, and debris, maintaining a sterile field while protecting the wearer’s hair and face.
A temporary knee prosthesis with built-in antibiotics is designed as a short-term replacement for a damaged or infected knee joint. It allows patients limited mobility and weight-bearing while delivering localized antibiotic treatment to combat infection during revision surgery.
Breathing mouthpieces (single-use) are small, disposable devices inserted between a patient’s lips to create a secure seal around the mouth. They connect to respiratory tools like ventilators, inhalers, or spirometers to deliver treatments, collect breath samples, or assist with breathing exercises during medical procedures.
Circulating-fluid localized thermal therapy system control units are electrically powered devices designed to deliver precise temperature-controlled fluid (like water) to external packs for targeted heat or cold therapy. Clinically, they help manage musculoskeletal pain and discomfort by improving circulation, reducing inflammation, or relaxing stiff tissues in areas such as joints, muscles, or soft tissue injuries.
Red-light phototherapy units are professional-grade devices that emit red light to promote healing in skin and mucosal tissues, ease mild skin conditions like acne, and relieve musculoskeletal discomfort. Clinically, they work by enhancing cellular metabolism and improving circulation, making them useful for wound recovery and pain management in controlled settings.
Bone/joint surgical power tool motors are reusable, electrically-powered components used in orthopedic surgeries to drive handpieces for drilling, cutting, or shaping bone and connective tissue. These tools are integral to procedures like fracture fixation, joint replacement, or spinal surgery, where precision and power are critical for preparing bone surfaces or removing tissue.
Cast and bandage waterproof bathing covers are reusable protective garments designed to shield treated body areas—such as casts, stitches, or dressings—from water exposure during bathing. They maintain hygiene by preventing moisture intrusion while allowing safe, limited water contact for cleaning or showering.
An ophthalmic surgical probe, single-use is a slender, hand-held instrument used during eye surgery to explore, measure, or manipulate ocular tissues such as the retina, lens, or foreign bodies. It is designed for tasks like retraction, lens nucleus splitting, or lifting LASIK flaps but is not intended to cut tissue or hook muscles.
Partial metatarsophalangeal joint prostheses are artificial implants designed to replace the damaged or worn distal head of the metatarsal bone or the base of the adjacent toe bone. Clinically, these devices are used to restore joint function and relieve pain in conditions like degenerative arthritis, hallux valgus, hallux rigidus, or traumatic joint damage, improving mobility and reducing discomfort in the toe joint.
A thrombectomy balloon catheter is a flexible tube used to clear blockages in blood vessels by mechanically breaking up and removing clots. Clinically, it’s inserted through the skin (percutaneously) to target narrowed or obstructed arteries, bypass grafts, or dialysis access points, restoring blood flow where clots have caused restrictions.
An ultrasonic surgical system generator is an electrically-powered device that produces high-frequency electrical signals converted into ultrasonic vibrations. These vibrations, delivered via a handpiece, break down tissue cells during surgery, making it useful in procedures like arthroscopy, gynecology, and neurosurgery. The system includes controls and monitoring features, often with a foot pedal for energy regulation, and may incorporate suction or aspiration functions.
Vessel approximators are reusable surgical instruments designed to hold torn or cut sections of a blood vessel together during repair procedures. Clinically, they help surgeons align vessel ends precisely, facilitating reattachment and ensuring proper vascular continuity before permanent closure.
A hearing implant system external magnet is a reusable magnetic component designed to secure the sound processor or coil (not included) to the scalp, ensuring stable positioning over an implanted magnet. These devices are essential for maintaining proper alignment and signal transmission in hearing implant systems like cochlear implants or bone-conduction devices.
A dental bib is a disposable barrier worn by patients during dental exams or treatments to prevent saliva, spittle, or debris from contaminating the clinician’s clothing or equipment. It drapes over the chest and neck, creating a clean zone around the mouth while allowing access for instruments and imaging sensors.
Radiation shielding goggles and spectacles are protective eyewear designed to reduce healthcare workers’ exposure to ionizing radiation during medical procedures. They provide a physical barrier against primary and scattered radiation, helping to safeguard vision during fluoroscopy, X-rays, and other high-radiation treatments.
Apolipoprotein B (Apo B) IVD reagents are laboratory chemicals designed to work alongside in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems for measuring Apo B levels in blood samples. Clinically, these reagents help assess cardiovascular risk by quantifying the protein bound to low-density lipoproteins (LDL), aiding in lipid management and patient monitoring for conditions like atherosclerosis.
An arthroscopic shaver system is a reusable, electrically-powered surgical tool used in joint procedures like knee, shoulder, or ankle surgeries. It combines a control unit with adjustable settings and a handheld handpiece to precisely resect bone or soft tissue, often paired with irrigation to maintain visibility and reduce debris.
An auditory stimulator is an electrical device designed to deliver controlled sound signals, such as tones or speech, directly to a patient's hearing system. These instruments are essential components used within clinical equipment for testing hearing sensitivity, screening auditory function, and recording evoked potentials.
Enteral feeding noninvasive-component sets are disposable assemblies used to deliver nutrition directly to the stomach or intestines through a feeding tube. They include tubing, connectors, chambers, clamps, and storage bags designed for external (non-invasive) use, ensuring safe and controlled feeding without surgical insertion.
Electric examination/treatment chairs are powered devices designed to hold patients in seated or reclined positions for medical exams, treatments, or procedures. They provide adjustable support, often with movable parts like armrests or height-adjustable mechanisms, to enhance accessibility and comfort across various clinical settings.
Polymer-metal tracheal/bronchial stents are implanted devices designed to restore and maintain airflow in narrowed or blocked airways, such as the trachea or bronchi. These stents combine metal mesh with synthetic polymer coatings or supports to provide structural stability while minimizing tissue irritation, often used in cases of tumors, strictures, or congenital abnormalities.
A spinal endoscopic-access system is a specialized surgical toolkit designed to create controlled pathways into the spine for minimally invasive procedures. It combines dilation instruments, an endoscope, lighting, and imaging components to enable precise visualization and access to spinal regions—such as the cervical, thoracic, or lumbar areas—while reducing tissue trauma compared to traditional open surgery.
Full-body CT systems are advanced imaging devices designed to capture detailed cross-sectional images of the entire human body in a single scan. Clinically, they enable rapid and precise diagnosis of complex conditions—such as trauma, vascular disorders, or oncological evaluations—by providing high-resolution 2D and 3D reconstructions for better treatment planning.
A hearing aid/implant system remote control is a small, portable device that lets users adjust their hearing aid or cochlear implant settings wirelessly—such as changing volume or switching programs—without handling the implant itself. These controls are designed for convenience, allowing discreet adjustments on the go, whether in a pocket, purse, or attached to keys.
A surgical drill guide obturator is a reusable accessory used during orthopedic or spinal procedures to clear the channel inside a drill guide before drilling begins. Its primary function is to prevent soft tissue or debris from clogging the guide’s lumen, ensuring smooth and accurate placement of surgical instruments like screws or pins.
Cochlear implant/auditory brainstem implant coils are external components that connect sound processors to the internal implantable receiver-stimulator, enabling electrical signal transmission for hearing restoration in individuals with severe to profound deafness. These devices use magnetic coupling to link with the implanted system, facilitating the conversion of sound into electrical impulses that stimulate the auditory nerve or brainstem.
Surgical oscillating saw blades are reusable cutting tools designed for orthopaedic or oral surgery, where they cut bone or tissue with a rapid, oscillating motion. These blades attach to powered saws and feature serrated edges arranged in a forward-facing arc or flat plane, enabling precise cuts during procedures like bone resection or joint surgery.
Universal operating tables with electrohydraulic controls are motorized surgical tables designed to adjust patient positioning dynamically during procedures. Their segmented, articulating surfaces allow precise contouring—such as tilting, flexing, or curving—to support a wide range of surgical specialties, from orthopedics to neurosurgery.
A direct otoscope is a handheld, electrically-powered device used by clinicians to visually inspect the ear canal and eardrum. It projects a focused light into the ear while allowing direct observation, often with optional air pressure to assess eardrum mobility.
Vacuum hose is a flexible, reinforced tubing designed to safely transmit suction from medical vacuum systems to connected devices or equipment. Clinically, it ensures reliable airflow for procedures like wound drainage, aspiration, or respiratory support, where consistent vacuum pressure is critical.
Body-orifice ultrasound imaging transducer covers are single-use protective barriers designed to shield ultrasound probes during examinations of internal body cavities like the vagina, rectum, or esophagus. Their primary purpose is to prevent contamination from body fluids or lubricants while maintaining hygiene standards for the imaging system.
Bone matrix implants, composite, are synthetic scaffolds designed to support natural bone regeneration. They combine bone substitute materials like ceramics with growth factors to create a framework that guides new bone formation, helping repair defects from trauma, surgery, or conditions like osteoporosis.
This category includes reagents designed to detect antigens from multiple *Salmonella* species in laboratory settings. These in vitro diagnostic (IVD) tools are used alongside parent test systems to confirm bacterial presence in cultured clinical samples, aiding rapid identification for infection diagnosis or outbreak monitoring.
An oral care kit, single-use, is a pre-packaged set of hygiene tools designed to clean and maintain a patient’s mouth. It includes items like a disposable toothbrush, antiseptic swabs, and oral moisturizing solutions to reduce bacteria and prevent infections, particularly in clinical or home care settings where manual oral care is needed.
Spinal dynamic-stabilization systems are surgical implants designed to provide controlled movement between unstable vertebrae while promoting spinal stability. Unlike rigid fixation, these systems allow limited motion to reduce stress on adjacent segments, often used for conditions like degenerative spondylolisthesis or pseudoarthrosis.
Endoscope cleaning kits are disposable sets designed to manually clean and decontaminate endoscopes before sterilization. They typically include brushes, detergents, and applicators to remove debris and bioburden from the device’s internal and external surfaces, ensuring safe reuse in clinical settings.
Lacrimal punctum plugs are small, sterile devices placed into the tear ducts (punctal openings) to block fluid drainage. Clinically, they help manage chronic dry eye by retaining moisture in the eye’s surface, reducing irritation and discomfort for patients with conditions like Sjögren’s syndrome or evaporative dryness.
Endoscopic-access dilators are reusable medical devices designed to widen narrow body passages or channels, enabling safer insertion of endoscopic tools. Clinically, they help create access routes for procedures like biopsies, drainage, or surgical interventions, often used in areas such as the biliary tract, urinary system, or joints.
Secondary batteries are rechargeable energy sources designed to power medical devices where electrical supply isn’t practical or reliable. They provide backup power for implantable devices like pacemakers or external tools such as surgical instruments, ensuring continuous operation when mains power isn’t available.
Denture reliners (soft, professional) are dental materials designed to resurface the inner surface of existing dentures, improving fit and comfort for patients. These materials are applied by dentists or lab technicians to create a soft, flexible lining that adapts to changes in a patient’s mouth over time, such as gum recession or bone loss.
Extra-gynaecological surgical mesh made from bioabsorbable synthetic polymers is designed for reinforcing or repairing tissues outside the gynaecological system. Clinically, it supports procedures like hernia repair, pericardial reinforcement, or soft tissue reconstruction, where temporary structural support is needed before the body naturally absorbs the material.
Intracerebral infusion/drainage catheters for long-term use are flexible, sterile tubes surgically placed inside the brain to manage cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) or deliver therapeutic agents over extended periods (over 30 days). They are commonly used in treating conditions like hydrocephalus, intracranial pressure monitoring, or delivering treatments to brain tumors, often as part of a shunt system.
Blue/red/infrared phototherapy lamps are portable, light-emitting devices that combine blue, red, and infrared wavelengths to target mild skin conditions like acne, superficial wounds, or cosmetic concerns. Clinically, they’re used for pain relief, muscle relaxation, and skin rejuvenation by delivering controlled light therapy, often in home or clinical settings.
Extra-gynaecological surgical mesh made from composite polymers combines a bioabsorbable material with a permanent polymer to reinforce or repair tissues outside the gynaecological system. These devices are primarily used in procedures like pericardial reinforcement, plastic surgery, or abdominal hernia repair, where long-term structural support is needed.
Skin marking pens are single-use tools designed to clearly outline areas on a patient’s skin, such as surgical sites or dermatology treatment zones. They use non-toxic ink to ensure precision and reduce risks like ink transfer or skin irritation, making them essential for preoperative planning and dermatological procedures.
Arthrodesis nails are intramedullary rods inserted into long bones to stabilize fractures or fuse joints permanently, typically used in traumatic repair or reconstructive surgery. These devices hold bone fragments in place to promote healing and joint fixation, often in procedures like femur or tibia stabilization.
A nerve-locating system is a multicomponent, electrically powered device assembly used to identify and assess nerve pathways by delivering controlled electrical stimulation via a probe and observing resulting muscle responses. It helps clinicians evaluate nerve function and precisely locate nerves during diagnostic procedures or surgery to minimize the risk of inadvertent nerve damage.
A radiology picture archiving and communication system (PACS) workstation is a standalone image processing device that functions as part of a PACS network. It is used to receive, store, transmit, view, and manipulate medical images from modalities such as X-ray, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine, as well as integrate with hospital or laboratory information systems.
Stationary panoramic/tomographic dental X-ray systems with digital imaging are fixed medical devices used for detailed scans of teeth, jaws, and surrounding facial structures. These systems capture high-resolution images for diagnosing dental issues, planning orthodontics, or evaluating maxillofacial conditions like impacted teeth or bone abnormalities.
Cast shoes are protective footwear designed to be worn over a casted foot, providing stability and safeguarding the healing area during movement. They offer comfort and support for patients who need to walk while recovering, and some models also protect the toes from injury or pressure.
A foetal Doppler system is a portable, hand-held device that uses ultrasound technology to detect and monitor the heartbeat of a developing foetus during pregnancy. It consists of a main unit with a display and controls, connected to a probe that is placed on the mother’s abdomen to pick up and amplify foetal heart sounds, which are then heard through a speaker or headphones.
A microscope slide stainer is an automated laboratory instrument designed to prepare clinical specimens for microscopic examination. These devices apply biological or cytochemical staining solutions to blood and tissue samples fixed to slides, streamlining the diagnostic preparation process.
Non-woven gauze roll/sheet is a flexible, stretchable dressing material made from synthetic fibers like rayon or polyester, supplied in a continuous roll or folded sheet format. It is intended for general wound care purposes such as covering wounds, securing other dressings, providing padding, or applying light compression, and is designed for single use only.
An orthopaedic graft inserter, reusable is a hand-held surgical instrument used by surgeons to position and deliver cartilage or bone grafts into joint defects, such as during anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. It functions by advancing the graft through a tubular holder or funnel mechanism to ensure precise placement in the chondral defect.
Antibacterial MIC test strips are in vitro diagnostic devices used to measure how much of a specific antibiotic is needed to inhibit bacterial growth. Clinically, they help guide treatment decisions by determining the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) for bacteria isolated from patient samples, ensuring targeted and effective therapy.
An indirect flat panel x-ray detector is a portable, cassette-style device that captures x-ray images and converts them into digital signals for medical imaging. It uses two-step technology—first converting x-rays to light via a scintillator, then turning that light into digital data—making it versatile for general radiographic use across different body parts and imaging setups.
Subcutaneous infusion/injection port needles are single-use, sterile devices designed for precise delivery of medications beneath the skin. They attach to syringes and facilitate injections or infusions in shallow tissue layers, commonly used for insulin therapy or other subcutaneous treatments.
Transport electric ventilators are portable, battery-powered machines that deliver mechanical breathing support to patients during movement between healthcare settings or in emergency scenarios. These devices are engineered to provide consistent, controlled ventilation—typically mandatory breaths—while monitoring airway pressure and triggering alarms for safety.