Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Wound hydrogel dressings are single-use, moisturizing wound coverings designed to create and maintain a hydrated environment for healing. They help soften necrotic tissue, absorb light to moderate fluid from wounds, and may include additional materials like alginate or film backing to enhance protection or absorption.
First aid absorbent pad/bandages are designed for immediate, short-term wound care after injury. They combine an absorbent pad (like gauze or cotton) with a roll bandage to cover wounds, control bleeding, and optionally deliver topical medications when applied directly to the injury site.
Ophthalmic suture scissors are precision surgical tools designed specifically for cutting sutures during eye procedures. Their fine, sharp blades and ergonomic handles allow surgeons to make clean, controlled cuts with minimal tissue damage, ensuring precision in delicate ophthalmic surgeries.
Custom-made dental crowns combining metal and ceramic are laboratory-fabricated restorations designed to restore the shape, function, and appearance of damaged or missing natural tooth crowns. These devices are tailored to fit individual patients, providing durable protection and aesthetic blending with surrounding teeth while supporting chewing and speech.
Endodontic enlargers are reusable dental instruments used to widen the opening of the root canal during endodontic treatment. Clinically, they help prepare the canal for cleaning, shaping, and filling, ensuring proper access and treatment success.
Cardiovascular patch, animal-derived refers to implantable patches made from animal tissues like porcine, bovine, or equine pericardium or collagen. These patches are used in surgical procedures to reinforce weakened or damaged heart or blood vessel tissues, such as during repairs for defects, endarterectomies, or vascular reconstructions.
Orthopaedic cement preparation/delivery kits are sterile, single-use systems designed to mix and apply bone cement during joint replacement or spinal stabilization surgeries. These kits streamline the surgical process by providing specialized tools like mixing bowls, injectors, and applicators to ensure precise cement placement and fixation of implants.
A glenoid orthopaedic reamer is a surgical tool used during shoulder arthroplasty to precisely shape and prepare the glenoid fossa—the socket portion of the shoulder joint—so it can properly fit a prosthetic component. It removes damaged cartilage and bone while ensuring a stable base for the implant, improving long-term joint function and reducing wear over time.
An ophthalmic slit lamp is a specialized microscope used by eye care professionals to examine the internal structures of the eye. It shines a focused beam of light through the pupil to illuminate and magnify parts like the cornea, iris, and lens, helping diagnose conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, or corneal abnormalities.
Assistive passenger lifts are vertical transport systems designed to move individuals with mobility impairments—including those using wheelchairs—between different levels of a building or vessel. They provide safe, accessible travel for people who may struggle with stairs or standard elevators, ensuring independence in environments like homes, offices, or ships.
Dental elevators for sinus lifts are surgical tools used in oral and maxillofacial procedures to carefully separate the sinus membrane from the bone beneath it. This creates space for bone grafts, enabling successful dental implant placement in patients with insufficient natural bone height in the upper jaw.
A non-rebreathing oxygen face mask is a single-use device designed to deliver high concentrations of oxygen to a patient’s airway. It fits over the nose and mouth, using valves to prevent room air from mixing with oxygen and to block exhaled gases from contaminating the oxygen supply, ensuring efficient and consistent oxygen therapy.
A suturing unit, reprocessed, is a reusable device designed to assist surgeons in passing sutures or needle-suture assemblies through tissue or prosthetic materials during endoscopic or open surgical procedures. It often includes features like hooks, forceps-like jaws, or cutting components to create suture tunnels and may help knot, cut, or tighten sutures after placement.
A reverse shoulder prosthesis head is a key component designed for use in shoulder arthroplasty procedures, specifically in reverse shoulder replacements. It serves as the glenosphere, articulating with the reverse shoulder cup to restore mobility and stability in patients with severe shoulder arthritis, rotator cuff tears, or fractures where traditional implants are unsuitable.
Ventilator breathing circuits are reusable assemblies that connect a mechanical ventilator to a patient, facilitating the delivery of oxygen, air, or other therapeutic gases. They include components like breathing tubes, connectors, and attachments for humidifiers, medications, or monitoring devices to ensure safe and effective respiratory support during ventilation.
Orthopaedic cement spacers are temporary implants used during joint surgery to treat severe infections. Made from bone cement infused with antibiotics, they fill the joint space to deliver localized drug therapy while preventing bone contact and soft-tissue contraction, allowing the infection to resolve before permanent joint replacement.
Radiographic image markers are small, manually placed tools used in medical and dental imaging to leave visible identifiers on X-ray films or digital images. They help radiologists and clinicians record key details like patient orientation, anatomical landmarks, or technical settings directly on the captured image.
Medical equipment handle covers are single-use protective barriers designed to maintain sterility during surgical or clinical procedures. They attach to the handle of devices like operating lights or ultrasound probes, preventing contamination while also improving grip for better control.
Wheelchair back rests are padded supports designed to replace or enhance a wheelchair’s standard upholstery, offering better back support, posture alignment, and comfort for users. They help reduce pressure points, improve airflow, and accommodate varying body shapes to minimize discomfort during prolonged seating.
Tourniquet cuffs (reprocessed) are reusable band-like devices applied around an arm or leg to temporarily block blood flow during surgery or trauma care. They connect to a control unit to maintain precise pressure, often featuring dual chambers to reduce tissue damage and ensure safe circulation control.
An uncoated hip femur prosthesis is a one-piece implant designed to replace the upper part of the femur in total hip replacement surgery. It is used to restore joint function and mobility in patients with severe arthritis, fractures, or other degenerative conditions affecting the hip, providing structural support without additional fixation enhancements like coatings.
A caecostomy tube is a flexible, sterile tube inserted through the abdominal wall into the caecum to manage chronic fecal incontinence. It allows controlled irrigation of the colon and drainage of bowel contents, providing relief for patients with severe bowel control issues.
Coronary artery clamps are single-use surgical tools used during coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) to temporarily stop blood flow in a coronary artery. By applying controlled pressure, they create a stable, atraumatic seal to prevent bleeding while the graft is attached, ensuring precision and safety during the procedure.
General-purpose syringes and needles are sterile, single-use devices designed for precise injection or withdrawal of fluids or gases. They feature a calibrated barrel and plunger, often paired with a non-retractable needle (attached or detached), and are used across medical procedures—from fluid transfers to sample collection—where a versatile, reusable-free solution is needed.
A direct ophthalmoscope is a handheld, electrically powered device used by eye care professionals to examine the interior structures of the eye, such as the retina, lens, and optic nerve. By shining a light into the pupil and using adjustable lenses, clinicians can create a magnified, upright view of the eye’s internal anatomy for diagnostic purposes.
An invasive vascular ultrasound system is a specialized medical device used during vascular procedures to detect and evaluate blockages or damage within blood vessels. By combining ultrasound, Doppler, and transit-time technology, these systems provide real-time imaging and measurements—such as blood flow and vascular resistance—to guide surgical interventions like clot removal or bypass procedures.
Denture base resin kits are laboratory-grade materials designed to create the foundation of removable dentures, known as the denture base. These kits include resins, catalysts, and sometimes additional tools like flasks to shape and harden the base that supports artificial teeth, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for patients.
General-purpose light sources are high-intensity, AC-powered devices that emit bright, focused light—often called cold light—to illuminate areas during medical examinations and procedures. They are commonly used in surgeries, endoscopies, and dermatological checks where precise lighting enhances visibility of tissues or instruments.
Haematological concentrate system preparation kits for platelet concentration are designed to isolate and concentrate platelets from a patient’s own blood. These devices help accelerate wound healing and promote haemostasis in soft tissues or bone injuries by delivering a higher concentration of platelets in plasma or fibrin matrix form.
An alternating-pressure inflator is an electrically-powered device designed to cycle air into specialized mattresses or chair cushions with multiple chambers. Clinically, it helps prevent pressure ulcers by shifting pressure points across the patient’s body in a controlled, timed sequence, improving circulation and comfort for extended use.
Barbed polyester suture with antimicrobial properties is a single-use, synthetic thread designed to close soft-tissue wounds or incisions. Its barbs create tension to hold wound edges together without requiring knots, while the antimicrobial agent helps reduce infection risk during healing.
Cervical total intervertebral disc prostheses (modular) are artificial disc replacements designed to restore mobility and stability to damaged cervical spine discs. These three-part implants consist of metal endplates anchored to vertebrae and a core that allows controlled movement, reducing pain and improving function in patients with degenerative disc disease or severe arthritis.
Dental matrix bands are reusable tools designed to shape and support a tooth during restorative procedures, such as fillings. They create a precise mould around the tooth to ensure the filling material is placed correctly, maintaining proper contours and margins for a natural-looking result.
LED dental lights are reusable, line-powered devices used in dental settings to provide focused illumination inside the oral cavity. They project a bright, adjustable beam of light to enhance visibility during examinations, treatments, or procedures, often integrated with dental tools like suction cannulas or retractors for hands-free operation.
A nephroscopic surgical procedure kit is a sterile, single-use collection of instruments and materials designed for minimally invasive kidney surgeries. These kits include endoscopic tools, surgical accessories, and dressings tailored for procedures like stone removal or tissue biopsy, reducing infection risk by avoiding reuse.
Fixed examination/treatment room lights are medical devices designed to provide focused illumination for clinical procedures, ensuring clear visibility during examinations or treatments. They are commonly mounted on ceilings, walls, or mobile stands and may include adjustable or directional lighting to enhance precision in procedures like surgery, dermatology, or ophthalmology.
Skin-closure adhesive strips are small, flexible bands designed to hold together the edges of shallow wounds, such as minor cuts or surgical incisions. They provide temporary closure without sutures, reducing the need for stitches while promoting healing in superficial skin injuries.
A surgical drill chuck is a reusable mechanical component that securely holds and rotates cutting tools, like drill bits, during orthopedic or spinal procedures. It attaches to powered or manual surgical drills, ensuring precise control and stability while shaping bone or preparing surgical sites.
Bone/joint surgical power tool motorized handpiece sets are reusable, electrically powered instruments used in orthopedic and joint surgeries. They drive drill bits, saw blades, or burs to prepare bone surfaces, remove tissue, or insert implants during procedures like joint replacements or spinal surgeries.
Nitrile surgical gloves, non-powdered, are single-use protective barriers designed for healthcare providers during surgical procedures. They shield both patients and staff from microbial contamination while reducing the risk of latex allergies, thanks to their synthetic nitrile material.
Peripheral nerve-block sharp needles are sterile, single-use instruments designed to deliver anaesthetic or pain-relieving agents directly to specific peripheral nerves. Clinically, they enable procedures like regional anaesthesia, muscle blocks, or joint injections to manage acute or chronic pain, often used in orthopaedics, obstetrics, or post-surgical care.
Surgical staple loading units (non-cutting) are disposable components that hold surgical staples for use with powered staplers. They are used in minimally invasive procedures to securely join tissues—such as skin, bowel, or other internal structures—by deploying multiple staples in a single application, aiding precise wound closure and healing in surgeries like abdominal, gynecologic, or reconstructive procedures.
Absorbent underpads are flat, disposable fabric sheets designed to absorb bodily fluids during medical procedures, childbirth, or incontinence care. Placed beneath patients on surfaces like beds or tables, they help maintain cleanliness and prevent fluid leakage in clinical or home settings.
Bed/chair electric massagers are portable, AC-powered devices designed to deliver therapeutic massage while seated in a chair or lying in a bed. They target muscle tension, improve circulation, and relieve discomfort in areas like the back, neck, and legs, often used for relaxation or pain management at home.
Dental prosthesis removal instruments are manual tools designed to safely detach cemented dental restorations like crowns, bridges, or dentures from teeth or implant abutments. They apply controlled force to break the bond between the prosthesis and the underlying structure without damaging the tooth or surrounding tissues, often used in clinical settings for routine adjustments or repairs.
A dynamic-response foot prosthesis is an artificial foot designed to mimic natural movement and improve mobility for lower-limb amputees. These devices store and release energy during walking to enhance push-off power, gait stability, and overall walking efficiency, making them ideal for active users who need agility and endurance.
Walking aid handgrips are reusable accessories designed to improve grip and stability when using walking aids like canes, crutches, or frames. They help users maintain better control, reducing the risk of slips or falls during mobility assistance.
Buffered sample diluent IVDs are laboratory reagents designed to prepare clinical specimens—such as whole blood—for analysis. They help stabilize cells, dilute samples to appropriate concentrations, and ensure consistent staining or testing conditions in automated or manual workflows, particularly for hematology or immunoassay procedures.
Open-surgery manual linear cutting staplers are sterile, hand-held surgical instruments used during open surgical procedures to quickly cut through tissues and create connections between them. These devices are commonly employed in abdominal, gynecological, pediatric, and thoracic surgeries to resect tissues like the colon while simultaneously applying rows of surgical staples to the cut ends.
Surgical instrument track identification tape is a single-use adhesive strip designed to mark surgical tools for ownership tracking. Applied to handles or shafts, it helps hospitals and clinics ensure instruments are correctly identified and returned to the right department or staff member after sterilization or use in procedures.
An alternating-pressure bed mattress overlay is a reusable pad designed to sit atop a standard mattress, featuring interconnected chambers that inflate and deflate in sequence. Clinically, it redistributes body weight by shifting pressure points, helping prevent pressure ulcers (bedsores) in immobilized patients, such as those with disabilities, low mobility, or severe medical conditions like decubitus ulcers.
An arthrogram kit is a set of tools and supplies used to create detailed X-ray images of a joint by injecting a contrast agent into the joint space. Clinically, it helps diagnose injuries, inflammation, or structural abnormalities like tears or degeneration in tendons, ligaments, or cartilage.
External circulating-air core temperature regulation system pads are single-use overlays or underlays designed to regulate a patient’s body temperature by circulating temperature-controlled air. Clinically, they are used in surgical and intensive care settings to maintain or adjust core body temperature during procedures or recovery, helping prevent hypothermia or hyperthermia.
General-purpose reusable bowls are versatile medical devices used to hold fluids, instruments, or body waste during procedures. Their design allows for flexibility in clinical settings, such as surgery, diagnostics, or patient care, where containment and transport of materials are needed.
Limb tourniquets, manual and single-use, are designed to be wrapped around a patient’s arm or leg to temporarily restrict blood flow. Clinically, they’re primarily used in emergencies—such as trauma or blood sampling—to control bleeding or isolate a limb for procedures.
Microscope slide coverslips are thin glass or plastic sheets placed over specimens on microscope slides to shield them from physical damage and contamination. Clinically, they help preserve sample integrity during examination, particularly in diagnostic testing like histology or microbiology.
Body-surface pressure mapping systems use sensor pads and specialized software to measure and visualize pressure distribution between a patient’s skin and a support surface, such as a wheelchair cushion. Clinically, these devices help assess pressure points and guide customization of seating or mobility aids to minimize the risk of pressure ulcers (bedsores) in patients with limited mobility or prolonged sitting.
A roller-type cardiopulmonary bypass system is a mechanical device used during open-heart surgery to temporarily replace heart and lung functions. It circulates, oxygenates, and filters blood while the heart is stopped or bypassed, ensuring oxygen delivery to the body and maintaining stable vital signs throughout the procedure.
A hot therapy pack heating unit is an electrical device designed to safely heat reusable therapy packs for medical applications. Clinically, it ensures packs reach precise temperatures for pain relief, muscle relaxation, or wound care in settings like emergency rooms, physiotherapy clinics, or rehabilitation centers.
A cartilage knife is a precision surgical tool used for cutting, shaping, or trimming cartilage during orthopedic or reconstructive procedures. Its long, scalpel-like blade allows surgeons to perform delicate tissue modifications with control, often in joint surgeries or cartilage grafts.
Hydro-massage turbines are AC-powered devices placed inside bathtubs to create a whirlpool effect by aerating and circulating water. Clinically, they provide hydrotherapy to relieve muscle tension, reduce swelling, and improve circulation, often used for patients with musculoskeletal conditions or post-injury recovery.
A lacrimal procedural cannula is a sterile, single-use instrument designed for precise insertion into the lacrimal drainage system to facilitate procedures like irrigation, aspiration, or stent placement. Clinically, these devices assist in clearing blockages, flushing debris, or positioning drainage tubes to restore proper tear flow in conditions such as nasolacrimal duct obstruction.
Multiple-piece intestinal ostomy bags are disposable pouches used to collect and contain intestinal waste after surgeries like colostomy or ileostomy. They attach around the stoma and feature a detachable base plate and pouch, allowing for easy drainage and emptying multiple times daily.
Basic bed mattresses are large, supportive fabric covers filled with resilient materials like foam or springs, designed to sit atop a bed frame or support platform. They serve as the primary resting surface for sleep or reclining, offering comfort and structural support without any specialized medical functions.
These devices are designed to validate and calibrate immunoassays or other tests that detect multiple therapeutic drugs or drugs of abuse in clinical samples like blood, urine, or saliva. They ensure accuracy and reliability in laboratory testing by providing reference standards for comparison against patient specimens.
A skin-coring punch is a reusable surgical tool used in dermatology to excise small, precise sections of skin. Clinicians rely on it to remove lesions, obtain biopsy samples, or prepare skin grafts by cutting clean, circular tissue cores with minimal trauma.
Endoscopic manual linear cutting staplers are single-use surgical tools designed for endoscopic procedures, allowing surgeons to quickly cut tissue and seal it with staples during abdominal, gynecologic, pediatric, or thoracic surgeries. These devices eliminate the need for temporary clamping by combining a cutting blade with a row of staples, ensuring precise tissue transection and anastomosis formation in minimally invasive settings.
Foot friction/impact protectors are wearable devices designed to cushion and shield the foot—whether bare or in shoes—from rubbing against surfaces or accidental impacts. They help reduce pain during walking, prevent calluses or hard skin formation, and provide comfort for conditions like plantar pressure sensitivity or general foot strain.
Gynaecological scissors (reusable) are surgical cutting tools designed specifically for use in female pelvic procedures. They feature two pivoting blades with ergonomic finger and thumb rings, allowing precise tissue dissection during operations like hysterectomies or biopsies.
Obstetrical forceps are reusable, metal instruments designed to aid in the delivery of a fetus during complicated vaginal births. They feature two curved blades that apply controlled traction or rotation to the baby’s head to help guide it safely through the birth canal.
Skin treatment/finger bandages are elastic, tubular wraps designed to gently secure topical treatments (like creams or ointments) to affected limbs or fingers while protecting sensitive skin. They’re commonly used for conditions such as eczema, wounds, or fragile skin to maintain moisture balance and prevent irritation during healing.
Cannabinoid/cannabinoid metabolite rapid tests are in-vitro diagnostic kits designed to quickly detect the presence of cannabinoids or their metabolites in clinical samples. These tests use immunochromatographic technology (lateral flow) to provide results within minutes, often at the point of care or in lab settings, helping clinicians assess recent drug exposure or compliance in patients.
A medicine cup is a single-use plastic container designed to measure and administer oral medications, including tablets and liquids, to patients or individuals with disabilities. Its graduated markings help ensure accurate dosing, making it a practical tool for caregivers, healthcare providers, and home users.
Mobile/portable oxygen concentrators are compact medical devices that extract and concentrate oxygen from ambient air, delivering it to patients needing supplemental oxygen therapy. Designed for use in homes, healthcare settings, or vehicles, these devices filter and compress air through a molecular sieve to separate nitrogen, producing a flow of enriched oxygen via a nasal cannula or similar interface.
A neurosurgical bone flap elevator is a handheld surgical tool designed to carefully lift and reposition bone flaps during cranial procedures. Its robust, rounded blade gently separates bone from the skull while the ergonomic handle provides precise control for surgeons.
Neutral-pressure intravenous line needleless valve-connector devices are small, plastic components designed to securely connect IV lines, syringes, or catheter ports without needles. They maintain a sealed connection until intentionally disconnected, reducing contamination risks and fluid leakage during IV therapy.
A pulmonary function testing kit consists of disposable components used alongside specialized equipment to measure lung capacity and airflow. Clinically, these kits help diagnose respiratory conditions like asthma, COPD, or other pulmonary disorders by ensuring accurate and hygienic testing through items like mouthpieces, filters, and nose clips.
Eyeball fixation instruments are reusable surgical tools designed to stabilize the eye during procedures like cataract surgery or retinal detachment repairs. Their ring-shaped distal end gently grips the sclera (eye’s white outer layer) while the handle allows precise manual control by the surgeon, ensuring steady positioning during delicate operations.
These devices are calibrators designed to provide standardized reference points for assays that detect multiple therapeutic drugs or drugs of abuse in clinical samples. They help ensure the accuracy and reliability of tests by simulating known concentrations of target substances, supporting precise qualitative or quantitative analysis in laboratory settings.
Calcium hydroxide dental cements are non-aqueous materials used by dental professionals for pulp capping, as well as for lining or basing cavities. These substances facilitate a hardening reaction that allows them to serve as a direct restorative material within the tooth structure.
Motorized long bone distraction intramedullary nails are implantable devices designed to gradually lengthen or stabilize long bones like the femur or tibia. They use an internal motor and telescoping rod system to apply controlled force, aiding fracture healing or correcting limb length discrepancies through gradual distraction.
Neurosurgical sponges are sterile, absorbent materials designed to absorb blood and cerebrospinal fluid during brain surgery. They help maintain a clear surgical field and reduce contamination risks while the procedure is underway.
Spinal cord/peripheral nerve implantable analgesic electrical stimulation systems use implanted leads to deliver controlled electrical impulses to targeted nerves. These devices are designed to manage and relieve chronic or intractable pain by modulating nerve signals in the spinal cord or peripheral nerves, such as those in the lumbar region, limbs, or torso.
Total wrist prostheses are artificial joint replacements designed to restore function and relieve pain in severely damaged or degenerative wrists, such as those affected by fractures or arthritis. These implants replace both the radial and carpal surfaces with metal and polyethylene components, often including a spacer to mimic natural joint movement and secure fixation during surgery.
Dental pit and fissure sealants are thin, resin-based coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of teeth to prevent decay by sealing deep grooves and fissures where bacteria can accumulate. Clinically, they act as a protective barrier, reducing the risk of cavities in children and adults with susceptible tooth anatomy, particularly molars and premolars.
A gastrointestinal motility manometric catheter with electronic sensors is a reusable, flexible tube inserted into the GI tract—via the nose or rectum—to measure pressure, pH, and electrical impedance. Clinically, it assesses motility disorders, reflux, or functional GI conditions by capturing real-time data from the pharynx to the anorectal area, often generating 3D motility maps for diagnostic clarity.
Laboratory analyser cuvettes are single-use, transparent containers used in in vitro diagnostics to hold specimens or reagents during automated testing. They enable precise light-based measurements in clinical chemistry analysers, supporting accurate results for blood tests, glucose monitoring, and other laboratory assays.
Ophthalmic surgical irrigation/infusion/aspiration handles are reusable, hand-held tools used during cataract surgery to control fluid flow through connected cannulas. They act as a manual interface between the cannula and tubing, allowing surgeons to precisely manipulate irrigation, infusion, or aspiration during procedures like capsular polishing or phacoemulsification.
Transcutaneous electrical stimulation electrodes are reusable, non-invasive devices designed to deliver therapeutic electrical currents through the skin for pain relief or muscle stimulation. Clinically, they’re used in treatments like TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) for chronic pain, EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) for rehabilitation, or CES (cranial electrotherapy stimulation) for mood or sleep disorders.
An aortic open-surgery heart valve bioprosthesis is a surgically implanted valve made from animal tissue (like pig or cow heart valves) to replace or repair a damaged aortic valve. These devices are designed to restore proper blood flow through the heart when a patient has congenital or acquired valvular disease, offering a durable alternative to mechanical valves without the need for lifelong anticoagulation.
Full blood count (FBC) in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) controls are reference materials designed to ensure the accuracy and reliability of blood tests that measure key cell parameters like red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and other markers. Clinically, these controls help laboratories validate their testing systems for complete blood count (CBC) assays, ensuring consistent and trustworthy diagnostic results for patient care.
Glucose IVD (In Vitro Diagnostic) kits with electrometry measure blood glucose levels quantitatively, typically used in clinical settings like hospitals, labs, or point-of-care testing. These devices provide precise readings to monitor diabetes management, assess metabolic conditions, or evaluate patient responses to treatments, often in environments requiring high accuracy and reliability.
Polymeric osteotomy fusion cages are implantable devices placed between cut bone ends to support healing and proper alignment after an osteotomy procedure. They are often used alongside metal plates and bone grafts to stabilize the site and encourage bone fusion in long bones like the femur or tibia.
Scrub suits designed for single-use are protective garments worn by healthcare staff during surgical and clinical procedures to maintain sterile conditions. They consist of disposable shirts and pants made to create a barrier against contamination, reducing the risk of cross-transmission between staff and patients in high-hygiene environments like operating rooms.
Shoulder immobilizers are wearable devices used to stabilize and protect the shoulder joint during recovery from injuries or post-surgery. They help maintain proper alignment, reduce movement, and provide comfort while supporting healing processes like fractures, dislocations, or soft tissue repairs.
A manometric gastrointestinal motility analysis system measures pressure and motility within the digestive tract using specialized catheters or probes inserted into the stomach or intestines. Clinicians use these systems to diagnose conditions like swallowing disorders (dysphagia), acid reflux (GERD), unexplained chest pain, and neuromuscular or connective tissue disorders by analyzing peristaltic activity and related physiological signals.
A dental implantation drilling template guide-sleeve is a precision tubular device designed to fit within the guide holes of a dental drilling template. It ensures accurate alignment and depth control during the drilling process for dental implant placement in the jawbone, reducing operator error and improving surgical outcomes.
Exudate-absorbent dressings with antimicrobial properties are designed to manage wounds that produce excess fluid, such as ulcers, burns, or surgical incisions. These dressings help control moisture, reduce odor, and protect wounds from infection by incorporating agents like silver or chlorhexidine while maintaining a moist healing environment.
Gastrointestinal endoscopic clips designed for short-term use (up to 30 days) are metallic devices deployed via endoscopy to control bleeding, seal perforations, or approximate tissue in the GI tract. They are primarily used during procedures to mark areas of interest, close defects, or manage mucosal/submucosal injuries while minimizing complications.
An infrared ear thermometer is a handheld device that measures body temperature by detecting infrared radiation from the ear canal, often targeting the tympanic membrane. Clinically, it provides a quick, non-invasive way to estimate core body temperature, useful for monitoring fever, infection, or other conditions requiring precise temperature assessment.