Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
A heart valve prosthesis sizer handle is a reusable surgical tool used during cardiac procedures to assist in measuring the patient’s valve opening (annulus). Surgeons attach an interchangeable sizer to the handle to evaluate the correct size for an annuloplasty ring or replacement valve before implantation, ensuring proper fit and function.
Incontinence pants liners are disposable absorbent pads designed to be worn inside incontinence underwear, providing a secondary barrier to catch and contain urine leaks. Clinically, they help maintain skin integrity and reduce odor for individuals managing urinary incontinence, offering discreet and convenient protection during daily activities.
A laryngectomy tube (non-sterile) is a reusable, flexible tube designed to keep the tracheostoma open after laryngectomy surgery. It helps maintain an airway while reducing the risk of scarring or narrowing (stenosis) in the months following the procedure, often allowing patients to use speech valves for communication.
Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol IVD kits with spectrophotometry are laboratory tools designed to measure LDL cholesterol levels in blood samples. Clinically, these devices help assess cardiovascular risk by quantifying LDL—a key factor in plaque buildup and atherosclerosis—supporting diagnosis and treatment planning for conditions like hyperlipidemia.
Medical/surgical interventional tube/cable securement straps are designed to safely hold tubes or cables in place during procedures, preventing dislodgment or tangling. They attach to surgical drapes or device covers—never directly to the patient—and ensure stability for critical interventions like catheterization or monitoring.
Native DNA antibody (anti-nDNA) immunoassays are in vitro diagnostic tests designed to detect antibodies that target native DNA, often linked to autoimmune conditions like systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). These fluorescent immunoassay kits analyze patient serum or plasma to help diagnose or monitor diseases where anti-nDNA antibodies are clinically significant.
Non-ISO80369-3-standardized oral syringes are manual devices designed for administering oral medications, featuring a calibrated barrel and plunger. They lack the standardized small-bore connector (ENFit) tip found in enteral or infusion syringes, ensuring safe use for oral dosing only. These syringes may include accessories like caps or bottle adaptors to enhance usability and prevent contamination.
Non-respiratory device ambient air filters are disposable components designed to clean the surrounding air used by medical or industrial devices. They trap particulates and impurities to maintain device performance, often in systems that rely on ambient air—such as cooling mechanisms, air-driven processes, or exhaust systems—ensuring safe and efficient operation.
Orthopaedic cement with antimicrobial properties is a surgical adhesive used to secure prosthetic implants to bone during joint replacements or bone repairs. It also helps fill gaps caused by bone damage or infection, such as in infected joint prostheses or osteomyelitis, while reducing the risk of bacterial contamination during surgery.
Paranasal sinus irrigation/aspiration cannulas are rigid or semi-rigid tubes inserted through the nostrils to clear sinus cavities during ENT procedures. They allow controlled irrigation and suction to remove mucus, debris, or fluid, aiding in drainage and symptom relief for conditions like sinusitis or nasal congestion.
A personal care kit is a pre-packaged set of disposable items designed to help patients maintain hygiene and comfort during their hospital stay. It typically includes essentials like gowns, slippers, caps, combs, toothbrushes, and sometimes small personal care products such as toothpaste or lotion.
A pneumothorax dressing is a sterile, single-use device designed to seal open chest wounds that breach the pleura, preventing air from entering the pleural cavity and reducing the risk of a collapsed lung. It is primarily used in emergency settings, such as pre-hospital trauma care, to stabilize patients with penetrating chest injuries until further medical treatment can be administered.
A push-rim manual wheelchair designed for bariatric users provides seated mobility for individuals who cannot walk independently but can propel themselves. Its larger wheels and reinforced push-rims allow the user to self-mobilize by rotating the wheels, while optional rear handles enable an attendant to assist if needed.
Removable ambulatory appliance skin-adherent patches are single-use adhesive devices designed to securely hold external medical appliances (like tracheostomy base plates or insulin pumps) in place on the skin. They use synthetic polymer materials to create a stable, temporary bond while the patient moves, ensuring the appliance stays aligned without direct skin contact.
Removable dental occlusal splints are prefabricated devices designed to fit over the chewing surfaces of teeth. They help stabilize displaced teeth, reduce nighttime teeth grinding (bruxism), ease jaw muscle tension, and provide temporary relief for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) discomfort or dysfunction-related pain.
Surgical instrument clips are reusable metal fasteners designed to securely hold together instruments with ring handles, such as scalpels, forceps, or retractors. They streamline workflow by keeping tools grouped for sterilization, storage, or procedure-specific assembly before surgery, reducing misplacement and ensuring quick access during procedures.
Surgical tissue/fluid collection bags (non-sterile) are flexible pouches used during procedures to gather body fluids, tissue fragments, or excised body parts—such as limbs—released at the surgical site. Positioned adjacent to the incision or drape, they rely on gravity to collect waste without connecting to suction or drainage systems, ensuring containment for post-operative handling.
A surgical vice grip is a robust, hand-held instrument designed for secure, adjustable gripping during surgical procedures. Its sturdy stainless steel construction and self-locking mechanism allow surgeons to hold or manipulate objects—such as bone fragments or implants—with precision and stability during minimally invasive or open surgeries.
Umbilical cord tape is a sterile, single-use device designed to secure the umbilical cord after it is cut from a newborn infant. Clinically, it prevents bleeding by tightly binding the cord stump while it naturally dries and falls off, reducing the risk of infection or complications during the healing process.
A valvulotome is a surgical instrument used to cut or incise anatomical valves during procedures, such as heart valve repair or vein valve ablation. It helps restore proper blood flow by splitting or reshaping valves in situ, often during minimally invasive or open surgeries.
A warm-bonded endodontic obturation system is used in root canal therapy to deliver heated resin-based materials into the canal for a secure, well-sealed fill. The system ensures strong bonding between the filling material and canal walls, reducing the risk of leakage and improving long-term success of the treatment.
Albumin IVD kits with spectrophotometry are diagnostic tools designed to measure albumin levels in blood or other clinical specimens. Clinicians use these tests to evaluate protein metabolism disorders, such as liver or kidney disease, malnutrition, or conditions like burns that alter protein balance.
Albumin IVD reagents are laboratory chemicals designed to work with in vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems for detecting albumin levels in patient samples. Clinically, they enable accurate measurement of albumin—an important blood protein—to assess liver function, nutritional status, or conditions like edema or malnutrition.
Ambulatory insulin infusion pump/interstitial glucose monitoring systems are portable devices designed for patients with diabetes that continuously monitor interstitial glucose levels while simultaneously delivering insulin subcutaneously. These systems work together to help manage blood sugar levels through automated adjustments based on real-time glucose readings.
Angiography contrast medium injection systems are portable, electrically powered devices used to deliver contrast agents through catheters during vascular imaging. They provide precise control over injection pressure, flow rate, and volume to visualize blood vessels in procedures like coronary angiography or peripheral vascular studies.
An arthroscopic irrigation/insufflation system is a medical device assembly that uses electricity to provide controlled distention and irrigation of joint tissues during arthroscopic procedures. It pumps sterile fluid into the joint cavity to expand the surgical area and improve visualization for surgeons.
Autologous adipose tissue noninvasive processing sets are medical devices used to collect and process a patient's own fat tissue for aesthetic body contouring. These closed-system devices filter and wash the fat before it is reinjected back into the same patient.
Bare-metal duodenal stents are tubular devices implanted in the duodenum to treat strictures caused by malignant tumors, helping to relieve gastric outlet obstructions. These mesh-like structures, made entirely of metal such as stainless steel, are expanded in place to restore normal digestive flow.
Capillary blood collection kits for in vitro diagnostics (IVD) are designed for self-collection of small blood samples from the fingertip or other superficial sites. These kits enable patients to perform tests at home, such as allergy screening or infectious disease monitoring, before mailing the sample to a lab for analysis.
A cardiotomy reservoir is a medical device designed to collect, store, and filter blood during cardiopulmonary bypass procedures, typically in cardiac surgeries. It serves as a temporary holding container that helps remove micro-particles and air bubbles from the blood while maintaining a reserve supply.
An adjustable angle centrifuge rotor is a critical component used in centrifuges to hold sample tubes during high-speed spinning. Clinically, these rotors are essential for separating substances like blood components, cells, or biochemical samples by centrifugal force, enabling precise laboratory diagnostics and research procedures.
Collagen haemostatic agents are bioabsorbable materials made from animal-derived collagen, used to quickly stop bleeding during surgery by triggering platelet activation and clot formation. They are applied directly to bleeding sites, where they integrate with the body’s natural clotting process to promote wound stabilization without leaving synthetic residues.
Custom-made cushions are specialized pillows or pads tailored to an individual’s unique needs, offering targeted support, comfort, or functional assistance. They are commonly used in clinical settings to relieve pressure, improve posture, or aid mobility for patients with conditions like spinal injuries, chronic pain, or limited mobility.
Exogenous DNA/RNA internal control IVD kits are diagnostic tools designed to validate molecular testing processes. They contain synthetic nucleic acids added to clinical samples to confirm that DNA or RNA extraction and amplification are working correctly, or to detect potential inhibitors that could interfere with test results.
An exploratory blunt needle is a sterile, single-use manual instrument with a dull curved tip designed to safely explore within the body without damaging sensitive tissues. These devices are commonly used in surgical and diagnostic procedures where precision and tissue preservation are critical.
Fixed-diameter cervical dilators are single-use surgical tools designed to gradually widen the cervical canal during medical procedures. Clinically, they help prepare the cervix for interventions like uterine curettage or other intrauterine procedures by creating controlled dilation, ensuring safe passage for instruments or surgical tools.
A flexible fibreoptic ureteroscope is a specialized endoscope designed for visualizing and treating conditions within the ureter, the tube connecting the kidney to the bladder. Clinically, it’s used for procedures like biopsies, stone removal (lithotripsy), tumor treatment, and correcting obstructions or strictures in the upper urinary tract.
Gait-enhancement electrical stimulation systems are external devices that apply electrical stimuli to nerves or muscles in the lower extremities to help improve walking ability in patients with partial paralysis or neuromuscular disorders. These systems work by causing targeted muscles to contract, thereby enhancing mobility and gait patterns.
A gastrostomy aspiration system gravity set is an external device used after stomach tube implantation to remove stomach contents through aspiration, helping with portion control and weight loss in bariatric patients. These systems typically include connectors, water reservoirs, drain tubes, and control valves that allow for alternating water infusion and aspiration by gravity.
Glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) IVD calibrators are materials used to establish known reference points for assays that measure glycated haemoglobin levels in clinical specimens. These calibrators help ensure accurate and reliable testing for diabetes management and monitoring.
Heparin anti-Xa IVD kits use chromogenic assays to measure heparin levels in blood, helping clinicians monitor anticoagulation therapy. These devices detect heparin’s ability to inhibit activated factor Xa, ensuring precise dosing for patients on blood-thinning treatments like heparin infusion.
Hip revision prosthesis trials are temporary devices used during revision hip surgery to test the size, orientation, and positioning of the permanent implant before final placement. These trials help surgeons ensure the best fit and alignment for the patient's specific anatomy.
A humeral head spacer prosthesis trial device is a temporary, disk-shaped implant used during shoulder surgery to test the fit and positioning of a permanent humeral head prosthesis. It helps surgeons confirm the correct size and orientation before final implantation, ensuring a precise match for the patient’s anatomy.
A humeral stem extension prosthesis trial device is a temporary, modular implant used during preoperative planning for shoulder or elbow revision surgery. It helps surgeons test the fit, size, and alignment of a permanent prosthesis before final implantation, ensuring optimal positioning and function.
Implantable bone nuts are small, threaded components designed to secure bone screws or bolts (not included) within bone during surgical procedures. They provide additional stability to fractures or joints by locking onto the screw threads externally, helping to maintain alignment and promote proper healing.
Intraocular retractors are single-use surgical tools designed to gently hold back or expand delicate eye tissues, such as the iris, during procedures like cataract surgery or corneal transplants. Their purpose is to improve visibility and precision for the surgeon while minimizing trauma to surrounding structures.
An intrauterine device removal hook is a handheld manual instrument designed by physicians to safely extract intrauterine devices (IUDs) from the uterus. It features a handle at one end that tapers to form a hook at the distal end, typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel for durability and precision.
Manual cranial rotary handpieces are single-use surgical tools designed for neurosurgical procedures, enabling precise removal of sections of the skull to access the brain. Clinically, they are used for diagnostics—such as inserting a neuroscope—or therapeutic interventions, including relieving intracranial pressure or preparing bone flaps for brain surgery.
A mastoid chisel is a surgical tool designed for ENT procedures, specifically to precisely cut and shape the mastoid process—the bony area behind the ear. Surgeons use it to access or modify this region during operations like mastoidectomy or middle ear surgery, striking the instrument with a mallet to achieve controlled bone removal.
Mitral/tricuspid annuloplasty rings are circular bands implanted in the heart to support and reconstruct the mitral and tricuspid valve annuli, addressing insufficient or stenotic valves. These devices help restore proper valve function by providing structural support to the heart's natural valve openings.
Multi-purpose soft/rigid contact lens solutions are sterile formulations designed to clean, rinse, remove protein, disinfect, store, and sometimes wet both soft and rigid gas permeable contact lenses. These solutions are essential for maintaining lens hygiene and ensuring safe contact lens wear.
Multiple formulation agar culture medium IVDs are diagnostic tools designed for culturing clinical specimens to identify and differentiate specific microorganisms. These devices combine two or more selective or differential agar formulations in a single unit—such as a split plate or dip slide—to streamline lab workflows and improve diagnostic accuracy by isolating pathogens like bacteria or fungi in one test.
Nasal/paranasal balloon catheters are flexible, single-use tubes with an inflatable balloon at the tip, used during sinus surgery (sinuplasty) to gently widen blocked sinus openings and reshape nasal passages. Clinically, they help relieve sinusitis symptoms and temporarily ease nasal congestion by creating space for better airflow without removing tissue.
An orthodontic appliance dimension gauge is a reusable dental instrument designed to measure the precise dimensions of orthodontic appliances, such as bracket height or spacing, relative to a patient’s oral anatomy. Clinicians use it during appliance fitting to ensure accurate alignment and proper placement for effective treatment.
Orthopaedic bone cerclage cables are implantable metallic cords used to secure fractured bones and fixation plates during orthopaedic treatment. They form loops or rings around bone structures to provide stabilization and support during the healing process.
An orthopaedic implant reamer is a surgical tool used to remove stubbornly fixed implants like screws, pins, or intramedullary nails by cutting through surrounding bone or tissue. It creates a precise channel around the implant, allowing for safer extraction during procedures such as revision surgeries or trauma repairs.
Pectoral implants are non-sterile devices used for cosmetic enhancement or reconstructive surgery of the pectoral muscles. They are placed under the muscle tissue to reshape or restore contours, often following trauma, congenital defects, or for aesthetic purposes.
A personal pill dose dispenser, manual is a portable, hand-held device designed to help patients manually dispense their correct medication doses. It typically features a small container with labeled compartments for different days and times of day to organize pills.
A physical therapy paraffin wax bath is an electrical device that heats liquid paraffin wax to provide therapeutic treatment for various conditions. It is used to relieve pain and stiffness in joints affected by arthritis or inflammation, as well as to help with muscle spasms and improve circulation.
Red/blue light phototherapy units are portable, electrically-powered devices that emit both red and blue light to treat facial skin conditions like acne and hyperpigmentation. These devices are designed for patient use at home and come in various forms such as face-worn masks or handheld units.
Rigid optical arthroscopes, single-use, are specialized medical devices designed for the visual examination and treatment of joint interiors, commonly used to assess structural damage from injuries like those affecting the knee, shoulder, or elbow. These devices provide anatomical images through relayed lens optics or fiber optic bundles, enabling clinicians to diagnose and treat joint issues during minimally invasive procedures.
A shoulder reverse/standard adaptor prosthesis trial is a temporary device used during revision implant surgery to help determine the correct size and proper positioning of the permanent prosthesis for a patient. These trials are typically made of metal and/or polymer and are designed to be reused after sterilization.
A soft-tissue/mesh anchor, bioabsorbable is a medical device implanted into ligaments or soft tissues to approximate tissues or serve as an attachment point for surgical mesh or sutures. These anchors are made from polymers that naturally degrade in the body over time through chemical processes.
A transcervical artificial larynx is a battery-powered speech-assistive device designed for individuals who have undergone a laryngectomy, helping them produce sounds similar to normal vocal cord speech. These devices use a probe placed against the neck or cheek to generate a tone that is then converted into speech through mouth movements.
A trial lens set is a collection of interchangeable ophthalmic lenses used by eye care professionals to assess a patient’s vision during refraction testing. These lenses help determine the correct prescription by allowing quick adjustments to identify optimal visual acuity and eye alignment.
5-Nucleotidase IVD reagents are laboratory chemicals designed to work alongside in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests. They help detect or measure the enzyme 5-nucleotidase (CD73) in clinical samples, enabling qualitative or quantitative analysis for diagnostic purposes. These reagents are critical in research and clinical settings to assess enzyme activity linked to certain metabolic or disease processes.
Anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody tests detect the presence or concentration of ALK protein in tissue samples, aiding in the diagnosis of cancers like anaplastic large cell lymphoma or certain lung cancers. These assays help clinicians confirm ALK gene rearrangements, guiding targeted therapy decisions and personalized treatment plans.
An autotransfusion system blood collection container is a sterile, single-use device designed to collect and temporarily store blood drawn directly from a patient during surgical procedures. These containers are part of an autotransfusion system, allowing surgeons to reinfuse the patient’s own blood—reducing the need for external transfusions and minimizing risks like allergic reactions or infections.
A battery box is a portable, protective container designed to safely store and transport rechargeable batteries, reducing risks like short circuits or leaks during handling. Clinically, these devices are used in settings where batteries power medical equipment—such as hearing aids, pacemakers, or portable diagnostic tools—requiring secure transport between charging, use, or maintenance.
Electric bed mattress support platforms are powered frames designed to hold and adjust medical mattresses, enabling precise positioning for patient comfort, therapy, and clinical care. They often include articulation features to elevate or lower sections, aiding mobility, pressure relief, or access for medical procedures.
Bioelectrical signal analysis software is designed to acquire, process, store, and analyze biological electrical signals such as EMG, EEG, evoked potentials, and bioelectrical impedance analysis for diagnostic purposes. These programs can operate in real-time or with delayed analysis, helping healthcare professionals interpret electrical activity from the body to diagnose various conditions.
CD138 cell marker in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices use antibodies to detect the presence or measure the quantity of CD138 proteins in clinical samples, such as blood or tissue. These tests are primarily used in diagnostics to support the identification of conditions like multiple myeloma or other plasma cell disorders, aiding in disease monitoring and treatment planning.
CD14 cell marker in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibodies are laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure CD14—a protein found on immune cells like monocytes and macrophages. Clinically, these devices help diagnose infections, monitor inflammatory conditions, and assess immune system function by detecting CD14 levels in blood or tissue samples.
A chest-oscillation airway secretion-clearing system generator is a medical device designed to produce rapid air pulses for use with an inflatable vest. Clinically, it helps patients with respiratory conditions by generating high-frequency chest wall oscillations to loosen and mobilize mucus in the airways, improving breathing efficiency.
A coated unicondylar knee tibia prosthesis is an implant used in partial knee replacement surgery to replace the damaged bearing surface of one side of the tibia (shinbone). These devices are designed to restore mobility and reduce pain in patients with osteoarthritis or other degenerative conditions affecting only one compartment of the knee joint, allowing natural movement while articulating with a femoral component and insert.
A contrast medium conservation system is an electromechanical device that works alongside contrast injectors to precisely regulate the flow of contrast agent during medical imaging procedures. Its primary purpose is to minimize waste by optimizing the amount of contrast used, ensuring efficient and cost-effective imaging while maintaining diagnostic accuracy.
Dental material cartridge-plunging applicators are handheld tools designed to dispense single-component dental materials—such as resins or cements—directly into a patient’s mouth. Clinically, they provide precise application for procedures like fillings, bonding, or luting, reducing manual handling and improving workflow efficiency in restorative dentistry.
Dental restoration carvers (multi-material) are handheld tools used by dentists to shape and refine dental fillings and restorations. These instruments help sculpt anatomical forms in materials like amalgam, cement, or composite resin, ensuring precise cuts, smoothing, and modeling during intraoral procedures.
ENT space-occupying dressings made from human-derived materials are designed to support tissue healing, reduce adhesion formation, and manage bleeding in ear, nose, and throat procedures. These bioabsorbable products—often in gel or sponge form—are placed in surgical sites to promote recovery while minimizing complications like scar tissue buildup.
An endoscope air/water valve is a reusable attachment designed to regulate the flow of air, gas, or water through an endoscope’s channel during procedures. It allows operators to control insufflation (air/gas delivery) and irrigation (water flow) while preventing backflow, improving safety and precision during examinations or interventions.
An endoscopic stent-placement system is a sterile, single-use assembly designed to deliver and position stents within narrow ducts, such as the pancreatic or biliary passages. Clinically, these systems help restore and maintain proper fluid flow by ensuring the stent is accurately placed during minimally invasive endoscopic procedures.
Evacuated blood collection tubes (no additive/metal-free) are sterile, single-use devices designed for drawing blood samples. They use a vacuum to pull blood into the tube, ensuring accurate collection for lab analysis like chemistry tests, serology, or toxicology without chemical additives or metallic contamination.
External circulating-fluid core temperature regulation system pads are reusable blankets, overlays, or underlays designed to maintain or adjust a patient’s core body temperature by circulating temperature-controlled fluid. These devices are primarily used in clinical settings like operating rooms, ICUs, or recovery units to prevent hypothermia or hyperthermia during procedures or critical care.
An external lower-limb prosthesis socket is a custom-fitted component designed to interface directly with a residual limb after amputation, providing critical support, stability, and suspension. It acts as the foundational connection between the patient’s limb and the prosthetic system, ensuring comfort and functional mobility for daily activities or rehabilitation.
External lower-limb prosthesis sockets (non-customized) are prefabricated components designed to fit over residual limbs after amputation. They serve as the interface between the limb and prosthesis, offering support, stability, and suspension to improve mobility and comfort for the user.
Eye patches are medical devices designed to cover or close one or both eyes, primarily used to protect the eye after surgical procedures or as part of ophthalmic treatments. They help prevent light exposure, reduce irritation, and support healing by keeping the eye shielded during recovery.
A medicated gastrostomy tube kit provides a preloaded tube with a pharmaceutical agent for feeding, medication delivery, or stomach decompression through a surgically created opening (gastrostomy). These kits are designed for short- or long-term use and include tools like needles, dilators, and guidewires to assist in tube placement during the procedure.
Gingival retraction cords are medicated dental tools designed to temporarily pull back gum tissue during dental procedures. They help create a clear space around teeth so impressions or restorations can be made with precision, often used before crowns or bridges are fitted.
A hip prosthesis socket pusher is a manual surgical tool used during total hip replacement procedures. It helps surgeons position the acetabular cup—part of the hip prosthesis—deep into the pelvis to ensure proper fit and stability.
An implantable cervical facet joint distractor is a small, wedge-shaped device placed inside the cervical spine’s facet joints to create space. Clinically, it helps relieve nerve compression and stabilize the spine by gently separating joint surfaces, often used in conditions like degenerative disc disease or spinal stenosis.
Intraoperative orthopaedic bone pins and screws are specialized surgical tools designed to temporarily anchor instruments or implants to bone during orthopaedic procedures. They provide temporary stabilization during surgery but are not left in the patient's body after the operation.
Kinesiology ambulatory recorders are wearable devices that track movement and motion during daily activities, helping clinicians assess joint function, gait, and mobility. They are commonly used in rehabilitation settings to monitor recovery progress, evaluate fall risk, or analyze movement patterns in patients with mobility impairments or post-surgery needs.
Microhaematocrit centrifuges are compact, electrically-powered devices designed to separate red blood cells from plasma in small blood samples. Clinically, they measure the haematocrit—a key indicator of red blood cell concentration—helping diagnose conditions like anemia, polycythemia, or dehydration by providing precise, rapid results.
A nose clip is a single-use device designed to block the nostrils externally, ensuring that air passes only through the mouth during pulmonary function tests like spirometry. It may also be used to control nosebleeds by physically compressing the nasal passages.
Operating room audiovisual data/device management system application software is designed to streamline and integrate the control of medical and non-medical equipment within surgical environments. It enables remote management of devices, facilitates real-time data transfer for teleconferencing, telesurgery, and hospital system networking, while also supporting documentation and communication—though it does not store patient demographic data long-term.
Opiate/opiate metabolite IVD reagents are laboratory chemicals designed to work with in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests, enabling the detection of opiates or their breakdown products in clinical samples like urine or blood. Clinically, these reagents help confirm substance use, monitor addiction treatment, or rule out poisoning in patients.
A partial shoulder prosthesis is an artificial replacement for the upper arm’s humeral head, used to restore function and mobility after injury, arthritis, or degenerative joint conditions. These implants help patients regain shoulder movement by replacing damaged bone and cartilage while preserving the natural glenoid socket or pairing with a glenoid component.
An electroencephalographic (EEG) patient monitoring system module is a specialized component designed to capture and transmit brainwave activity for real-time analysis. Clinically, it is used to monitor neurological function, detect seizures, or assess brain activity during procedures like anesthesia or surgery, often integrated into broader patient monitoring systems.
Pleuroscopic/mediastinoscopic access cannulas are reusable surgical instruments designed for minimally invasive procedures. They create a controlled entry point between ribs to allow instruments into the pleural or mediastinal cavity, enabling procedures like biopsies or drainage without open surgery.
SOXE protein IVDs with antibody-based detection are laboratory tests designed to identify or measure SOX proteins (SOX8, SOX9, SOX10) in clinical samples. Clinically, they help diagnose or monitor conditions linked to these proteins, such as certain cancers or developmental disorders, by detecting their presence or concentration in tissues or fluids.