Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
A non-absorbing intravenous administration set is a sterile collection of components used to deliver fluids or medications directly into a patient’s vein. It is specifically designed with low-absorption plastics such as polyethylene or Teflon to prevent the infused solution from interacting with or being absorbed by the tubing material, which is critical when administering drugs like nitroglycerin that can bind to standard PVC.
An oesophageal endoscopic ligator, single-use is a device designed to work with a flexible endoscope to place rubber bands around oesophageal varices. This procedure helps stop bleeding or causes the varix to clot and shrink by cutting off its blood supply.
An orthopaedic bone staple driver is a hand-held surgical instrument used to insert bone staples into bone, commonly during fracture repair or bone fixation procedures. It is designed to apply controlled force to the staple, ensuring proper placement and stability.
A physical therapy ultrasound/neuromuscular stimulation system is a combined device assembly that delivers both therapeutic ultrasound and electrical neuromuscular stimulation simultaneously or independently. It is used in clinical settings to help reduce muscle spasms, alleviate pain, prevent scar tissue formation, and promote healing by enhancing circulation and metabolic waste removal in injured tissues through rhythmic muscle contractions.
A solid-seat mobile patient lifting system seat is a component used with a mobile lifting system to support a person during transfers while seated. It provides a stable, padded or unpadded surface for the individual to sit on and be securely contained during lifting and repositioning.
A stationary general-purpose fluoroscopic x-ray system, digital is a fixed imaging device that uses real-time digital technology to capture, display, and manipulate fluoroscopic images. It is designed for a broad range of clinical applications where dynamic visualization of anatomy and physiological function is needed, often with the aid of contrast agents, and includes the ability to acquire spot-film images for detailed assessment.
A synthetic wound matrix dressing is a sterile, bioabsorbable device applied to hard-to-heal wounds such as diabetic ulcers, venous insufficiency ulcers, or burns affecting the dermis. It provides a synthetic fibre matrix that supports the infiltration of the body’s own cells—like fibroblasts, leukocytes, and blood vessels—to promote skin regeneration and may also assist in hard tissue repair, such as in osteomyelitis, while absorbing wound exudate.
A tongue depressor is a hand-held tool designed to gently hold down the tongue during oral or throat examinations, allowing healthcare providers to view the mouth, throat, and surrounding tissues more clearly. It is commonly used in clinical settings such as doctor's offices, clinics, or at home for routine checks or diagnostic procedures.
A tracheostomy tube cannula, reusable is the inner component of a tracheostomy tube system, designed to fit inside the outer tube and be taken out for cleaning. It is made from materials such as stainless steel, silver, silver-plated brass, or plastic and is shaped to match the curvature of the tracheostomy tube to maintain airway patency while allowing for regular hygiene.
A transcutaneous blood gas monitor sensor is a component designed to work with a transcutaneous blood gas monitoring system. It is placed on the skin to non-invasively measure gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide that diffuse through the skin, converting these measurements into electrical signals sent to the main monitor for analysis.
An emesis bag is a disposable medical device designed to safely collect and contain a patient's vomit during episodes of nausea or vomiting. It is commonly used in clinical settings such as hospitals, ambulances, and outpatient facilities to maintain hygiene, prevent contamination, and allow for easy disposal of infectious or hazardous waste.
A lacrimal intubation set is a collection of devices designed to keep the tear drainage system open, typically used to treat or prevent blockages in the nasolacrimal duct. It includes a flexible tube inserted through the eyelid’s puncta into the tear ducts, often with pre-attached tools like probes or stylets to aid placement, and is meant to remain in place for an extended period before removal.
A laminar airflow hood is a ventilated laboratory enclosure that creates a barrier against airborne biological contamination by directing a uniform, parallel flow of filtered air. It is used to protect both laboratory specimens and personnel during handling by maintaining a clean work environment through HEPA filtration and controlled airflow.
A nitrogen quick-connect coupling, male is a device designed to attach securely to a medical gas pipeline or nitrogen source, enabling fast and reliable connection and disconnection of nitrogen-dependent medical equipment. It is used clinically to supply nitrogen gas to devices such as ventilators, anaesthesia machines, or surgical tools where a secure, leak-free gas interface is essential for patient safety and procedural continuity.
A skin staple remover, reusable is a hand-held surgical instrument designed to remove skin staples once a wound has healed enough to stay closed on its own. It features blades at the tip that grasp, open, and extract staples and is constructed from metal or synthetic polymer materials for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization.
A stationary gamma camera system is a fixed diagnostic imaging device used in nuclear medicine to detect and measure gamma radiation emitted from radiopharmaceuticals administered to a patient. It produces planar images that help visualize the distribution and function of organs or tissues by capturing the spatial and intensity patterns of emitted gamma rays.
A thoracic suction collection container is a medical device used to collect fluids, secretions, and air from the pleural cavity and/or mediastinum during controlled aspiration. It is typically connected between a thoracic drainage catheter and a suction wall outlet. The device is designed to provide a safe and controlled environment for fluid collection and suction control. It is used in clinical settings to help patients recover from thoracic surgery or to manage conditions affecting the lungs and chest cavity.
This category includes reagents used in laboratory tests to measure the amount of urea or urea nitrogen in blood or other clinical specimens. These substances react with the sample to produce a measurable signal that helps assess kidney function and metabolic status.
A urological fluid funnel is a device designed to attach to a urological operating table, such as a hoop frame, to collect and direct fluids—including bodily fluids and irrigation solutions—during urological procedures. It channels these fluids from the table surface to a collection container, suction system, or drain to maintain a clean and safe surgical field.
A wheelchair antitip device is a safety attachment designed to prevent a wheelchair from tipping forward or backward during use. It is typically mounted in pairs to the front or rear of the frame and helps maintain stability on slopes, uneven surfaces, or during patient transfers. The device is usually constructed from metal and may feature a rod-like arm, sometimes ending in a small wheel to roll along the ground. Its primary clinical function is to reduce the risk of falls and enhance overall safety for both the occupant and caregivers.
An assisted reproduction electromechanical micromanipulator is an electrically powered device used in laboratory settings to precisely manipulate microscopic objects during in vitro assisted reproduction procedures, such as intracytoplasmic sperm injection. It enables fine, controlled movements of tools like needles or capillary tubes under microscopic visualization, allowing embryologists to perform delicate tasks requiring sub-millimeter accuracy.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect the CD34 cell marker in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to CD34 antigens and are used for qualitative or quantitative analysis in laboratory settings, such as identifying hematopoietic stem cells in blood or bone marrow samples.
This category includes application software designed to support cardiology services by electronically managing patient data. It is used to receive, store, analyze, display, and distribute clinical and administrative information related to heart care within or between healthcare facilities.
Dental implant suprastructure reamers are manually-operated instruments used in dental laboratories to smooth and refine the surface of dental implant suprastructure components. They are designed to remove minor imperfections and casting flashes, ensuring a precise fit between the implant and the suprastructure. This process is crucial for the production of a final suprastructure that meets the required standards.
An ENT speculum holder is a reusable device designed to secure an ear, nose, or throat speculum in a fixed position during surgical procedures. It allows the surgeon to maintain hands-free operation by holding the speculum steady, typically by attaching to the side rail of an operating table and adjusting to the desired angle or depth.
A first aid limb splint, mouldable, reusable is a portable device used to immobilize injured arms or legs in emergency situations. It consists of a semi-rigid, padded structure—often made of metallic sheet or wire frame—that can be manually shaped around a limb to provide temporary stabilization until definitive care is available.
A flexible video bronchoscope is a reusable endoscope designed for visualizing the airways and tracheobronchial tree during bronchoscopy procedures. It features a flexible insertion tube with a distal camera and working channels, allowing real-time video transmission to a monitor for airway inspection, intubation guidance, and support of diagnostic or therapeutic interventions such as bronchoalveolar lavage.
A gauze packer is a hand-held surgical instrument designed to insert and pack gauze or dressings into body cavities during medical procedures. It is used by healthcare professionals to manage wounds, control bleeding, or prepare surgical sites by ensuring proper placement of absorbent materials.
An inflatable extremity splint is a type of medical device used to immobilize and protect arms or legs after an injury. It works by being placed around the affected limb and then inflated to provide support and stability. This type of device is commonly used in emergency situations to help keep the limb safe during transport to a medical facility.
An intravenous line filter is a sterile, single-use device designed to be placed in an IV infusion line to remove microorganisms, particulate matter, and air from fluids before they enter the patient’s bloodstream. It is used clinically to help prevent complications such as phlebitis, embolism, or infection associated with contaminated or aerated infusions.
A medication cartridge syringe with safety-needle is a sterile, single-use device designed for delivering medication via hypodermic injection. It features a metal barrel and plunger that accepts a sealed glass cartridge containing the drug, paired with an attached protective needle mechanism that shields the needle after use to reduce the risk of needlestick injuries.
An ophthalmic instrument table, line-powered is a work surface designed to hold and position eye examination equipment such as slit lamps, keratometers, and refractometers. It is powered by mains electricity and features adjustable height to align instruments with the patient’s eye level, and may include integrated patient seating or wheelchair-accessible designs.
This category includes reusable probes designed to deliver electrical stimulation to the pelvic floor muscles via intravaginal or intra-anal insertion. These probes are components of incontinence-control systems that help treat urinary and/or faecal incontinence by inducing muscle contractions similar to Kegel exercises through applied electrical stimuli.
A rigid optical cystourethroscope is a rigid endoscope used to visually examine and treat conditions inside the bladder and urethra. It is inserted through the natural urinary opening to inspect the lower urinary tract, including the prostate area, during endoscopic procedures.
A throat microphone is a battery-powered speech-assistive device that is worn on the throat to amplify vibrations generated during speech, making the wearer's voice louder. These devices are designed to help individuals who have difficulty speaking or need their voice to be more audible in various environments.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits designed to measure total aspartate aminotransferase (AST) levels in clinical specimens such as serum or plasma. These kits use a spectrophotometry method to detect AST, an enzyme commonly assessed to evaluate liver function and detect conditions like hepatitis, cirrhosis, or myocardial injury.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits designed to measure total bilirubin levels in clinical specimens such as blood or serum. These kits use spectrophotometry to detect and quantify bilirubin, aiding in the assessment of liver function, hemolytic disorders, and neonatal jaundice.
A uterine manipulator, single-use is a sterile, hand-held surgical instrument used to gently move and position the uterus during gynecological procedures such as laparoscopy. It helps improve visibility of pelvic anatomy and allows for procedures like chromotubation by using an inflatable balloon placed transcervically into the uterus, which is then manipulated via a connected syringe.
A vascular ultrasound system control unit is an AC-powered external device, possibly with internal rechargeable batteries, designed to work with a dedicated probe or catheter to detect and indicate blood flow in peripheral vessels using ultrasound, Doppler, or transit time technology. It is used clinically to identify and evaluate vascular flow restrictions such as clots, stenosis, or mechanical damage, or to monitor blood flow during microvascular surgical procedures.
This category includes reusable wearable devices designed to monitor and record several physiological parameters at once, such as heart rate, breathing rate, blood oxygen levels, and movement. These devices are typically worn on the wrist, finger, or head and use sensors like optical lights or electrical signals to collect data continuously or at set intervals.
An alternating-pressure chair cushion is a type of pad designed to be placed on a chair seat, with chambers that fill with air in an alternating pattern to change the contact points between the user's body and the chair. This helps to relieve pressure points and prevent pressure sores, making it a useful tool for people who are immobilized or have limited mobility. The cushion is typically used to improve comfort and prevent complications in people with certain medical conditions or disabilities.
Assistive dressing and undressing hooks or sticks are devices designed to help people with disabilities manage their clothing. They typically have a hook or a grasping end and a handle, allowing users to maneuver and adjust their garments with ease.
A basic endotracheal tube is a hollow cylinder inserted through the mouth or nose into the trachea to maintain a clear airway during anaesthesia, resuscitation, or when a patient requires mechanical ventilation. It is designed to deliver gases to and from the lungs and may include features such as an inflatable cuff to seal the airway, a connector for breathing circuits, radiopacity for X-ray visibility, and a pilot balloon for cuff pressure monitoring.
A bedpan is a portable container placed under a bedbound patient to collect urine and feces when the individual cannot reach a toilet. It is designed for single-patient use within a clinical or home-care setting and must be emptied, cleaned, and sanitized after each use. The device typically features a smooth, contoured surface to minimize discomfort and a secure rim to prevent spills.
A blood pressure cuff inflator, manual, is a device used to inflate the cuff of a manual sphygmomanometer, allowing for the measurement of blood pressure. It is typically a bulb-like device that is squeezed to pump air into the cuff. This device is a crucial component of a manual blood pressure measurement system, enabling healthcare professionals to take accurate readings.
A bone tap is a surgical instrument used to create internal threads within bone tissue, allowing for the secure placement of orthopedic screws during spinal or other skeletal fixation procedures. These devices are typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel and feature helical cutting edges designed to efficiently cut bone while maintaining structural integrity.
A corneal marker handpiece is a manually-operated instrument used to mark corneal tissue before an ophthalmic surgical procedure. It is designed to work with a disposable tip that contains ink, and may include a light to help the patient focus during the marking process. The device is typically pen-like in shape and has a mechanism to ensure it remains level.
A coronary optical coherence tomography system is a specialized imaging assembly that uses light-based technology to capture high-resolution cross-sectional images of the inside of coronary arteries. It is used clinically during interventional cardiology procedures to assess vessel structure, plaque characteristics, and stent placement with exceptional detail.
This category includes sterile, single-use instrument sets designed for cryosurgical procedures, where targeted tissue is frozen to destroy abnormal cells. These sets typically contain cryoablation needles, thermal sensors, warming catheters, and tube holders used alongside a cryosurgical unit. They are commonly applied in early-stage prostate cancer or localized recurrences after radiotherapy, with tissue cooled to approximately -40°C while surrounding areas are warmed to prevent collateral damage.
A drug-delivery iontophoresis patch is a type of medical device that uses a small electric field to help deliver medication through the skin. It is typically worn as a patch and is used as an alternative to injections for administering certain types of medication. The patch has a reservoir that holds the medication, which is filled by the user before use.
An endoscopic light source adaptor is a device used to connect an external light source to an endoscope, allowing for compatibility between different manufacturers or models. This adaptor provides an optical interface that matches the light characteristics of the external source to the fibreoptic bundles of the endoscope, enabling effective illumination for medical procedures. The adaptor plays a crucial role in ensuring that the endoscope receives the appropriate light for clear visualization. This device is designed to be reusable.
A foot bath is an AC-powered device that delivers therapeutic heat to the feet via a shallow water-filled basin. It is primarily used to ease foot-related discomfort, such as pain from sprains or arthritis, and may also help alleviate symptoms like headaches or colds through localized warmth.
An intestinal ostomy bag/support kit is a collection of devices used to manage intestinal output after a colostomy or ileostomy procedure. It typically includes a bag to collect output, a base plate, and other supportive devices to help with fitting and maintenance. These kits are designed to be attached to the body and replaced as needed. They play a crucial role in helping individuals with intestinal ostomies to manage their condition and maintain their quality of life.
A laparoscopic access cannula seal is a small device used to prevent gas from leaking out of a cannula during laparoscopic surgery. It is designed to fit onto the end of the cannula and create a seal around the instrument that is inserted through it, helping to maintain the internal pressure. This seal is an important part of minimally invasive surgical procedures.
Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol IVD reagents are laboratory chemicals designed to work with in vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems for measuring LDL cholesterol levels in blood samples. Clinically, these reagents help assess cardiovascular risk by quantifying LDL—a key factor in plaque buildup and heart disease—supporting diagnostic and monitoring decisions for patients.
A medication transfer needle with a filtering feature is a medical device used to transfer fluid medication from one container to another, typically in a pharmacy setting. It is designed to aspirate and transfer medication while minimizing the risk of particle contamination. This is achieved through an integral filter that retains micro-particles as the drug flows through the needle.
Microplate readers are laboratory instruments used to measure the optical properties of clinical specimens in microplates. They are designed to automate or semi-automate the process of photometric measurement, allowing for efficient analysis of multiple samples. These devices are used to determine the presence and concentration of various biological constituents in specimens.
This category covers substances designed to prepare biological specimens for microscopic examination. They create a protective seal between the slide, specimen, and coverslip to preserve tissue integrity and maintain stain quality. These media also improve optical clarity, resulting in sharper and more reliable diagnostic images.
An orthopaedic femur reamer trial is a manual surgical instrument used during orthopaedic procedures to measure the femur’s medullary canal. It helps determine the correct size of a reamer or implant before inserting devices like intramedullary nails or hip arthroplasty components.
A patient monitoring system module for carbon dioxide is a device used to measure the amount of carbon dioxide in a patient's expired breath. This measurement is typically taken through a sampling tube connected to a breathing circuit. The module is designed to work as part of a larger patient monitoring system, providing valuable information about a patient's respiratory function.
Remote-afterloading brachytherapy systems are specialized assemblies that deliver targeted radiation therapy by temporarily placing radioactive sources directly at or within a treatment site. They are used clinically to treat cancers, such as those in the prostate, cervix, or breast, by precisely delivering a therapeutic or palliative radiation dose while sparing surrounding healthy tissue.
A screw-extraction orthopaedic reamer is a surgical tool used to remove implanted screws with defective or detached heads, or broken shafts. It works by overdrilling and gripping the screw shaft, allowing for its extraction. This device is typically used in orthopaedic procedures where screw removal is necessary. It is designed to be thin and hollow, with saw teeth and a conical thread to facilitate screw removal.
Skin marking stickers are hypoallergenic adhesive devices designed to be placed on a patient's skin as reference points for external diagnostic imaging procedures. These stickers help ensure accurate positioning and consistent imaging during medical examinations.
A stand-up mobile patient lifting system, manual is a non-powered device designed to help caregivers lift and move individuals with mobility limitations from a sitting to a standing position. These systems typically consist of a wheeled base with a lifting mechanism, supports for the knees and feet, and a secure harness to keep the patient safely positioned.
Stationary liquid oxygen containers are large storage devices designed to hold liquid oxygen before it is distributed and used in medical settings. These containers typically feature a double vessel design with vacuum insulation to maintain the extremely low temperatures required to keep oxygen in liquid form.
Synaptophysin IVD antibodies are used in clinical settings to detect synaptophysin in patient specimens. These antibodies are designed to bind to specific parts of the synaptophysin protein, allowing for its identification and measurement. This is important for diagnosing and monitoring certain medical conditions.
A tracheostomy tube cannula is a small, curved tube that fits inside a tracheostomy tube to help keep the airway clear. It is designed to be removed and replaced regularly to prevent blockages and infections. This type of cannula is typically made of plastic and has precise dimensions to fit snugly inside the outer tracheostomy tube.
This category of in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices uses antibodies to detect the presence of p53 tumour protein in clinical specimens. The p53 protein is often associated with cancer, and these devices help clinicians identify and understand its role in various diseases. These IVDs are designed to bind to specific parts of the p53 protein, allowing for qualitative and quantitative analysis. This information can be crucial in diagnosis, treatment, and research.
Cable/lead/sensor/probe covers are single-use, sterile barriers designed to protect medical devices during procedures. They create a hygienic seal around cables, leads, or probes, preventing contamination while allowing the device to function in sterile environments like surgery or diagnostic exams.
Capillary blood collection tubes are used to collect, preserve, and transport small blood samples from capillaries for laboratory analysis or investigation. These tubes are designed to hold a specific amount of blood and are typically used for tests such as microhaematocrit or neonatal bilirubin. They are made of glass or plastic and are sealed at one or both ends after collection.
A cerebrospinal fluid shunt valve programmer is a medical device used to noninvasively adjust the operating pressure of programmable valves implanted in patients with hydrocephalus. These devices help regulate the flow of cerebrospinal fluid from the brain's ventricles, aiding in the treatment of this condition during and after surgery.
A contrast medium injection system syringe is a device used to administer contrast medium or saline solution to patients undergoing diagnostic imaging procedures. It consists of a plunger-in-barrel chamber that holds the medium or solution, and its movement is controlled by a contrast medium or solution injector. This device plays a crucial role in medical imaging, allowing for clear visualization of internal structures.
A dermal curette, reusable is a hand-held surgical instrument designed for the precise scraping and excising of skin or dermal tissue, commonly used in the treatment of superficial warts or wounds. These devices come in various shapes and sizes with a specialized distal end to facilitate accurate tissue removal.
Diagnostic ophthalmic prisms are transparent optical instruments used by eye care professionals to assess visual function and evaluate the coordination of the eyes. They help diagnose issues related to ocular muscles, such as problems with convergence or accommodation, by refracting light to measure alignment and visual capabilities.
A drug-testing specimen collection kit IVD is a single-use device designed to collect, preserve, and/or transport biological samples such as urine, saliva, sweat, or hair for the purpose of drug testing or other in vitro diagnostic investigations. It includes a covered receptacle and associated tools or materials needed for proper specimen handling in both home and clinical environments.
End-cut biopsy gun needles are specialized tubular surgical instruments designed to extract core tissue samples from various anatomical structures for pathological examination. These devices are typically used to obtain tissue from organs like the kidneys, prostate, pancreas, liver, and breast, often under image guidance.
Endoscope air/water valves are single-use attachments designed to regulate the flow of air or carbon dioxide for insufflation and water for irrigation during endoscopic procedures. They fit onto an endoscope’s channel to control gas/water input while blocking reverse flow, improving safety and precision during exams.
Evacuated blood collection tubes with anticoagulant are specialized medical devices designed to collect and preserve blood samples for laboratory testing. These tubes contain a vacuum and pre-measured anticoagulant to prevent blood clotting, ensuring accurate diagnostic results.
Flexible video gastroscopes are reusable endoscopes used to visually examine the oesophagus and stomach. They feature a flexible insertion tube with a video sensor at the tip that transmits real-time images to a monitor, allowing clinicians to diagnose conditions, take tissue samples, and perform minor therapeutic procedures.
Gold dental inlays are custom-made restorations crafted from gold-based alloys, designed to fit within the center of a tooth as a durable alternative to traditional fillings for treating decay or damage. These indirect restorations are typically fabricated in dental laboratories using techniques that may include CAD/CAM technology to ensure precise fit and longevity.
Hysterectomy forceps are reusable manual surgical instruments designed to grasp, pull, or compress the uterus during hysterectomy procedures. They help surgeons maintain control and access to the uterus and surrounding tissues during the removal of the womb and associated organs.
An indirect binocular ophthalmoscope is a head-worn, electrically powered instrument used by eye care professionals to examine the interior structures of the eye, such as the retina, cornea, and lens. It allows the examiner to view the patient's eye from arm's length while using both eyes simultaneously to achieve stereoscopic vision. The device provides a wide field of view and produces an inverted, magnified image of the ocular structures for detailed clinical assessment.
Intracranial pressure monitors are medical devices used to measure and display the pressure inside the skull, providing crucial information for diagnosing and managing conditions such as brain injuries or stroke. They work in conjunction with invasive sensors or catheters that transmit pressure signals, which are then interpreted by the monitor. This information helps healthcare professionals make informed decisions about patient care.
Laparoscopic trocar blades, reprocessed, are rigid surgical instruments with sharp points designed to puncture the abdominal wall during laparoscopic procedures, creating access for cannulas to reach the abdominal cavity. These devices are specifically engineered to be used once and then undergo a reprocessing protocol to enable a single additional patient application.
This category covers single-use medical rulers designed to measure anatomical structures, instruments, or surgical devices during clinical procedures. These straight-edged strips are marked in inches, millimeters, or centimeters and may be bendable to conform to the surfaces being measured. They serve as disposable tools for accurate length assessment in diagnostic, surgical, or treatment settings.
An over-guidewire esophageal dilator is a reusable, tubular instrument used to widen narrowed sections of the esophagus (strictures) during medical procedures. It is inserted over a pre-placed guidewire and often used before or alongside an endoscopy to improve passage through tight areas, with sizes and flexibility tailored to clinical needs.
A portable general-purpose fluoroscopic x-ray system is a medical device used to capture and display real-time images of internal body structures. It is designed to be moved and reassembled in different locations, making it versatile for various applications. This type of system uses digital techniques for image capture and manipulation, and often includes spot-film capabilities.
Radiation attenuating polyisoprene surgical/procedural gloves are sterile protective barriers worn by healthcare providers during procedures involving radiation exposure, such as fluoroscopy. They are designed to limit radiation exposure while maintaining a protective barrier between healthcare workers and patients.
Stereotactic neuronavigation/planning systems combine MRI imaging with real-time optical tracking to guide neurosurgical and neuromodulation procedures. Clinically, they assist in precise localization of brain targets for treatments like transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), deep brain stimulation, or biopsy, reducing risks by minimizing manual error during interventions.
An ultrasound aspiration biopsy procedure kit is a sterile, single-use set of tools designed for collecting tissue samples under ultrasound guidance. Clinicians use these kits to perform fine-needle aspiration (FNA) or core biopsies, allowing real-time imaging to ensure precise needle placement and accurate sampling of suspicious lesions or abnormal tissues.
A vertebral body cement cannula is a sterile, manual tubular instrument used to create a percutaneous pathway into a vertebral body before and during the injection of orthopaedic cement in kyphoplasty procedures. It is designed to be inserted under fluoroscopic guidance to treat vertebral compression fractures in the thoracic or lumbar spine.
Antiseizure/psychiatric-therapy vagus nerve implantable electrical stimulation systems are medical devices designed to deliver controlled electrical pulses to the vagus nerve. Clinically, they help manage recurrent seizures and alleviate symptoms of psychiatric disorders like treatment-resistant depression by modulating nerve activity.
An aspiration tray, single-use, is a sterile container that holds various instruments, dressings, and other items needed for aspiration and related procedures. It typically includes sections for needle biopsy, aspiration, and drainage tools, with a foam insert at the bottom for safe placement of sharp objects.
Bcl-2 oncoprotein IVD antibodies are laboratory tests designed to detect the presence or amount of Bcl-2 protein in patient samples, which helps in diagnosing certain cancers and understanding disease progression. These antibodies are used in clinical settings to identify abnormal cell growth patterns that may indicate malignancy.
A breathing circuit tube holder is a reusable medical device used to securely position and stabilize tubing that connects a ventilator or anesthesia system to a patient. It helps maintain proper alignment and reduces the risk of disconnections or kinks during critical procedures, ensuring safe and uninterrupted gas flow.
Camera application software refers to specialized programs that enhance or enable the functionality of cameras, digital recorders, or computers to capture, process, or analyze visual data. Clinically, these tools are used in medical imaging, telemedicine, and diagnostic workflows to improve image quality, automate measurements, or facilitate remote consultations.
General laboratory containers are reusable vessels designed to hold liquids, specimens, or lab reagents in clinical or research settings. They serve as versatile receptacles for biological samples, chemicals, or other materials used in manual or automated lab procedures, including tissue culture and liquid handling.
Haematological concentrate system preparation kits for bone marrow concentration are designed to process bone marrow aspirate into a concentrated cellular product called bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC). These kits enable clinicians to isolate and concentrate stem cells and growth factors from aspirated marrow, which are then applied to surgical sites—such as fractures or joint repairs—to enhance healing and graft integration.
This category includes immunoglobulins designed to detect the HER2 protein in clinical samples. These devices are used to identify the presence or levels of HER2, also known as neu oncoprotein, in diagnostic testing.
A hypothermia-prevention whole-body suit is a specialized garment designed to help maintain a patient's body temperature during clinical situations where heat loss is a concern, such as lengthy surgical procedures. These suits are typically constructed with multiple layers of synthetic materials that provide insulation to help preserve the patient's natural warmth.