Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Bone nail trial devices are temporary, precision tools used in orthopedic surgery to plan the placement of permanent intramedullary nails. They fit inside the bone’s canal—such as the femur or tibia—to help surgeons align and size the final implant before insertion, ensuring optimal stability and fit.
An electromyograph (EMG) is a diagnostic device that measures and records the electrical activity produced by skeletal muscles. Clinicians use it to identify abnormalities in muscle or nerve function, helping diagnose conditions like neuromuscular disorders, nerve compression, or muscular dystrophy.
Laparoscopic multi-instrument access ports are single-use devices designed to create and maintain a sealed entry point for multiple surgical instruments during minimally invasive abdominal procedures. They help preserve pneumoperitoneum (air pressure in the abdomen) while allowing simultaneous insertion of tools, cameras, or specimen retrieval tools through a single incision.
Portable metabolic profile analysers are semi-automated lab instruments designed for rapid, on-site measurement of key clinical chemistry markers. They assess multiple analytes—such as electrolytes, glucose, blood gases, and metabolic indicators—to help diagnose conditions like metabolic disorders, acid-base imbalances, or organ dysfunction in critical or remote care settings.
A reverse shoulder prosthesis base plate is a metal component designed to be securely fixed to the scapula (shoulder blade) using screws. It forms the stable foundation onto which the reverse shoulder’s glenosphere (ball-like component) attaches, enabling improved shoulder mechanics for patients with severe arthritis or rotator cuff tears.
This category includes reagents used in laboratory tests to measure the amount of triglycerides in blood or other clinical samples. These substances are essential components of in vitro diagnostic (IVD) assays that help assess lipid metabolism and cardiovascular risk.
Endoscopic bipolar reusable electrodes are surgical tools designed for cutting, coagulating, or ablating tissue during minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopy or arthroscopy. They deliver controlled electrosurgical current directly to targeted areas without requiring a separate return electrode, enabling precise manipulation through endoscopes or forceps.
Medical equipment clinical data interfacing software connects patient-monitoring devices and lab systems to electronic health records (EHRs) or clinical platforms, enabling automated data transfer. It processes and aggregates real-time data—such as waveforms, infusion metrics, or lab results—to streamline workflows, support treatment decisions, and reduce manual entry errors in hospital or clinic settings.
An oesophageal bougie is a reusable, rod-shaped surgical tool used during endoscopic procedures to help identify or widen narrowed sections (strictures) in the esophagus. It can be inserted through the throat to physically stretch the passage, improving swallowing function or preparing the area for further treatment.
Silicone gel-filled breast implants are used for breast reconstruction after mastectomy or to enhance breast size and shape. These devices are surgically placed under the chest tissue or muscle to restore natural contours or achieve aesthetic goals, with customizable options for shape, volume, and shell texture.
Soft-tissue/mesh anchors (non-bioabsorbable) are small, permanent devices implanted into ligaments or soft tissues to secure surgical materials like mesh or sutures. They provide a stable attachment point for repairs, such as hernia or pelvic organ prolapse procedures, without anchoring to bone or repairing cartilage. These devices are typically screw-like and made from durable materials like metal or polypropylene, ensuring long-term stability within the body.
General/multiple surgical diode laser systems are high-power laser devices designed for a wide range of surgical procedures. They emit focused laser beams to cut, remove, or seal tissue, making them versatile for general surgery and specialized treatments like fat reduction, vein removal, spinal decompression, and ENT procedures.
Ophthalmic strabismus scissors are manual, hand-held surgical instruments designed to cut eye muscles during corrective procedures for strabismus. These tools feature pivoted metal blades that operate with a shearing action and may also be used for trimming sutures or surgical drapes.
Urine specimen collection kits (IVD) are designed for gathering, preserving, and safely transporting urine samples for laboratory testing, such as culture or chemical analysis. These kits typically include a collection container, a sterile transport tube, and tools to ensure the sample remains uncontaminated during transfer, often paired with optional accessories like wipes or slides for added convenience.
A vertical expandable prosthetic rib system is a surgical implant designed to correct severe chest wall and spinal deformities in children, particularly those with thoracic insufficiency syndrome (TIS). These systems use expandable rods, hooks, and fixation components to gradually straighten the spine and widen the rib cage, enabling lung growth and improved breathing function over time.
An orthodontic ligature director is a small, handheld dental tool designed to assist orthodontists in positioning ligatures under archwires or bracket wings. It helps secure brackets in place during braces treatment by guiding wires and auxiliaries into precise locations for optimal alignment.
Orthodontic palate expanders and self-removable teeth aligners are adjustable devices designed to gradually widen the upper jaw (maxillary arch) or correct misaligned teeth. They are typically worn by children or adults undergoing orthodontic treatment to create space for crowded teeth or improve bite alignment, often as part of a broader braces regimen.
Professional high-flow respiratory units are electrically powered devices that deliver heated, humidified air or oxygen blends to patients breathing spontaneously. They provide precise flow rates and adjustable oxygen concentrations to support patients with respiratory conditions, such as COPD, or during peri-anesthesia care.
Self-care monitoring and reporting software helps patients track and manage their health data independently, often in the home setting. These tools collect metrics like blood pressure, glucose levels, weight, or exercise activity, then share insights with healthcare providers to support personalized care plans, medication adherence, or early intervention triggers.
An endoscopic video image processing unit is a specialized device that captures, enhances, and displays real-time video from endoscopic procedures. It processes signals from video endoscopes or cameras to improve image clarity, color accuracy, and lighting quality, ensuring better visualization for both the operator and patient during interventions like colonoscopies or ERCPs.
Epidural/intrathecal anaesthesia sets are sterile, single-use kits designed for administering pain-relieving or anaesthetic medications directly into the epidural or intrathecal spaces of the spine. Clinically, they are used during procedures like childbirth, surgery, or chronic pain management to provide targeted analgesia or anaesthesia while minimizing systemic side effects.
An intravenous line recessed-needle connector is a sterile, single-use device designed to safely administer fluids or medications through an IV line or catheter. It features a retractable needle housed in plastic, allowing secure connection to a septum or Luer fitting while protecting healthcare workers from accidental needle sticks once use is complete.
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) IVD reagents are substances or reactants designed to be used with a parent in vitro diagnostic (IVD) system to enable the quantitative measurement of ALT levels in clinical specimens such as serum or plasma. These reagents facilitate the enzymatic reaction necessary for detecting ALT, a key biomarker used in assessing liver function and diagnosing conditions like hepatitis, cirrhosis, or drug-induced liver injury.
Craniofacial bioabsorbable bone screws are small, dissolvable implants used to stabilize fractures in facial bones, including the maxilla, mandible, and orbital areas. They secure bone fragments or plates in place during procedures like reconstructive surgery, craniotomy flap fixation, or trauma repair, often in pediatric or complex cases where long-term hardware removal is undesirable.
Multiple blood gas/haemoximetry/electrolyte control devices are in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) designed to validate the accuracy and reliability of blood analysis systems. They simulate real patient samples to ensure machines measuring oxygen, carbon dioxide, pH, electrolytes, and haemoglobin derivatives perform correctly in clinical settings.
Orthodontic space maintainers are dental appliances designed to hold the gap left by a lost baby tooth until the permanent tooth grows in. They prevent teeth from shifting into the empty space, which could cause misalignment or impaction of the permanent tooth.
An ambulance stretcher docking device is a specialized attachment installed inside ambulances to safely secure stretchers during transport. It provides a stable docking point and locking mechanism to prevent movement, ensuring patient safety and ease of handling for emergency responders.
Basic male condoms made from synthetic polymers like polyurethane or polyisoprene are barrier contraceptives designed to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) during sexual intercourse. They cover the penis entirely and act as a physical block to sperm while also reducing direct contact between partners.
External lower-limb prosthesis structural/alignment components are mechanical parts designed to connect and stabilize different parts of a lower-limb prosthesis, such as sockets, knee joints, or ankle-foot units. They ensure the prosthesis remains intact while allowing precise adjustments to alignment—like shifting or tilting components—to match the patient’s anatomy and movement needs.
Reusable suturing needles are metal instruments designed to guide suture thread through tissue during surgical procedures, ensuring precise stitching of skin, fascia, or other body structures. They come in various shapes—straight, curved, or with specialized tips like the Reverdin type—to adapt to different medical needs, including vascular or delicate tissue work.
An uncoated metallic unicondylar knee tibia prosthesis is a surgical implant used to replace the damaged bearing surface of a single knee compartment (tibial condyle) during partial knee replacement. It provides a durable, metal-on-metal articulation with a femoral component and polyethylene insert, restoring mobility and function in patients with localized osteoarthritis or trauma.
An ENT surgical microscope is a high-magnification optical instrument used during ear, nose, and throat procedures to visualize delicate anatomical structures like nerves and blood vessels. Its adjustable focus, zoom capabilities, and integrated lighting allow surgeons to perform precise, minimally invasive surgeries with enhanced precision and control.
General surgical frequency-doubled solid-state laser systems are high-power laser devices designed to cut, remove, or seal tissue with precision during surgery. These systems use a glass or crystal rod to amplify and double the frequency of laser light, enabling versatile applications in general and specialized procedures like dermatology or urology.
General/multiple surgical solid-state laser systems are high-power laser devices designed for a wide range of surgical procedures, including general surgery and specialized applications like vascular treatments. These systems use a glass or crystal rod to generate a mid-infrared laser beam that vaporizes soft tissue while minimizing bleeding, charring, and deep tissue damage, making them versatile for precise surgical interventions.
A reusable nebulizing system delivery set is designed to connect to a nebulizer, creating an aerosol for inhalation therapy. It typically includes tubing, a mask or mouthpiece, and a medication chamber to help administer respiratory treatments directly to patients.
Orthopaedic bone screw starter/notchers are handheld surgical instruments designed to prepare bone for screw placement. They create indentations or enlarge pilot holes to ensure proper screw threading or anchor positioning, improving fixation stability in procedures like joint repairs or fracture stabilization.
An uncoated unicondylar knee femur prosthesis is a metal implant used to replace a damaged or arthritic surface of the femur in partial knee replacement surgery. It restores joint function by articulating with a tibial component and insert, typically secured with bone cement during the procedure.
Embolization particles that are non-bioabsorbable are small, implantable beads or microspheres designed to block blood vessels during interventional radiology procedures. Clinically, they are used to treat hypervascular tumors and arteriovenous malformations by permanently cutting off blood supply to targeted areas, such as the liver, uterus, or limbs.
An irrigation syringe is a single-use device designed to deliver a controlled flow of fluid into body cavities or orifices for cleaning or flushing purposes. Clinically, it helps remove debris, excess fluid, or contaminants from wounds, surgical sites, or other areas where irrigation is needed to promote healing or prepare for further treatment.
Stationary x-ray grids are components used in diagnostic imaging systems to enhance image clarity by reducing scattered x-ray radiation. Positioned between the patient and the detector, they contain lead strips arranged in linear or crossed patterns to absorb unwanted scatter, resulting in sharper radiographic images for accurate diagnosis.
A vein stripper is a reusable surgical tool used to remove sections of varicose veins through a procedure called stripping. It manually excises diseased or dilated veins—often in the legs—by pulling them out via a controlled avulsion technique, improving circulation and reducing symptoms like pain or swelling.
Wheelchair head/trunk supports, prefabricated, are reusable devices designed to fit onto wheelchairs or vehicles to provide postural support for users. They offer padded, contoured padding for the head and torso, often including optional features like armrests, thigh supports, or tray tables to enhance comfort and stability during seating or transport.
A dental prosthesis bite verification device is a single-use tool used during the final stages of dental restoration. It connects a try-in prosthesis to both the patient’s mouth and the lab model to check how well the crown, bridge, or other restoration fits and looks before final production.
A rigid optical bronchoscope is a medical device used for direct visualization of the trachea, bronchi, and upper lung regions during bronchoscopy procedures. Clinically, it aids in diagnosing respiratory conditions like infections, tumors, or cancer by allowing physicians to inspect airways, collect tissue samples, or remove obstructions while ensuring the patient’s airway remains open.
Ambulatory insulin infusion pumps are portable electronic devices that deliver insulin continuously or intermittently under the skin to manage diabetes. They use software to analyze glucose readings from a connected monitor and automatically adjust insulin doses based on pre-set binary thresholds, helping patients maintain stable blood sugar levels.
Cochlear implant/auditory brainstem implant coil cables are flexible, insulated electrical conductors that connect the sound processor to the external coil in hearing implant systems. They transmit audio signals wirelessly from the processor to the coil, enabling sound processing for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss or specific auditory nerve disorders.
Deep brain electrical stimulation systems are implantable devices that deliver targeted electrical pulses to precise regions of the brain. Clinically, they are used to manage symptoms of movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease or essential tremor, as well as psychiatric conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder or treatment-resistant depression. They may also help alleviate chronic, severe pain that hasn’t responded to other therapies.
A dental implant kit provides the essential components needed to surgically place and restore a dental implant, forming the base for a prosthetic tooth. It typically includes the implant fixture, abutments, and tools like impression caps to ensure proper alignment and fit during both surgical and laboratory phases.
Electrosurgical handpieces (reusable) are handheld tools used in surgery to deliver controlled electrical energy for cutting or coagulating tissue. They connect to an electrosurgical generator and allow surgeons to precisely manipulate electrodes during procedures, improving precision and reducing manual effort.
An end-cut biopsy gun handpiece/needle is a manual, spring-loaded surgical tool used to extract intact tissue samples for pathological testing. It delivers a full-width core of soft tissue—such as from organs like the prostate, liver, or breast—with minimal surrounding damage, often guided by imaging for precision.
An arthroscopic obturator is a reusable, hand-held surgical tool used during arthroscopic procedures to help insert the arthroscopic sleeve into joints like the shoulder or knee. Its hollow design allows it to fit inside the sleeve’s lumen, ensuring smooth placement before the sleeve is removed, reducing tissue trauma during insertion.
A bare-metal aortic stent is a permanent, metal mesh tube placed inside the aorta to widen narrowed sections caused by atherosclerotic disease or congenital narrowing (coarctation). Clinically, it restores blood flow by expanding the vessel lumen, reducing symptoms like high blood pressure or chest pain in affected patients.
Central/peripheral venous endovascular stent-grafts are tubular devices placed inside veins—such as the subclavian or brachiocephalic—to keep the blood vessel open. They’re primarily used to treat narrowed sections (stenosis) in veins connected to arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs) or grafts, helping restore proper blood flow for hemodialysis patients.
An operating room turnover kit is a bundled set of single-use items designed to streamline the cleaning and preparation of an OR between surgical procedures. These kits include essentials like disposable drapes, patient positioners, mop heads, cleaning pads, and waste containment solutions to ensure rapid, hygienic transitions while minimizing manual labor.
Silicone-sheet tissue reconstructive material refers to flexible, non-sterile silicone elastomer sheets designed to support tissue reconstruction in surgical procedures. These materials are customizable in shape and size to address defects in areas like the nasal septum, eardrum, abdominal wall, or orbital floor, often used in plastic or reconstructive surgery.
Voice synthesizer/digitizer devices are assistive technologies that generate spoken output to help individuals with limited or no vocal function communicate. They convert text input—entered via keyboard or symbols—into synthesized speech or pre-recorded natural voice, enabling users with speech impairments to express themselves clearly and independently.
Absorbent stomal dressings are protective pads designed to cover urinary or enteric stomas, shielding them from external irritants while absorbing fluids like sweat, waste, or leaks. Their central hole aligns with the stoma, and they adhere directly to the skin or over an ostomy base plate to prevent leakage and skin irritation.
A breast pump support kit is a reusable set of components designed to work with manual or electric breast pumps, helping mothers manually extract breast milk for storage or infant feeding. These kits often include parts like breast shields, tubing, connectors, and feeding bottles to ensure proper milk collection and safe transfer to an infant.
An elbow radius prosthesis trial device is a temporary implant used during elbow joint replacement surgery to test fit, sizing, and movement before finalizing the permanent prosthesis. Surgeons rely on these reusable trial components to ensure optimal alignment, range of motion, and anatomical compatibility before committing to the definitive implant.
An emergency airway clearance suction system, manual, is a portable device designed to quickly remove fluids, secretions, or obstructions from a patient’s airway during transport or critical situations. It combines a handpiece for oral insertion with a manually operated suction pump, collection container, and filters to ensure safe and efficient clearance without requiring electrical power.
Limb-worn device hygienic covers are protective barriers designed to fit over external prosthetics, orthotics, or limb fixation systems. Their primary purpose is to shield both the device and the patient from dirt, moisture, and microbial contamination during use.
An orthopaedic implantation hammering attachment is a reusable surgical tool designed to assist in the precise placement of orthopaedic implants, such as intramedullary nails. Attached to a hammer or mallet, it provides a stable striking surface to drive implants into bone during procedures like fracture fixation or joint replacement.
Periodontal files and rasps are manual, hand-held dental instruments used to remove stubborn plaque and calculus from teeth during periodontal treatments. Their ridged cutting edges help smooth the gum line and refine the surface of teeth, aiding in the prevention of gum disease and improving oral health outcomes.
Anaesthesia conduction filters are sterile, single-use devices designed to reduce contamination during the administration of local anaesthetics. They are placed between the anaesthetic solution and the catheter or needle to trap particles that could otherwise enter the patient’s body, helping to prevent infections or blockages.
Foot cushions are soft, supportive pads designed to relieve pressure on the feet and ankles, often used in clinical settings to prevent or manage musculoskeletal and circulatory issues. They may help reduce heel pressure for seated patients or gently elevate feet to improve circulation and lower the risk of pressure sores or ulcers.
General-purpose non-vascular guidewires are flexible metal wires used to guide catheters or other interventional tools through body lumens like the gastrointestinal tract, airways, or urinary system. They help navigate narrow passages, ensuring precise placement for procedures such as stenting, dilation, or diagnostic imaging.
Implantable orthopaedic/craniofacial connection screws are small, threaded devices used to securely link two parts of an implanted orthopaedic or craniofacial system—such as a plate to a wedge or a screw to a fixation plate—without anchoring directly into bone. They provide mechanical stability during bone healing or reconstruction in procedures like osteotomies or facial trauma repairs.
A trabeculated knee tibia/insert prosthesis is an implant used in knee replacement surgery to replace the lower leg’s knee joint surface (tibial condyles). It features a porous metal surface designed to encourage bone growth for secure fixation, paired with a polyethylene insert that allows smooth movement of the femur (thigh bone) over the implant.
Dental guided surgery reference plates are non-sterile plastic plates used to create precise, custom surgical templates for dental implant procedures. They serve as a physical link between a patient’s CBCT scan and the coordinate system needed to fabricate accurate drilling guides for implant placement in the jawbone.
A patient lifting system hammock sling is a reusable fabric-based device designed to support and lift incapacitated individuals or those with mobility limitations in a seated or semi-recumbent position. It envelops the user’s body—including the back, head, arms, buttocks, and upper legs—while distributing weight evenly across a wide surface to minimize pressure points and reduce the risk of pressure sores.
Electric stand-up chairs assist patients with mobility challenges—such as the elderly, injured, or disabled—by helping them transition between sitting and standing positions. These devices use powered mechanisms like seat elevation, tilting, or articulated sections to reduce physical strain and improve independence during daily activities.
A cranial port/reservoir is a small, implantable device placed under the skin to deliver treatments directly to the brain. It connects to a catheter inserted into the brain’s ventricles or tumor sites, allowing precise infusion of medications like chemotherapy or radioisotopes, or drainage of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). This system is often used in cancer treatment or managing conditions like hydrocephalus, where direct brain access is critical.
Electrosurgical handpieces (single-use) are handheld tools used in surgery to deliver controlled electrical energy for cutting or coagulating tissue. They connect to an electrosurgical generator and allow surgeons to precisely manipulate electrodes during procedures, improving precision and reducing manual effort.
An intravascular extraction catheter-snare is a flexible tube with a loop or noose at its tip, used to grasp and remove foreign objects like thrombi, emboli, or other debris from blood vessels. Clinically, these devices help clear blockages or retrieve misplaced materials during procedures such as angioplasty or vascular interventions, reducing risks like stroke or organ damage.
Low-pressure tubing connectors are reusable devices designed to securely join two or more flexible tubes, creating a continuous fluid pathway. Clinically, they’re used in applications like IV administration, dialysis, or respiratory therapy where stable, leak-resistant connections are needed for low-pressure fluids or gases.
Manual endodontic filling material spreaders are dental instruments used during root canal therapy to compact filling materials within the canal walls. These reusable, hand-held tools feature a tapered, circular tip designed to push filling materials laterally, ensuring a dense and stable seal.
An ophthalmic fundus camera is a specialized imaging device that captures detailed digital photographs or video of the retina and sometimes the front of the eye. Clinicians use it to diagnose and track conditions like diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, or retinal detachment by examining the interior eye structures in high resolution.
A cochlear implant system is a medical device designed to restore partial hearing for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss. It works by converting sound into electrical signals that stimulate the cochlea, helping users perceive auditory information through direct neural stimulation.
A dental delivery system irrigation handpiece is a handheld tool used during dental procedures to flush out debris, saliva, or blood from the oral cavity. It delivers a controlled stream of pressurized, warmed water and air through a syringe-like nozzle, ensuring a clear field of vision for precise restorative or surgical work.
An endocardial defibrillation lead is a thin, flexible wire implanted inside the heart to deliver life-saving electrical shocks from an implanted cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD). It also enables pacing therapy for patients at risk of sudden cardiac arrest or those with irregular heart rhythms, ensuring proper heart function and coordination.
Pin-indexed adaptors are reusable connectors designed to securely link incompatible medical devices by using a unique pin-and-slot system. Clinically, they ensure precise and safe connections—such as between anaesthetic gas containers and their corresponding vaporizers—while preventing accidental mismatches that could compromise patient safety.
A triple-lumen haemodialysis catheter is a sterile, single-use tube designed for short-term central venous access, typically up to 30 days. It facilitates blood removal and return during haemodialysis while also allowing intravenous drug administration and blood pressure monitoring, making it essential for patients requiring renal replacement therapy.
Vascular catheter/cannula flush solutions are sterile liquids—such as saline or sterile water—used to clear and maintain the flow of intravenous access devices like peripheral IV cannulas or central venous catheters. Clinically, they prevent clotting and blockages in the lumen, ensuring uninterrupted medication delivery or blood sampling when the device remains in place.
Cocaine/cocaine metabolite IVDs in this category are rapid, point-of-care or lab-based tests designed to detect cocaine or its metabolites in clinical specimens like urine or blood. These immunochromatographic tests (ICTs) provide quick, qualitative or semi-quantitative results—typically within minutes—helping clinicians assess recent drug exposure for medical or forensic purposes.
A dental wax carver is a manual, hand-held tool designed for sculpting and shaping dental wax patterns. Dentists and dental technicians use it to create precise models for crowns, bridges, or other dental prosthetics by carving softened wax into the desired form.
A facebow is a specialized dental instrument used to capture precise measurements of jaw alignment, helping clinicians assess the spatial relationship between the upper (maxilla) and lower (mandible) jaws. It records the positioning of the mandible relative to the temporomandibular joints (TMJs) and aids in creating accurate jaw models for dental prosthetics or orthodontic treatment planning.
Orthotic insoles in this category are prefabricated shoe inserts designed to provide arch and heel support for everyday footwear. They help relieve pressure, improve alignment, and reduce discomfort from conditions like plantar fasciitis or flat feet, while also preventing microbial growth through antimicrobial properties.
CAD/CAM software assists in creating custom medical devices, treatment plans, or simulations by integrating patient-specific data with design and manufacturing tools. Clinically, it supports precision applications like orthopedic implants, dental restorations, or surgical planning, often enabling 3D printing or robotic-assisted production.
Handgrip disability-assistive walkers are non-powered mobility aids designed to provide stable support for individuals with walking disabilities, including elderly or infirm patients. These non-foldable devices feature a waist- or trunk-high frame with handgrips, offering stability during standing or ambulation, and may include features like adjustable width or a rest seat for temporary relief.
Medical bags are portable, durable containers designed to carry and organize small medical tools, instruments, and supplies. They are commonly used by healthcare professionals—such as doctors, nurses, or emergency responders—to transport essentials like stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, or first aid kits while maintaining accessibility and security during patient care or fieldwork.
Professional musculoskeletal/physical therapy lasers are electrically powered devices designed to deliver non-surgical laser therapy for targeted treatment of musculoskeletal issues. They use infrared or low-level laser therapy (LLLT) to reduce localized pain, aid recovery from sports injuries, or improve circulation in affected areas, often as an alternative to needle-based acupuncture.
Opiate/opiate metabolite rapid tests are point-of-care or lab-based diagnostic kits designed to quickly detect opiates and their metabolites in clinical samples. These immunochromatographic tests (ICTs) provide results faster than traditional lab methods, helping clinicians assess drug presence in settings like emergency rooms, pre-hospital care, or urgent care environments.
A rigid endoscope working guide is a reusable accessory designed to assist in the precise insertion of a rigid endotherapy electrode through an endoscope. Clinically, it helps guide the electrode along the correct path during procedures like tissue resection or biopsy, ensuring accuracy and reducing procedural risks.
A sternum spreader is a surgical instrument used during cardiac procedures to hold the sternum apart after it has been split. This allows surgeons to access the thoracic cavity for interventions like bypass surgery or heart repairs, ensuring stable retraction while minimizing tissue damage.
Dental articulation paper forceps are reusable, hand-held instruments used by dentists to precisely place and secure articulation paper in a patient’s mouth. These tweezers-like tools help assess how dental prosthetics or orthodontic appliances fit by checking jaw alignment during function.
An eye dropper bottle is a sterile, single-use device designed to hold and deliver precise drops of eye irrigation solutions. Clinically, it is used to flush the eye of irritants like dust, chemicals, or foreign particles, or to administer specific eye treatments in controlled amounts.
General-purpose surgical suction systems use vacuum power to remove fluids, debris, and tissue from surgical sites during procedures like general surgery or laparoscopy. These devices are essential for maintaining clear visibility and a sterile field while minimizing contamination risks during operations.
Inflatable hot/cold therapy packs with electric pumps deliver targeted thermal and compression therapy to ease musculoskeletal pain, swelling, or inflammation. These systems combine heated or cooled packs with inflatable sleeves and an AC-powered pump to provide adjustable pressure and temperature for localized treatment.
Magnetic dental precision attachments are small, magnet-based components used to securely fasten removable dental prostheses, such as dentures or partials, to dental implants. They provide a stable and discreet connection, improving patient comfort and retention without visible clasps or adhesives.
Ultralow-temperature laboratory freezers are specialized refrigeration units designed to store sensitive biological samples, IVD reagents, and tissue specimens at extreme cold—typically between -40°C and -90°C. Their corrosion-resistant interiors and programmable controls ensure precise temperature maintenance, critical for preserving sample integrity over long-term storage.