Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Patient transfer sliding boards are manual aids designed to help healthcare providers safely move individuals—such as hospitalized patients, those with mobility limitations, or elderly care recipients—between surfaces like beds, chairs, or surgical tables. They eliminate the need for heavy lifting by allowing the person to slide smoothly, reducing strain on both the patient and caregiver while minimizing the risk of injury during transfers.
Upper-limb traction wraps/traps are reusable devices designed to stabilize and suspend the fingers, hand, or forearm during hand, arm, or shoulder surgery. They create a secure anchor point by encircling the limb and attaching to an external frame, ensuring precise positioning for surgical access and safety.
A ceramic-on-ceramic total hip prosthesis is a sterile implant designed to replace a hip joint that has been damaged by injury or chronic conditions like arthritis. These systems consist of a femoral component and an acetabular component that work together to restore joint function and mobility.
Differential and selective broth culture media are laboratory tools used to isolate and identify specific microorganisms from clinical samples. These liquid mediums contain specialized ingredients that encourage the growth of target microbes while suppressing unwanted contaminants, allowing clinicians to distinguish between different species based on their metabolic traits.
Gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT) IVD reagents are chemical substances designed to work alongside in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems for measuring GGT enzyme levels in blood or other clinical samples. Clinically, these reagents help diagnose liver disease, monitor bile duct blockages, or assess alcohol-related liver damage by providing accurate quantitative results in lab settings.
A multiple-piece open-ended urostomy bag is a collection system used by patients who have undergone a urinary diversion procedure. The device attaches to the skin around a stoma to collect urine, featuring a non-return valve to prevent backflow and a drainage tap for convenient emptying.
Negative-pressure wound therapy system dressing sets are sterile kits designed to facilitate the healing of complex open wounds, such as chronic ulcers or traumatic injuries. These sets work in conjunction with a vacuum pump and collection canister to create a controlled environment that promotes tissue repair.
A line-powered ophthalmic chair is an electrically operated piece of equipment designed to support and position patients during eye examinations, treatments, or minor surgical procedures. These chairs allow clinicians to adjust the patient's height and angle to ensure optimal access and comfort throughout the clinical encounter.
A surgical implant, trial-implant, or sizer holder is a manual, hand-held instrument used by surgeons to securely grasp and position components during orthopedic or ear, nose, and throat procedures. These tools assist in the accurate placement, measurement, and guidance of implants or templates to ensure proper fit and alignment within the surgical site.
A coronary artery vascular irrigation cannula is a rigid or semi-rigid tube used during surgical procedures to deliver fluids directly into the coronary arteries. These devices are primarily utilized to facilitate perfusion or infusion, such as during cardiopulmonary bypass, to help maintain blood flow and prevent tissue damage from lack of oxygen.
An aortic bi-leaflet mechanical heart valve prosthesis is a surgically implanted device designed to replace a damaged or diseased natural aortic valve. It ensures unidirectional blood flow from the left ventricle to the aorta, maintaining proper heart function in patients with valvular disorders like stenosis or regurgitation.
Electric dental delivery systems provide the power and tools needed for professional dental procedures, combining handpieces, suction, and air/water spray in one integrated unit. These systems are essential for treatments like drilling, polishing, and scaling, ensuring precision and efficiency during patient care in clinical settings.
Dental milling systems for CAD/CAM use automate the creation of custom dental restorations like crowns or bridges directly in the dental chair. These systems combine 3D imaging, design software, and robotic milling to fabricate patient-specific restorations during a single visit, improving efficiency and precision in restorative dentistry.
General-purpose single-use bowls are lightweight, disposable containers used in medical settings for holding fluids, instruments, or waste during procedures. Their versatile design allows them to serve as basins for rinsing, trays for organizing tools, or receptacles for collecting bodily fluids or debris, ensuring hygiene and convenience in clinical workflows.
A surgical power tool system control unit, pneumatic, is a device that regulates gas pressure for pneumatically-powered surgical handpieces or motors, enabling precise control over speed and torque during procedures. These units may also include irrigation features and can be operated via hand or foot controls, supporting a range of surgical applications from general to specialized orthopedic or dental work.
Amphetamine-specific IVD kits use rapid immunochromatographic tests (ICT) to detect amphetamine presence in clinical samples like urine or blood within minutes. These point-of-care or lab-adjacent tests provide quick results for clinical decision-making, such as screening for substance use or monitoring treatment compliance.
Barbiturate rapid immunochromatographic test (ICT) kits are designed for quick, on-site detection of barbiturates in clinical samples like urine or blood. These point-of-care or lab-based tests provide results faster than traditional lab methods, helping clinicians assess drug presence within minutes rather than hours.
A femoral stem centralizer is a small, sterile implant placed inside the femur during hip replacement surgery. It helps position and secure the cemented femoral stem within the bone’s central canal, reducing risks of misalignment or loosening during the procedure.
Negative-pressure wound therapy (NPWT) systems with electric pumps are portable medical devices used to accelerate healing of traumatic or chronic wounds like burns, ulcers, or surgical incisions. By applying controlled suction through a specialized dressing, these systems reduce swelling, promote blood flow, and help prepare the wound for closure by removing excess fluid and debris.
An orthopaedic bone-fragment manipulator is a surgical tool used to reposition broken bone fragments during fracture repair. By inserting the device through the skin and into the fracture site, surgeons can guide and stabilize fragments before securing them in place, ensuring proper alignment for healing.
Orthopaedic implant/instrument dismantling devices are specialized tools designed to safely disassemble modular implants or surgical instruments after they’ve been assembled in the body or during surgical procedures. They ensure precise separation of components—such as modular spinal implants or complex fixation devices—without damaging parts, which is critical for adjustments, revisions, or proper removal.
A wire twister is a reusable surgical tool used to tighten and secure loops or bindings created by surgical wire during orthopedic procedures. By gripping the loose wire ends and spinning a grooved centerpiece, surgeons can efficiently twist and secure the wire, ensuring stable fixation at the surgical site.
A bone-conduction hearing implant system sound processor and vibrator is an external electronic device designed to assist individuals with hearing loss. It captures environmental sound and transforms it into mechanical vibrations, which are then delivered to the inner ear through the skull bone to bypass obstructions in the outer or middle ear.
Cell culture medium IVDs are sterile liquid solutions designed to support the growth and maintenance of human cells outside the body for diagnostic testing. Clinically, they enable laboratories to cultivate cells from biopsy samples, allowing pathologists to analyze tissue characteristics, detect abnormalities, or study cellular behavior in controlled environments.
A reusable medicine chamber spacer is a tubular device designed to connect a metered dose inhaler or nebulizer to a patient's mouth. It acts as a reservoir for aerosolized medication, helping to filter out larger particles that might otherwise collect in the upper airway instead of reaching the lungs.
This category consists of diagnostic reagents used to identify specific Salmonella bacteria strains. These products are applied to samples previously grown in a laboratory culture to confirm the presence of particular bacterial antigens.
An orthodontic palate expander screw is a fixed, bonded device used to gradually widen the upper jaw (maxillary arch) in children or adolescents. Clinically, it helps correct narrow palates, improve tooth alignment, and address skeletal discrepancies by applying gentle, controlled expansion over time under orthodontic supervision.
A self-retaining ear speculum is a manual surgical instrument featuring two arms connected by a pivot point. It is designed to gently expand the ear canal to provide clear visualization for clinicians during examinations or surgical procedures.
A bare-metal carotid artery stent is a permanent, non-absorbable mesh tube designed to be placed within the carotid artery. Clinicians use these devices to hold the vessel open and restore proper blood flow in patients suffering from narrowing caused by atherosclerotic disease.
Dental unfilled resin sealants and coatings are professional-grade materials used to protect tooth surfaces or finish dental restorations. These substances are applied to pits, fissures, or composite surfaces to create a smooth, protective layer that is hardened through light or chemical curing processes.
A bare-metal iliac artery stent is a permanent, tubular implant designed to keep blood vessels open in patients suffering from symptomatic atherosclerotic disease. These devices are placed within the common or external iliac arteries to restore and maintain proper blood flow by supporting the vessel wall.
A vascular guidewire introduction sleeve is a disposable, tubular accessory designed to fit over the proximal end of a vascular introducer or guide catheter. Clinically, it helps guide a vascular guidewire through the catheter, reducing the risk of bending or kinking as pressure is applied. This ensures smoother wire placement during procedures like angiography or interventional radiology.
A blood transfer set is a sterile, disposable system of flexible tubing and connectors designed to safely move blood or blood components—such as plasma or stem cells—between containers during processing, storage, or freezing. These devices ensure contamination-free transfers while maintaining the integrity of the blood product for medical use.
An indwelling urethral drainage balloon catheter with antimicrobial coating is a flexible tube inserted through the urethra to drain urine from the bladder. It features an inflatable balloon to keep it in place and is designed for patients with urinary retention, such as those recovering from surgery or suffering from obstruction. The antimicrobial coating helps reduce the risk of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI).
An intracerebral cannula, implantable, is a sterile, flexible tube surgically inserted into precise brain regions—such as the basal ganglia—to guide deep brain stimulation leads or electrodes. It serves as a conduit for repeated electrode placement or removal during stereotactic procedures, often used in treating movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease.
Laser adaptors are small connecting devices that enable compatibility between lasers and other medical instruments or components, ensuring proper alignment and function during procedures. They are used clinically to link different manufacturers’ laser systems to accessories like probes, delivery arms, or fiberoptic systems, facilitating precise laser applications in surgeries or treatments.
A haemodialysis start/stop set is a sterile, single-use assembly designed to safely connect and disconnect patients to and from haemodialysis machines during treatment. It includes essential tools like syringes, needles, protective barriers, and healthcare provider wear to minimise infection risk and ensure proper access management.
Infant electronic scales are precision devices used to measure the weight of newborns and infants with high accuracy, often in clinical settings like maternity wards or neonatal intensive care units. They help track growth trends, monitor hydration levels, and support early detection of health concerns by providing real-time weight data, sometimes paired with length measurements for comprehensive developmental assessments.
Non-organic haemostatic agents are medical devices designed to stop external bleeding from skin wounds or internal GI tract injuries. They work by forming a physical seal or accelerating clot formation at the wound site, often while also absorbing excess bodily fluids. These devices are typically applied directly to the wound or delivered endoscopically, providing temporary control of bleeding without dissolving over time.
Ophthalmic surgical drapes are sterile, single-use coverings designed to maintain a clean and dry surgical field around the eye during procedures like cataract surgery or refractive treatments. They protect the eye and surrounding areas by covering the eyelids, lashes, or entire eyeball while allowing surgeons precise access to the operative site.
Radiation shielding head wear protects healthcare workers and operators from harmful radiation exposure during medical imaging or treatment procedures. These devices, often designed as caps or hoods, are worn to block primary and scattered radiation, reducing long-term health risks like cancer or tissue damage.
Stationary oxygen concentrators are medical devices that extract and concentrate oxygen from ambient air, delivering it to patients needing supplemental oxygen therapy. These devices are commonly used in home or institutional settings, such as hospitals or long-term care facilities, to provide a continuous supply of oxygen via nasal cannula or other delivery systems.
An assisted reproduction vitrification carrier is a single-use, sterile plastic device designed to hold biological specimens—such as eggs or embryos—during cryopreservation. It ensures safe vitrification by preventing direct contact with liquid nitrogen while maintaining the specimen’s integrity for future use in fertility treatments.
Cast cutting shears are specialized, hand-held instruments designed to remove hardened plaster or synthetic casts from a patient's body. These tools feature a scissor-like mechanism with a protective, rounded blade tip that allows clinicians to safely slice through rigid casting materials without injuring the underlying skin.
Glucose monitoring systems for point-of-care use are portable, electrically-powered devices designed to measure glucose levels in whole blood samples. Clinically, they help healthcare providers quickly assess blood sugar levels, particularly for patients with diabetes, enabling immediate management decisions like insulin dosing or dietary adjustments.
Methamphetamine-specific IVDs in this category are rapid diagnostic tests designed to detect the presence of methamphetamine in clinical specimens, such as urine or blood, within minutes. These kits use immunochromatographic technology (lateral flow tests) to provide quick results for clinical or point-of-care settings, helping healthcare providers assess substance use or confirm exposure in emergency or outpatient scenarios.
An orthopaedic bone calliper is a handheld surgical tool used to measure bone dimensions like length or diameter during orthopaedic procedures. Clinicians rely on these instruments to ensure precise sizing for implants, fractures, or other bone-related interventions, improving procedural accuracy and patient outcomes.
Portable and mobile radiation shielding panels are rigid barriers used in clinical settings to protect patients and staff from harmful exposure during medical imaging or therapy. These devices act as a physical shield to block primary or scattered radiation, ensuring safety during diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
Non-hermetic vial and bottle adaptors are specialized tools designed to facilitate the transfer of liquids, such as medications or nutritional solutions, from a container into a syringe. By replacing or attaching to the original lid, these devices allow clinicians to draw up fluids safely for subsequent patient administration.
Endoscope sheaths are disposable protective tubes that fit over the shaft of an endoscope, creating a sterile barrier during procedures like hysteroscopy or cystoscopy. They help prevent cross-contamination between the endoscope and patient while allowing instruments and fluids to pass through designated ports.
Eyelid weight implants are small, permanent devices placed under the upper eyelid to help restore natural closure. They assist patients with lagophthalmos—a condition where the eyelid fails to fully close—often caused by nerve damage from Bell’s palsy, stroke, or facial trauma. By using gravity, these implants gently lower the eyelid during blinking or relaxation, improving eye protection and reducing dryness or exposure-related complications.
An intra-aortic balloon catheter is a flexible, balloon-tipped tube designed to support heart function by assisting with blood circulation. Clinicians insert the device into the aorta to perform counter-pulsation, which helps improve cardiac output and reduce the workload on the heart during conditions like cardiogenic shock or following surgery.
A multimeter is a portable, battery-operated electronic tool designed to measure fundamental electrical properties like voltage, current, and resistance. These devices are used in clinical settings to verify the performance of electrical equipment or to assess energy signals.
Accelerator system quality assurance devices are specialized instruments used to verify the calibration and operational performance of radiation therapy equipment. These tools measure critical parameters related to particle and photon beam production to ensure that medical accelerators function accurately and safely.
Electrical assistive beds are motorized hospital or home beds that use electricity to adjust mattress positioning for patients with mobility limitations. They help users recline, elevate, or change positions with minimal physical effort, improving comfort and reducing strain for both the occupant and caregivers.
Fatty acid dental cement is a temporary dental material used by professionals to secure prefabricated crowns and bridges or fill small cavities. It sets through a chemical reaction between its components and forms a stable bond until permanent restorations can be placed.
An impedance audiometer is an electronic diagnostic tool designed to assess middle ear function by measuring the mobility of the tympanic membrane. Clinicians use these devices to detect issues like fluid buildup, stiffness, or structural abnormalities, as well as to monitor the recovery process following ear surgeries or inflammation.
An intermittent venous compression system pump is an electrically-powered device designed to improve blood circulation in the extremities. By cyclically inflating and deflating connected sleeves or stockings, it helps prevent and treat conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and edema in patients with limited mobility.
Sliding dental precision attachments are mechanical components used to securely connect removable dental prostheses, such as dentures or implant-supported bridges, to dental implants or abutments. They rely on a precise sliding fit between a male component and a matching female groove to ensure stability and alignment while allowing limited movement for comfort and function.
A haemorrhoid ligator is a manual surgical tool used by clinicians to treat internal haemorrhoids. By applying a rubber band to the base of the tissue, the device restricts blood flow to facilitate the removal of the haemorrhoid.
Orthopaedic bone cerclage wires are flexible metallic cords used to wrap around fractured bones or secure fixation hardware in place. These implants are tightened into a loop or ring to provide stability during the healing process of non-spinal orthopaedic injuries.
A reverse shoulder head prosthesis trial is a temporary, reusable component used during orthopedic surgery to determine the correct size and fit of a permanent implant. Surgeons utilize these devices to assess the proper positioning and orientation of the shoulder joint replacement before finalizing the procedure.
A surgical irrigation system nozzle is a specialized attachment used during operations to deliver a controlled stream or spray of sterile fluid to a surgical site. These devices are used to clean wounds, remove bone debris, or clear away residual bone cement to ensure a clear field for the surgeon.
Abdominal binders are single-use fabric or polymer wraps designed to provide external support to the abdomen. Clinically, they help stabilize relaxed abdominal walls—such as post-surgery or during pregnancy—and can also secure other medical devices like dressings or ultrasound transducers.
Circulating-fluid localized thermal therapy system packs are reusable devices designed to deliver precise heat or cold therapy to specific body areas. Clinically, they help manage musculoskeletal pain and discomfort by applying controlled temperature treatment to the skin and underlying tissues, such as muscles.
Compression/pressure shirts and pants are specialized garments designed to fit snugly over the torso, hips, or shoulders to provide even or graduated pressure. Clinically, they support skin and subcutaneous tissue healing, reduce swelling by managing interstitial fluid, and help prevent or minimize scarring, often used post-surgery or for chronic conditions like lymphedema.
Dental solid-state laser systems are high-power laser devices powered by mains electricity, designed for precise dental procedures. They emit laser beams to perform tasks like cutting, shaping, or removing oral tissues—such as soft tissue, bone, or teeth—while minimizing damage to surrounding areas through controlled energy pulses.
An endoscope channel support kit is a set of single-use accessories designed to attach to the working channels of an endoscope. These kits help clinicians manage fluid, air, water, and biopsy functions during procedures, while also preventing contamination by blocking retrograde flow of substances into the endoscope.
General specimen collection kits for in vitro diagnostics are designed for healthcare professionals to gather and preserve multiple types of clinical specimens—such as urine, stool, or sputum—from different body areas. These kits include sampling tools (like swabs or brushes) and sealed containers, often with additives to maintain specimen integrity for diagnostic tests, including nucleic acid testing or histopathology.
Ligament bone anchors are permanent implants used to secure soft tissue or synthetic ligaments directly to bone. These devices are commonly utilized during orthopedic reconstructive procedures, such as knee surgery, to restore joint stability.
Orthodontic power arms are small, specialized attachments used in braces to apply extra force to teeth, helping with vertical alignment or horizontal positioning. They connect to elastic bands, springs, or chains to guide tooth movement beyond what the main archwire can achieve alone.
A screwing power tool attachment is designed to connect to surgical power tools, converting mechanical energy into precise rotational motion for inserting screws in medical procedures. These devices are commonly used in orthopedic, spinal, and trauma surgeries to secure implants like plates, screws, or rods with controlled torque and depth.
A skin grafting knife is a manual surgical tool used by clinicians to harvest thin layers of skin from a donor site. These instruments feature a flat, broad blade with a sharp edge designed to facilitate the precise removal of tissue for grafting procedures.
A dental guided surgery reference pin is a metal rod used to assist in the creation of custom templates for dental implant procedures. These pins help establish a precise coordinate system during the initial drilling phase, ensuring accurate placement of implants within the jawbone.
An electric pad whole-body heating system is a medical device designed to maintain or restore a patient’s core body temperature by applying controlled warmth through external heating pads. These systems are commonly used in critical care settings like operating rooms, ICUs, neonatal units, and recovery areas to prevent hypothermia during surgery or illness, especially in vulnerable patients like newborns or those under anesthesia.
Nasal oxygen cannulas and CPAP nasal interfaces are designed to deliver supplemental oxygen or continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) to patients. These devices feature semi-rigid tubing with nasal prongs inserted into the nostrils, secured by a headstrap, to support breathing therapy for conditions like sleep apnea or respiratory insufficiency.
A subcutaneous tunneller is a manual surgical tool used to create a path beneath the skin for the placement of medical devices like catheters or shunts. By forming a tunnel between two small incisions, these instruments allow clinicians to safely position tubing or leads within the subcutaneous tissue.
Universal operating tables are motorized, electrically powered surgical tables designed to support patients during a wide range of procedures. Their adjustable sections and articulated surfaces allow precise positioning for various anatomical needs, often working with accessories like traction devices or positioners to meet surgical requirements across specialties.
An elevation arm sling is a non-sterile support device used to immobilize an injured limb by suspending it from an overhead structure. Clinicians use these slings to keep the arm elevated, which helps manage swelling and supports the healing process after surgical procedures on the hand or forearm.
A breathing circuit catheter mount is a flexible connector used to link a patient's airway tube to a ventilator or anesthesia machine. By providing a short, corrugated extension, these devices allow for greater movement and flexibility at the patient end of the respiratory circuit.
Dental material application tools are reusable hand-held instruments designed to help dentists or dental technicians place materials like composite resin onto teeth or dental prostheses. These tools feature a handle with a specialized tip that holds the material, allowing precise application without the need for syringes or pistol-style dispensers.
A dental matrix band kit is a collection of instruments and components used to create a temporary mold around a tooth during restorative procedures. These systems allow clinicians to properly shape and contain restorative materials while they harden against the tooth structure.
Foam-filled chair cushions are specialized pads designed to sit on chair surfaces to redistribute body weight across the buttocks. These devices are used to improve comfort and help prevent the development of pressure sores in individuals who are immobilized, elderly, or living with disabilities.
Hygroscopic dental cement is a professional-use material designed for dental procedures like filling root canals, sealing teeth, or restoring cavities. These cements harden through a chemical reaction with moisture, either when mixed with water or when exposed to dentinal fluid in the tooth, forming a durable, water-resistant bond.
A medical networking interface unit is an electronic assembly designed to facilitate the digital transfer of clinical information between noninvasive medical equipment and a central network or server. These systems act as a bridge for patient monitoring data, ensuring that information gathered at the point of care can be transmitted securely for further processing.
Sterile topical coupling gel is a medium applied to the skin to facilitate the transmission of ultrasonic waves between a transducer and the patient. This gel ensures clear imaging during ultrasound procedures that require a sterile environment while allowing the probe to glide smoothly across the skin surface.
This category includes manually operated wheelchairs designed for individuals with mobility limitations or reduced walking ability. They are propelled by either the seated user rotating the rear wheels or an attendant pushing/pulling attached handles, and many feature collapsible or foldable designs for easy transport.
An anaesthesia conduction catheter is a flexible tube designed for percutaneous insertion to deliver local anaesthetics repeatedly or continuously. Clinically, it supports regional anaesthesia before, during, or after surgery, as well as chronic pain management for areas like limbs, the pelvis, abdomen, or lumbar spine.
Bedside infusion pumps with a single-channel design deliver precise, controlled infusions of fluids or medications through routes like intravenous, subcutaneous, or epidural access. They replace manual gravity-based methods, ensuring consistent flow rates (typically 1–999 ml/hour) for treatments requiring higher pressure or continuous dosing, such as pain management or chemotherapy support.
Calibration gas cylinders contain precise mixtures of gases like CO₂, O₂, or N₂ in sealed containers, designed to verify the accuracy of medical devices such as anaesthesia machines, blood gas analysers, or patient monitors. Clinically, they ensure devices measure gas concentrations correctly, helping maintain patient safety during procedures or diagnostics by confirming reliable performance before use.
Endothermic cold therapy packs are single-use devices designed to deliver controlled cold therapy when pressed against the skin. Clinically, they help manage fever, ease pain, and reduce inflammation from injuries, muscle strains, or minor burns by lowering local tissue temperature through a chemical reaction.
External manual massagers for home use are handheld or floor-based tools designed to relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and ease discomfort through physical pressure. They typically feature interchangeable rollers or pads to target specific areas like the feet, back, or shoulders, offering adjustable intensity for personalized relief.
Phalangeal joint arthrodesis implants are small, non-bioabsorbable devices inserted directly into finger or toe joints (interphalangeal or phalangeal/metacarpal/metatarsal) to stabilize and fuse them. Clinically, they’re used to treat arthritis, joint deformities like hammer toe, or as a revision option for failed joint replacements, restoring function and reducing pain without requiring plates or screws.
Antimicrobial wound irrigation solutions are liquid agents formulated to clean and flush acute or chronic wounds, including minor burns. These solutions help facilitate the natural removal of dead tissue and maintain a moist environment to support the body's healing process.
Glucose IVD reagents are chemical substances designed to work alongside in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems for measuring glucose levels in clinical samples like blood or urine. They enable accurate quantification of glucose, supporting diabetes management, metabolic monitoring, and clinical diagnostics by facilitating precise assay reactions.
Implantable infusion/injection ports are small, surgically placed devices designed to provide a reliable access point for delivering fluids, medications, or nutrients directly into the bloodstream or other body regions. They are typically used for long-term therapies like chemotherapy, antibiotic delivery, or parenteral nutrition in patients requiring frequent or continuous intravenous access.
A manual bone mill is a hand-operated instrument designed to process bone tissue into a fine powder or slurry. Clinicians use these devices to prepare bone grafts or matrices that support bone regeneration during surgical procedures.
Medical tubing clips and clamps in this category are reusable, manual devices used to temporarily block the flow of fluids or gases through flexible tubing. They are applied externally to occlude the lumen without direct patient contact, often in settings like IV administration, laboratory workflows, or surgical prep where controlled flow interruption is needed.
Medical x-ray film and screens are specialized components used to capture and record diagnostic images. These materials are sensitive to light emitted from imaging equipment, allowing them to document internal structures for clinical evaluation across various modalities like radiography, nuclear medicine, and ultrasound.
Bioabsorbable orthopaedic fixation plates are rigid, implantable devices designed to stabilize fractured bones or support joint fusion and osteotomy procedures. These plates are typically secured to the bone using screws and are used in areas such as the limbs, ribs, sternum, or pelvis.