Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
An intracardiac electrode is a small electrical conductor placed inside the heart to record its electrical activity or deliver pacing signals. It may also be used to deliver energy, such as radio-frequency, for ablating cardiac tissue during diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.
An invasive vascular ultrasound system probe is a hand-held component designed to be used during surgery to assess blood flow in a specific blood vessel. It is placed externally on the vessel and uses ultrasonic, Doppler, or transit time technology to measure flow and may also provide cross-sectional imaging for visualization.
Laparoscopic wound closure thread is a sterile, bioabsorbable suture designed for use during minimally invasive procedures to approximate subcutaneous tissue after the removal of ports or sleeves. The suture includes a short anchor tag that remains beneath the wound while the trailing suture can be tied after the instrument is withdrawn.
A medical air quick-connect coupling, male is a device designed to attach securely and rapidly to a medical air supply system, enabling the connection of medical equipment that requires medical air. It features safety mechanisms such as a unique mating pattern, color coding, and a specific tube diameter to prevent incorrect or hazardous connections to other gas systems.
A specimen processing instrument IVD is an electrically powered device designed to automate or semi-automate the preparation of clinical specimens before analysis. It handles tasks such as sampling, diluting, aliquoting, and may also manage post-analytical steps like labeling, storage, or tracking location data, but does not process specimens intended for microbial culture.
This category includes reusable inserts designed to fit inside the racks, containers, or trays of sterilizers or disinfectors. Their purpose is to securely hold, position, and protect medical or surgical instruments during sterilization or disinfection processes, often featuring designs such as plug-like cones with hollow centers to accommodate instruments.
An automated or semi-automated tissue processor is an electrically powered laboratory instrument used to prepare clinical tissue specimens for microscopic examination. It performs steps such as fixation, dehydration, and infiltration, typically embedding tissue in paraffin wax to enable thin sectioning for histological or cytological analysis.
A vitrectomy contact lens, single-use is a sterile ophthalmic lens designed to be placed on the cornea during vitreoretinal surgery to enhance visualization of the fundus and retinal structures under an ophthalmic microscope. It is used by surgical staff to improve intraoperative viewing during procedures such as vitrectomy, enabling better precision and safety.
A basic bed sheet, single-use is a disposable covering designed to be placed over a mattress to protect it from soiling and to provide a clean, non-irritating surface for the patient. It is made from thin textile or reinforced paper materials and does not include antimicrobial or special nonadherent treatments.
A cardiopulmonary bypass system air bubble/fluid level detector is an AC-powered device used during heart-lung bypass procedures to monitor the blood returning to the patient. It identifies the presence of air bubbles in the extracorporeal circuit and detects when blood levels in the venous drip chamber drop below safe thresholds, helping prevent embolism or inadequate perfusion.
Dental brazing alloy is a fusible metal mixture, typically supplied as a thin rod, used to join dental restorations and components by melting at high temperatures to form a strong bond. It is applied during the brazing process to connect less fusible metals, such as in the repair or fabrication of cast dental prosthetics, where it flows into the joint and solidifies upon cooling.
Dissection forceps are surgical instruments designed to grasp, manipulate, compress, or join tissue during procedures such as dissection and autopsy. They are available in two main styles: a self‑retaining, scissors‑like version with ring handles and various blade shapes, and a tweezers‑like version with serrated tips, often in fine or micro sizes.
Eyelid clamps are reusable manual surgical instruments designed to gently grasp and hold eyelid tissue during ophthalmic procedures such as chalazion surgery or blepharoplasty. These specialized tools help isolate portions of eyelid tissue to provide stability and access during delicate eye surgeries.
A hollow‑fibre haemodialysis dialyser is a filter that acts as an artificial kidney, removing waste and excess fluid from a patient’s blood during dialysis. It contains thousands of tiny hollow‑fibre tubes that allow selective passage of solutes from the blood to the dialysate.
An immunohistochemistry antibody diluent IVD is a substance used to dilute antibody solutions prior to their application in enzyme-based immunohistochemistry assays on biological tissues or clinical specimens. It supports optimal antibody binding and signal detection by maintaining appropriate pH, ionic strength, and protein stability during the staining process.
An intracerebral infusion/drainage catheter, short-term is a flexible tube surgically placed through the skull to provide temporary access to the brain for up to 30 days. It is used to drain cerebrospinal fluid or deliver therapeutic substances such as chemotherapy agents into the ventricles or cystic tumors, and may also allow for intracranial pressure monitoring.
This category includes single-use, non-powered connectors designed to join two luminal devices such as catheters or tubing. One end features a standard Luer connection (lock or slip), while the other end uses a non-ISO 80369-compliant connector type, such as barbed, threaded, or conical, allowing adaptation between different connection systems.
This category includes radioactive sources used in brachytherapy that are placed temporarily inside the body to deliver targeted radiation therapy. These manually inserted devices are designed to be removed after a prescribed treatment duration and are used to treat conditions such as cancer by delivering radiation directly to or near the tumor site.
Nitrile examination/treatment gloves, non-powdered, antimicrobial are single-use hand coverings made from nitrile rubber designed to serve as a protective barrier during patient care. They are worn by healthcare providers to reduce the transmission of microorganisms between patients and staff, incorporating antimicrobial or antiviral properties to enhance protection beyond standard barrier function while avoiding powder to minimize allergy and contamination risks.
Ophthalmic surgical procedure kits, non-medicated and reusable, are collections of instruments and materials designed for various eye surgeries, excluding pharmaceutical components. These kits provide the necessary tools for ophthalmic surgeons to perform different types of eye procedures without being limited to specific intraocular operations.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect paired box proteins (PAX), which are transcription factors involved in tissue development and cellular differentiation. These devices are used in laboratory settings to identify PAX expression in clinical specimens, aiding in the diagnosis and classification of certain cancers and developmental disorders.
Skin-approximation adhesive is a sterile, biodegradable topical glue made from synthetic polymers such as cyanoacrylate. It is used to close surgical incisions and simple traumatic lacerations where the skin edges can be easily brought together, forming a flexible bond that holds the wound closed during healing.
An uncoated elbow humerus prosthesis is a sterile implantable device used to replace the distal portion of the humerus bone in elbow joint replacement surgery. It is designed to restore function and relieve pain in patients with severe elbow arthritis, trauma, or joint degeneration by articulating with the ulna component of a total elbow prosthesis.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic kits designed for the rapid detection of antigens from Group A beta-hemolytic Streptococcus bacteria in clinical specimens. These tests are typically performed in a laboratory or point-of-care setting to provide results much faster than standard laboratory procedures.
Dressing-fixation skin adhesive tape, silicone is a narrow, flexible strip coated with a soft silicone adhesive that is used to secure dressings, cover small wounds, or attach medical devices to the body. The silicone formulation is designed to be less likely to cause skin irritation and can be removed gently, minimizing trauma and discomfort.
An ear spoon is a reusable, hand-held surgical instrument designed for use during ear procedures to remove or manipulate tissue and anatomical structures. Typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel, it features a central cylindrical handle with shafts extending in both directions, one ending in a spoon-shaped tip for scooping or dissection.
A face splash shield, reusable is a clear, transparent barrier designed to cover the entire face and protect healthcare workers from splashes of blood, bodily fluids, or other potentially infectious materials during clinical or laboratory procedures. It functions as a physical shield to reduce the risk of exposure to mucous membranes of the eyes, nose, and mouth.
Intravenous solution compounders are equipment used in clinical pharmacies or manufacturing facilities to prepare sterile IV fluids by mixing and diluting components into the final solution. They enable precise formulation of medications and electrolytes for patient infusion.
A line-powered massage table or couch is an electrically adjustable therapy table designed for use in complementary health practices such as massage, acupuncture, and reflexology. It features a flat surface with optional adjustable head section, face hole, headrest, and armrests, and its height is controlled via mains electricity to support patient positioning and practitioner access.
A mechanical atherectomy system for coronary use is a line-powered assembly designed to physically remove atherosclerotic plaque from coronary artery walls. It consists of an AC-powered generator with monitoring capabilities, a control interface such as a foot-switch or remote, a handpiece, and a disposable catheter featuring a cutting or abrasive tip that delivers mechanical energy to the lesion. The system may also incorporate irrigation and suction functions and requires accessories like saline, lubricant, or guidewires to operate effectively.
This category includes reusable flexible covers made of polymer material designed to shield medical equipment and instruments from contamination. They are used to create a water-resistant barrier around devices such as imaging systems, surgical tools, or examination tables and their associated components during procedures in clean environments.
Meniscus forceps are surgical instruments designed to grasp and manipulate the meniscus or other cartilage during knee-joint procedures. They feature a scissors-like mechanism with ring handles and narrow, serrated blades that provide a secure grip on delicate fibrocartilage tissue.
An orthodontic rod-based aligner is a fixed dental appliance designed to correct jaw misalignments such as overbites by applying controlled force to guide mandibular growth. It consists of one or more metal rods, often called pistons or tubes, which are bonded to the upper and lower teeth using bands or brackets and include a hinge mechanism that permits controlled jaw movement during function.
An orthopaedic fixation suture button is a small implantable device used to secure the loop of a suture or ligature during surgical procedures, enhancing stability and precision in bone fixation. It is commonly employed in internal fracture repair, often alongside plates, screws, or other fixation hardware, to improve the reliability of soft-tissue-to-bone or bone-to-bone connections.
A pylorus clamp is a hand-held surgical instrument designed to gently compress the pylorus, the muscular valve between the stomach and duodenum, during operative procedures. It is used to temporarily occlude this opening to prevent spillage of gastric or duodenal contents, providing a clearer surgical field and reducing contamination risk.
An ambulance stretcher, manual is a non-powered device used by emergency medical services to move patients who are lying down. It consists of a patient platform on a wheeled frame that can be folded or unfolded for loading into and out of ambulances, aircraft, or other emergency vehicles.
An axillary crutch is a mobility aid designed to help individuals with walking difficulties bear weight through their arms while ambulating. It features a single vertical shaft, a handgrip at wrist height, and a padded underarm support that rests against the axilla to transfer load from the lower limbs.
A bed mattress support platform, manual is a medical device designed to hold and position a patient's mattress on a hospital or care bed. It is operated by hand levers or cranks to adjust the bed's surface for therapeutic, diagnostic, or comfort purposes, such as elevating the head or feet.
A manual breast pump is a hand-held device designed to extract breast milk by creating suction through a funnel-shaped component placed over the breast. It is operated by hand, allowing the user to control the pumping action, and collects milk in an attached container such as a bottle for feeding or storage.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect the CD5 cell marker in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to CD5 antigens and are used for qualitative or quantitative analysis in laboratory settings, typically to support the diagnosis or monitoring of certain hematologic conditions.
Cable/lead/sensor/probe covers, non-sterile, are disposable plastic devices that create a protective barrier around cables, leads, probes, or sensors to prevent contamination and soiling. These covers allow non-sterile components to be used in or near hygienic areas like surgical fields.
Cast construction material refers to substances such as plastic, fibreglass, or plaster that are applied in layers to form a rigid dressing around an injured limb or joint. These materials harden to immobilize fractured bones, stabilize diseased joints, or support painful sprains during healing.
A corneal trephine handle is a hand-held surgical instrument used in ophthalmic procedures to securely hold an exchangeable trephine blade. Surgeons manually rotate the device with downward pressure to cut and remove circular sections of corneal or scleral tissue, such as during corneal transplantation or other anterior segment surgeries.
A dental instrument depth limiter is a small ring or cylinder designed to be attached to the working end of a dental surgical instrument, such as a drill bit, file, or reamer, to control how deeply the instrument penetrates into tooth or bone during a procedure. It helps prevent over-preparation or damage to surrounding tissues by providing a physical stop point.
This category includes non-biodegradable ear wicks, which are packing materials placed in the ear canal after surgery or to help deliver medication for ear disorders. They are designed to remain in place for a limited time to support healing or facilitate drug administration before being removed.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits designed to measure glucose levels in clinical specimens such as blood or serum using spectrophotometry. These kits contain the necessary reagents and materials to perform the test, enabling healthcare providers to assess glucose concentration for diagnosing and monitoring conditions like diabetes.
An intrauterine imaging medium catheter is a flexible tube used to deliver contrast agents or saline into the uterus for diagnostic imaging procedures. It enables visualization of the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes during hysterosalpingography or enhances transvaginal ultrasound imaging through saline infusion sonography.
Limb immobilization/support skin adhesive tape is a flexible strip made of fabric, plastic, or similar material designed to stick to the skin to help stabilize joints or support limbs. It is commonly used in clinical and athletic settings to provide non-invasive support for injuries, reduce strain, or assist with movement during recovery.
A medicine cup is a device used to administer precise doses of medication to patients, often made from durable materials like stainless steel or plastic. It typically features graduated markings to help with accurate measurement. This type of cup can be used for both tablets and fluids, making it a versatile tool in medical settings.
A metacarpophalangeal joint prosthesis, one-piece, is an implantable device designed to replace damaged finger joints caused by arthritis or trauma. It consists of a single flexible component made from materials like silicone elastomer or polypropylene and polyester, providing artificial joint function.
An orthopaedic ball spike is a handheld surgical instrument used to reposition bone fragments during surgery. It typically features a sturdy handle and shaft with a pointed ball head, and is made from high-grade materials such as stainless steel or synthetic materials. This instrument is designed to be robust and reliable, allowing surgeons to precisely manipulate bone fragments.
A manual peak flow meter is a handheld device used to measure the maximum speed of air a person can exhale from their lungs, known as peak expiratory flow. It is commonly used by patients with asthma or other chronic respiratory conditions to monitor lung function at home or in clinical settings, helping track changes in respiratory status over time.
Rigid-gas-permeable corrective contact lenses for daily wear are ophthalmic devices designed to sit directly on the cornea to correct vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and age-related focusing difficulties. They are made from firm, oxygen-permeable materials that allow oxygen to reach the eye while maintaining shape and clarity, and are intended to be removed each night before sleep.
Vascular irrigation cannulas for coronary arteries are sterile, single-use tubes surgically inserted into coronary arteries to create a channel for fluid transport during medical procedures. They are used to deliver fluids for diagnostic and surgical interventions, helping to prevent ischemia during procedures like cardioplegia delivery.
A vision testing/training flipper is a handheld device with two lenses mounted on a rotatable stem, allowing quick switching between plus and minus spherical powers. It is used by eye care professionals to diagnose accommodation disorders such as difficulty focusing, and can also be used by patients for self-directed vision training exercises to improve eye focusing ability.
A vitrectomy system micro-cutting unit is a sterile, single-use hand-held cutting tool designed for ophthalmic surgery. It combines a handpiece, micro-tip, and connecting tubing into one unit that uses pneumatic power from a system generator to create an oscillating cutting action at the tip, allowing surgeons to precisely remove vitreous humour during procedures such as retinal detachment repair or macular hole surgery.
An apheresis system tubing set is a sterile, single-use assembly of flexible plastic tubing and related components such as connectors, clamps, and drip chambers. It is designed to form a closed extracorporeal circuit that safely channels blood from a patient to an apheresis column for the selective removal of blood components like leukocytes or plasma, and then returns the processed blood to the patient.
A blood collection tube holder, single-use is a hand-held cylindrical device used to assist in drawing blood samples. It holds an evacuated blood collection tube and allows attachment of a hypodermic needle for venipuncture, enabling the collection of one or multiple tubes from a single needle stick.
A breast implant delivery sleeve is a sterile, flexible tube designed to help surgeons insert a prefilled breast implant into a surgically created pocket. It reduces friction between the implant and surrounding tissue, allowing smoother placement without altering the implant's shape or size.
A corneal bur system, battery-powered is a handheld device assembly used to gently abrade or polish corneal and ocular tissues. It consists of a small motorized handpiece powered by a battery, connected to a rotating shaft ending in a hard metal or diamond-tipped bur, designed for precise tissue abrasion in ophthalmic procedures.
A fascial tissue dilator, reusable is a surgical instrument designed to stretch or enlarge the fascial tissue surrounding a cavity, tract, or opening, such as around a blood vessel or puncture site, to facilitate the insertion of a catheter or other device during diagnostic or surgical procedures. It features a rod-like structure with a long, slender body—either hollow or solid—and a rounded distal tip, typically constructed from durable materials like stainless steel, and is manufactured in multiple sizes to accommodate varying anatomical needs.
MRI system application software refers to software programs or sets of programs that enhance the functionality of a magnetic resonance imaging system by providing specialized image processing, analysis, or diagnostic capabilities. These applications are designed to work with MRI hardware to support clinical tasks such as advanced imaging, quantification, treatment planning, or post-processing of acquired data.
This category includes hand-held manual devices designed as soft or abrasive sponges or pads, sometimes containing non-medicated substances like enzymes or surfactants, and may be supplied with related items such as receptacles. These devices are used to remove gross blood and organic debris from medical instruments before disinfection or sterilization, and are not intended for use during medical or surgical procedures.
A medical equipment drape is a flexible, non-sterile sheet used to create a protective barrier around medical equipment, such as surgical lasers or examination tables, to prevent soiling and contamination. This drape is designed to form a water-resistant enclosure around the equipment, keeping it clean when used in or near hygienic areas.
An open-surgery adhesive/sealant applicator, dual-channel is a sterile, single-use device designed to deliver two-component adhesives or sealants with precision during open surgical procedures. It allows surgeons to mix and apply substances such as fibrin sealants or synthetic adhesives directly to tissues like blood vessels or bowel anastomoses to aid in hemostasis or tissue sealing.
Oral/enteral medicine medicated administration kits are collections of devices that include a pharmaceutical and are used to administer a precise dose of medication orally or enterally. These kits typically include a dose measuring or dispensing device, such as a syringe or medicine cup, and may have additional accessories. They are designed to ensure accurate dosage and are used in various clinical settings. The kits are used for patients who require oral or enteral medication administration.
An orthopaedic bone pin container is a reusable, non-sterile cylindrical device designed to hold orthopaedic pins, such as K-wires or Steinmann pins, during sterilization and surgical procedures. It protects the pins from damage while allowing sterilizing fluids to penetrate through lateral openings, typically featuring a screw-top closure for secure containment.
An otoacoustic emission system, line-powered, is a medical device assembly that uses mains electricity to generate sound stimuli and measure the faint acoustic responses from the inner ear. It is used clinically to assess cochlear function, particularly in diagnostic hearing evaluations and newborn hearing screening programs, by detecting whether hair cells in the ear are functioning properly.
A surgical irrigation/aspiration system is an assembly of components designed to flush and remove fluids, tissue fragments, and debris from body cavities or wounds during surgery. It helps maintain a clear operative field by combining irrigation to cleanse the area and aspiration to suction away waste, thereby improving surgeon visibility and access.
Surgical tray stands are mobile, freestanding supports used during surgical procedures to hold surgical trays, such as sponge-counting trays, at a convenient height and location. These devices feature a wheeled base for easy maneuverability and a stable vertical upright with a top surface designed to securely integrate dedicated surgical trays. They are constructed as reusable equipment, built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles in clinical environments.
Teeth whitening kits are collections of devices designed to bleach natural teeth and improve their appearance. They typically include a bleaching gel containing an oxidizing agent, along with trays, mouthguards, applicators, or strips to hold the gel against the teeth for a specified time.
This category includes sterile, flexible urinary catheters designed for long-term indwelling use, featuring an inflatable balloon to secure placement in the bladder and an integrated temperature sensor for continuous core body temperature monitoring. These devices are inserted through the urethra and allow simultaneous urinary drainage and temperature measurement, commonly used during or after surgery or in patients with urinary obstruction or paralysis.
A walking aid tip is a replaceable component made of non-slip material such as rubber or plastic that attaches to the bottom of a walking stick, crutch, or walking frame. It improves traction and stability by increasing friction between the device and the ground or floor, helping prevent slips during use.
Zinc polycarboxylate dental cement is a non-sterile material used by dental professionals for luting crowns, bridges, or orthodontic bands, as well as for lining or basing cavities and as a direct restorative material. Its setting reaction occurs when zinc oxide powder mixes with an aqueous polycarboxylic acid solution, forming a hardened bond that adheres to tooth structure and metal or ceramic restorations.
An anaesthesia workstation gas scavenger is a pneumatically-powered component that connects to the expiratory side of a breathing circuit to capture and remove waste anaesthetic and exhaled gases from the clinical environment. It channels these gases to an external extraction system, often incorporating filters or absorbers to purify the effluent before atmospheric release, thereby helping maintain safe air quality in operating rooms.
A bedrail pad is a soft, fitted cushion designed to be placed on hospital or home bed rails to prevent patients from striking or injuring themselves against the hard surfaces. It is typically used for individuals with limited self-control, such as infants, young children, or patients with certain neurological or behavioral conditions, providing a protective barrier between the patient and the bedrail.
A bone biopsy needle is a sterile, single-use instrument used to extract small samples of bone, bone marrow, or tumor tissue for diagnostic testing. Clinically, it helps diagnose conditions like cancer, infections, or metabolic bone disorders by providing precise tissue samples under imaging guidance.
A brain biopsy procedure kit is a sterile, single-use collection of instruments and supplies designed to obtain a small sample of brain tissue for diagnostic evaluation. It typically includes a disposable biopsy needle and associated components used in stereotactic procedures to target specific areas of the brain with precision.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect the CD10 cell marker in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to CD10 antigens and are used in laboratory settings for the qualitative or quantitative identification of cells expressing this marker, supporting diagnostic and research applications in hematology and oncology.
An earphone, insert is a small electroacoustic device designed to be worn in or near the ear canal to deliver sound from an external source directly to the user’s ear. It is used for purposes such as improved hearing assistance, private audio listening, or communication, and is shaped to fit securely in the outer ear or be coupled with an earmould that sits in the ear canal.
A gonad radiation shield is a personal protective device designed to reduce radiation exposure to the reproductive organs during diagnostic imaging procedures. It is used to protect patients, medical staff, or other individuals in the vicinity of X-ray or other radiation-emitting equipment by placing a physical barrier between the radiation source and the gonads.
Inert gas-enhanced endoscopic electrosurgical electrodes are single-use tools designed for precise tissue manipulation during minimally invasive surgeries. They deliver controlled electrosurgical energy through a stream of inert gas (like argon or helium) to cut, coagulate, or ablate tissue during endoscopic or laparoscopic procedures, such as in the gastrointestinal or joint spaces.
A lumboperitoneal shunt is an implantable medical device designed to relieve elevated cerebrospinal fluid pressure by diverting fluid from the lumbar subarachnoid space to the peritoneal cavity. It is used clinically to manage conditions such as hydrocephalus or idiopathic intracranial hypertension when other treatments are ineffective.
A manual goniometer is a non-powered, hand-held instrument used to measure joint angles in degrees during clinical assessments. It helps healthcare professionals evaluate the range of motion in joints such as the knee, shoulder, or spine before and after treatment or surgery.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect the Melan-A/MART-1 peptide in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins are used in vitro diagnostic applications to qualitatively or quantitatively identify the presence of this melanoma-associated antigen, aiding in the diagnosis and monitoring of melanocytic lesions and malignant melanoma.
A scented menstrual tampon is a deodorized absorbent plug made from cellulosic or synthetic materials designed to be inserted into the vagina to absorb menstrual flow or vaginal discharge. It is intended for single-use only and is discarded after each use.
A non-neurovascular embolization plug, metallic is a permanent or long-term implant made of metal that is placed in blood vessels outside the brain to block blood flow. It is used to treat conditions such as aneurysms, tumors like hepatoma or uterine fibroids, and arteriovenous malformations by inducing clot formation through an expandable scaffold design.
Obstetrical/gynaecological surgical procedure kits, non-medicated and reusable, are collections of surgical instruments, dressings, and materials designed for use during various obstetrical and gynaecological surgeries. These kits provide essential tools for medical professionals to perform a range of procedures in this field.
Open-surgery biopsy forceps, single-use are hand-held surgical instruments used to collect soft-tissue samples during open procedures. They are designed to grasp and extract tissue from surgical wounds or near large body openings like the vagina or rectum for laboratory analysis, without accessing through endoscopes or catheters.
A phacoemulsification system handpiece is a reusable device designed to hold a detachable tip that, when connected to a system generator, delivers ultrasonic or piezoelectric energy to break up and remove the cloudy lens nucleus during cataract surgery. It is typically shaped like a pen or pencil and is activated by the surgeon via a foot control, often integrating or enabling irrigation and suction functions to clear debris from the eye.
A portable active medical device mount is a support structure designed to securely attach portable active medical devices—such as electronic or electromechanical equipment like barcode readers, emergency suction systems, humidifiers, or resuscitators—to fixed surfaces like walls, trolleys, ambulance interiors, or floors. It enables short- or long-term positioning of the device during clinical use, ensuring stability and accessibility without being part of the device itself.
A radiation condenser R-meter is a specialized dosimetry device used to measure and quantify radiation exposure with high precision. Clinically, it supports critical applications like calibrating radiation sources, verifying treatment planning systems, and ensuring accurate dosimetry in radiotherapy and research settings.
A solid-state-semiconductor radiation measuring probe is a device that uses a semiconductor material as the core component of a radiation detector. It functions as part of a survey meter or analytical instrument to detect and measure low levels of ionizing radiation, including X-rays, gamma rays, high-energy beta particles, and neutrons, by converting radiation interactions into measurable electrical signals.
This category includes sterile, single-use devices that attach to surgical instruments such as retractors to provide illumination during procedures. They contain a fibreoptic bundle that transmits cold light from an external light source to the tip of the device, lighting the surgical site without generating heat or glare.
A titanium dental bur is a rotary cutting instrument with a working end made from titanium, designed to attach to a dental handpiece for cutting hard oral tissues like tooth enamel, dentin, and bone. It is also capable of cutting metals, plastics, porcelain, and similar restorative materials, and comes in various shapes such as cylinders, disks, spheres, and ovals to suit different clinical procedures.
A torque manipulation device is a sterile, hand-operated tool designed to attach to the proximal end of an invasive medical device such as a catheter, needle, or guidewire. It enables the clinician to manually apply and control rotational torque to precisely steer or orient the attached device during procedures.
A tracheoesophageal speech valve, indwelling, non-sterile is a medical device designed to restore voice after total laryngectomy by being placed into a surgically created tracheoesophageal fistula. It allows air from the lungs to pass into the esophagus during speech, producing sound for communication, while its one-way valve prevents aspiration during swallowing by closing under negative pressure and opening under positive airflow.
A tympanotomy knife, single-use is a hand-held surgical instrument used to make a precise incision in the eardrum during ear, nose, and throat procedures. It is most commonly employed to facilitate the insertion of ventilation tubes in patients with middle ear effusion or chronic otitis media.
This category includes electrically powered devices that combine a high-pressure water jet for cleaning between teeth with sonic vibration for brushing tooth surfaces. The device uses a handpiece to deliver both functions, supporting oral hygiene by removing plaque and debris from interdental areas and tooth surfaces.
A bariatric wheelchair is a manually operated mobility device designed for individuals with obesity who require additional support and width for safe seating. It features a reinforced frame, an extra-wide seat, and rear wheels that can be driven by the occupant or pushed by an attendant, enabling independent or assisted movement.