Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Xenon administration systems are specialized devices integrated with diagnostic X-ray or CT scanners to deliver xenon gas during imaging. Clinically, they enable real-time visualization of blood flow, organ perfusion, or physiological parameters by enhancing contrast in scans without ionizing radiation.
An amniocentesis kit is a sterile, single-use set of tools used to safely withdraw amniotic fluid from the uterus for diagnostic testing. Clinically, it helps detect fetal genetic disorders like Down syndrome or neural tube defects when performed between 16–18 weeks, or assesses lung maturity in late pregnancy.
Analgesic implantable peripheral nerve electrical stimulation systems are medical devices designed to manage severe, persistent pain by delivering controlled electrical impulses to specific peripheral nerves. These systems help patients who have not responded to other treatments, offering an alternative to long-term opioid use or invasive surgical procedures by targeting nerve pathways to disrupt pain signals.
Blanket/pad infant phototherapy units are medical devices designed to treat neonatal jaundice by exposing newborns to controlled blue light. These devices use a light-emitting blanket or pad that wraps around the infant, breaking down excess bilirubin through a process called photo oxidation, allowing the body to eliminate it naturally. They are commonly used in both hospital and home settings for safe, non-invasive treatment of elevated bilirubin levels in newborns.
Bone nail trial devices are temporary orthopedic tools used during surgical procedures to test the fit and alignment of a long bone, such as the femur or tibia. They serve as a guide for positioning the final bone nail, ensuring proper placement before permanent fixation.
Borrelia burgdorferi IgG/IgM antibody IVD kits use enzyme immunoassay (EIA) technology to detect antibodies against the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease. These tests analyze clinical specimens to help diagnose infections by identifying immune responses (IgG for chronic exposure or past infection, IgM for acute infection).
CD16 cell marker in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibodies are laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure CD16 proteins in biological samples, such as blood or tissue. Clinically, these tests help diagnose immune-related conditions, monitor immune function, or assess cell surface markers in research or clinical settings, particularly in oncology and immunology studies.
A cardiopulmonary bypass system filter with priming solution is designed to purify the non-blood priming fluid used in heart-lung bypass circuits. It removes contaminants like particulates or debris before surgery begins, ensuring a cleaner extracorporeal circuit for safer patient care.
Central venous catheter navigation systems with electrocardiographic (ECG) guidance assist clinicians in accurately placing catheters like PICCs or CVCs. These systems use real-time ECG signals to help track catheter position within veins, reducing risks such as misplacement or complications during insertion.
A reusable circumcision kit contains surgical instruments and supplies designed for the medical removal of the foreskin from the penis. These kits are used in clinical settings to perform circumcisions, often in pediatric or adult male patients, ensuring sterile and precise procedures.
Claudin protein in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibodies are laboratory tools designed to detect the presence or measure levels of claudin proteins in biological samples. These proteins play a key role in cell junctions and are studied in research and clinical settings to diagnose conditions like cancer or assess tissue integrity, particularly in organs like the colon or bladder.
Clinical laboratory information systems are specialized electronic systems that collect, store, and distribute laboratory data within healthcare facilities to support both administrative and clinical laboratory operations. These systems help manage laboratory information and may assist with data analysis to improve laboratory efficiency.
This category includes test kits designed to detect cocaine or its metabolites in clinical samples, such as urine or blood, using enzyme immunoassay (EIA) technology. Clinically, these devices help screen for cocaine use, aiding in addiction monitoring, workplace drug testing, or forensic investigations by providing rapid, qualitative or semi-quantitative results.
Coronary venous pacing leads are thin, flexible wires implanted to deliver electrical pacing signals from a cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) device to the left ventricle of the heart. They help synchronize heart contractions, improving function in patients with heart failure or certain arrhythmias by targeting the heart’s lower chamber for coordinated pacing.
Cryolipolysis skin and body contouring systems use controlled cold therapy to non-invasively reduce subcutaneous fat by targeting and freezing fat cells in specific areas like the abdomen, thighs, or chin. These devices apply targeted cooling through an applicator and gel pad, helping patients achieve smoother contours without surgery or invasive procedures.
A dental impression material mixer is an electrical device used in dental practices to quickly and efficiently mix dental impression materials chairside before application to a patient's mouth. These devices blend alginate powder with water to create a dental impression material that sets rapidly for accurate dental impressions.
Dental pulp-capping materials are specialized compounds applied directly to exposed or nearly exposed dental pulp to shield it from bacteria, irritants, and mechanical damage. Clinically, they help stimulate healing and protect the tooth’s nerve tissue during procedures like cavity treatments or trauma repairs, reducing the risk of infection or further decay.
Bovine dura mater grafts are biological materials derived from cow tissue, designed to repair or replace damaged dura mater—the protective outer membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Clinically, they help restore structural integrity during neurosurgery, reduce cerebrospinal fluid leakage, and support healing while gradually resorbing over time.
Electrode/transducer straps are reusable fabric-based devices designed to secure electrodes or monitoring sensors (like fetal heart rate transducers) to the skin. They provide a stable, adjustable fit to ensure consistent sensor placement during clinical procedures or patient monitoring.
An endotracheal tube guide is a disposable medical tool designed to assist in safely exchanging an existing endotracheal tube without removing it from the patient’s airway. It helps maintain proper tube placement while allowing healthcare providers to insert a new tube over the guide, reducing the risk of airway disruption or complications during the procedure.
Faecal specimen containers (no additive) are single-use plastic receptacles designed for collecting, preserving, and transporting stool samples. Clinically, they enable safe handling of faecal matter for laboratory testing, such as culture or microscopic analysis, ensuring specimen integrity during transport.
A gastric lavage kit is a set of non-sterile tools designed to flush, wash, and remove harmful substances or debris from the stomach. Clinically, it’s used in emergencies—such as poisoning or overdose—to clear the stomach quickly, often in hospital settings like ERs or trauma centers.
General-purpose reusable syringes are calibrated cylinders with plungers designed to transfer fluids or gases between medical devices and the body. They are versatile tools used in procedures like irrigation, aspiration, or fluid transfer, though not specifically for medication delivery.
An inflatable patient transfer sliding mattress is designed to assist healthcare providers in safely moving patients—such as those who are hospitalized, disabled, or elderly—between beds or surfaces. By inflating to create a smooth, low-friction surface, it helps reduce strain on staff while enabling controlled sliding transfers without lifting the patient.
Influenza A/B virus antigen IVD kits use rapid immunochromatographic tests (ICT) to detect viral antigens in clinical samples, providing results within minutes. These point-of-care or lab-based tests help confirm flu infections quickly, enabling faster treatment decisions and infection control measures during outbreaks.
Internal orthopaedic fixation systems with cerclage wires or cables are used to stabilize and reinforce bones during surgical repairs, such as fracture fixation, bone grafting, or spinal procedures. These devices wrap around bone fragments to hold them in place, providing temporary or permanent support while the healing process occurs.
Intramuscular diaphragm/phrenic nerve electrical stimulation systems are medical devices that help patients with diaphragm dysfunction by electrically stimulating the phrenic nerve to enable breathing. These systems work by contracting the diaphragm rhythmically, allowing patients to draw breath in a way that mimics natural breathing.
Iron IVD kits for spectrophotometry are diagnostic tools designed to measure iron levels in clinical specimens, such as blood or serum. Clinicians use these tests to diagnose conditions like anemia, iron deficiency, or hemochromatosis by quantifying iron concentration through colorimetric reactions.
Multidisciplinary medical image management software is designed to centralize, organize, and share diverse medical imaging and video data across healthcare settings. It supports tasks like diagnostic analysis, surgical planning, teaching, and real-time collaboration, often including features like 3D holographic visualization or remote image sharing.
Multiple antinuclear antibody (ANA) screening IVDs are in vitro diagnostic controls designed to validate the accuracy and reliability of tests that detect ANAs in patient samples. Clinically, these controls ensure proper functioning of screening assays, helping confirm whether a test system is performing as intended before diagnosing autoimmune conditions like lupus or rheumatoid arthritis.
An oral/enteral syringe drawing-up straw is a flexible, blunt tube designed to safely transfer liquids—such as medications or liquid nutrition—from an open container into an oral or enteral syringe. It eliminates the need for direct contact with the container’s rim, reducing contamination risks while simplifying the process for healthcare providers.
Orthodontic aligner/retainer seaters are small, single-use cylindrical devices designed to help patients properly position removable dental aligners or retainers. By placing the seater between the aligner and opposing teeth, patients can bite down to ensure the device sits flush against the teeth, improving fit and comfort during orthodontic treatment.
An orthopaedic stretcher is a specialized transport device designed to safely move patients with suspected spinal or neural injuries. Its rigid, flat platform and sturdy wheeled frame allow healthcare providers to immobilize and stabilize patients while minimizing further risk of injury during transfer.
Patient lifting system bath chairs are mobility aids designed to safely transfer individuals who cannot stand or walk—such as elderly or disabled patients—between wheelchairs and bathtubs. They provide stable seating, back support, and integration with patient lifts to minimize manual handling risks during bathing sessions.
Patient-monitoring bed mattress covers are reusable, soft textile overlays designed to fit over standard mattresses. They use embedded sensors to track patient movement, breathing patterns, and presence—helping prevent falls by detecting attempts to climb over bedrails while ensuring continuous comfort for bedbound individuals.
Percutaneous interstitial fluid glucose monitoring system sensors are small, wearable devices designed to measure glucose levels in interstitial fluid just beneath the skin. Clinically, they provide continuous glucose tracking for patients with diabetes, helping to detect trends and inform treatment decisions without frequent finger-prick tests.
Pressure transducer domes (single-use) are sterile plastic housings designed to interface with external pressure transducers, creating a sealed compartment for measuring physiological pressures like blood flow. They channel patient fluids directly into this compartment, enabling accurate signal transmission for clinical monitoring or diagnostic purposes.
Radioaerosol administration sets are disposable medical devices designed to deliver radioactive particles suspended in an aerosol directly to a patient’s lungs. Clinically, they enable pulmonary scintigraphy—a diagnostic imaging technique—to assess lung ventilation by tracking the aerosol’s distribution via a gamma camera.
Respiratory oxygen monitors, battery-powered, are portable devices that continuously track the oxygen concentration a patient inhales during respiratory therapy or anesthesia. They connect to breathing circuits, oxygen tents, or therapy systems to ensure accurate O₂ levels, often triggering alarms if readings fall outside safe ranges.
Robotic surgical retractors are reusable instruments used in minimally invasive procedures to hold back tissues during robotic-assisted surgery. These devices attach to robotic arms and feature adjustable blades or mechanisms to provide precise retraction, improving visibility and access for surgeons during endoscopic operations.
A rubber dam frame is a reusable dental tool designed to hold a rubber dam sheet in place during procedures. It provides clear, isolated access to the treatment area, reducing contamination risk and improving precision for tasks like root canals or cavity preparations.
A spinal rod bending system is a reusable, computer-assisted toolset used during spinal fusion surgery to precisely shape metal rods for internal spinal fixation. It combines electronic measurement tools, software algorithms, and a rod-bending machine to ensure accurate alignment of screws and implants based on pre-surgical planning.
Surgical air pipeline regulators are devices that control and stabilize the pressure of compressed air in medical settings, ensuring a consistent supply for powering surgical tools. They reduce high, variable pipeline pressure to a safe, steady range (typically 3–12 bar) while often including filters to remove contaminants and, in some cases, a visual indicator for oil buildup.
Teething devices (non-fluid-filled) are designed to provide relief for sore gums during the teething phase, typically used by infants or adults experiencing discomfort. These reusable, bite-resistant items help distract and soothe gums through gentle pressure, offering a safe alternative to chewing on hard objects.
Tooth-bleaching acceleration units are dental devices designed to enhance the effects of bleaching agents like hydrogen peroxide during in-office whitening treatments. By delivering controlled heat or light energy, these devices speed up the oxidative process that lightens discolored teeth, improving results compared to traditional bleaching alone.
Transcutaneous blood gas monitoring systems measure key blood parameters like oxygen (pO₂), carbon dioxide (pCO₂), and oxygen saturation (SpO₂) through the skin, providing real-time data without invasive procedures. Clinically, these devices are used in critical care, neonatal units, and intensive care to guide ventilation, assess metabolic status, and monitor patients with respiratory or circulatory conditions requiring precise gas exchange tracking.
A ureteral stent-placement set is a collection of instruments designed to assist in inserting a ureteral stent—either through the natural urinary route or via percutaneous access—while navigating the ureter’s often complex anatomy. These sets help ensure proper stent positioning to relieve obstructions, manage kidney stones, or support drainage during procedures like ureteroscopy.
Uric acid IVD kits for spectrophotometry are laboratory reagent collections designed to detect and measure uric acid levels in clinical specimens using spectrophotometry methods. These kits are essential tools in clinical laboratories for diagnosing and monitoring conditions related to uric acid metabolism, such as gout and kidney disorders.
An EDDP calibrator is a reference material used in laboratory testing to ensure the accuracy of assays that detect the primary methadone metabolite in clinical samples. These products provide established values that allow clinicians and technicians to verify the performance and sensitivity of diagnostic equipment during drug screening procedures.
Air-filled bed mattress overlays are static-air-inflated pads or thin mattresses placed on top of a standard bed mattress to distribute body weight over a large surface area. They are primarily used to relieve pressure points and prevent pressure sores in patients who are immobilized, elderly, disabled, or have low body fat.
Assisted reproduction laser systems are specialized devices designed to assist in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures by using low-intensity laser beams to create precise micro-abrasions on embryo shells (zona pellucida). Clinically, they enable embryo hatching or biopsy, improving implantation rates or genetic testing success in assisted reproduction treatments.
Benzodiazepine group IVDs for control are laboratory reference materials designed to validate and monitor the accuracy of tests that detect benzodiazepines in clinical samples. They help ensure that diagnostic assays—whether qualitative or quantitative—produce reliable results by simulating real-world specimen conditions.
Bone graft harvesting filters are sterile devices designed to collect morselized bone and bone tissue obtained during surgical procedures involving reaming and aspiration. These filters capture the harvested tissue, which is then used in surgical procedures requiring bone grafts to facilitate bone fusion or fill bone defects.
Carbon dioxide (CO₂) IVD kits with spectrophotometry are diagnostic tools designed to measure CO₂ levels in blood or other clinical specimens. Clinically, they help assess metabolic acidosis, monitor respiratory function, and guide treatment for conditions like diabetes or kidney disease by providing precise CO₂ concentration readings.
Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody tests detect traces of CEA proteins in patient samples, such as blood or tissue. Clinically, these tests help monitor cancer progression—particularly colorectal, lung, or breast cancer—and assess treatment response by measuring CEA levels.
Cardiac pulse generator readers for home use are external devices designed to wirelessly retrieve data from implanted cardiac devices, such as pacemakers or defibrillators. They allow patients to monitor their device’s performance, including battery status, heart rhythm, and diagnostic alerts, without needing a clinic visit.
A femoral cardiopulmonary bypass cannula is a sterile, rigid or semi-rigid tube inserted into the femoral artery or vein during heart-lung bypass surgery. It temporarily diverts blood from the body to an external pump system, allowing surgeons to operate on the heart without stopping its natural flow.
Cardiopulmonary bypass system tubing connectors are sterile plastic components used to link tubes within a heart-lung bypass circuit during surgery. They enable fluid flow between sections of the circuit or attach ancillary tools like temperature sensors, ensuring a continuous and leak-free pathway for blood and oxygenation.
Ceramic dental burs are rotary cutting tools used in dental procedures to shape or remove hard oral tissues like teeth or bone. Their ceramic working ends fit into dental handpieces, providing precision for tasks such as cavity preparation, crown margins, or bone contouring without damaging surrounding tissues.
Conductive bed mattress covers are single-use protective barriers designed to fit over mattresses in clinical settings. They help prevent mattress contamination and reduce static electricity buildup, enhancing patient safety and hygiene during short-term use.
Professional cosmetic micro-needling electronic handpieces are powered tools designed to create precise, high-density punctures in the skin. These devices are used by healthcare providers for collagen induction therapy to address concerns such as acne scarring, wrinkles, stretch marks, hyperpigmentation, and hair loss.
Cytology scrapers are reusable metal instruments designed to collect tissue samples for microscopic examination, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like infections, cancers, or other cellular abnormalities. Clinically, they are used in procedures such as biopsies or endoscopic evaluations to obtain cells from internal tissues for laboratory analysis.
A dental surgical microscope is an optical magnification tool designed to enhance the visualization of small structures within the mouth during examinations and surgical procedures. By using specialized lighting, these devices help clinicians identify tooth decay, plaque, and restorative materials with greater precision.
Denture clasps made from preformed polymer are small, flexible attachments designed to secure removable partial dentures in place. They snap onto existing teeth or dental implants to provide stability and prevent slippage during chewing or speaking, improving comfort and function for patients with missing teeth.
An elbow immobilizer is a flexible external support designed to restrict elbow movement during recovery from injuries or post-surgery. It helps stabilize the joint while allowing limited mobility to aid healing without full rigidity.
An endometrial biopsy kit is a sterile, single-use set of tools used to collect tissue samples from the uterine lining (endometrium). Clinically, these kits help diagnose conditions like infertility, abnormal bleeding, or endometrial cancer by enabling cytological analysis of the tissue.
Examination/treatment table paper consists of single-use, non-sterile paper sheets designed to cover medical tables or chairs. Clinically, these sheets act as a disposable barrier to protect both patients and healthcare providers from contamination during procedures, ensuring hygienic conditions with each use.
External manual massagers are handheld devices used clinically to apply targeted massage to muscles, improving circulation, reducing tension, and aiding recovery in patients. They are designed for use by therapists, staff, or patients themselves in settings like hospitals or rehabilitation centers, offering adjustable pressure and various textures for different massage techniques.
Fentanyl rapid immunochromatographic test kits are diagnostic tools designed to detect the presence of fentanyl in clinical specimens. These tests provide quick results for laboratory or point-of-care settings to assist in the identification of the substance.
Full-body MRI systems with permanent magnets are advanced imaging devices used to create detailed images of internal body structures. Clinically, they help diagnose conditions like tumors, joint injuries, or neurological disorders by providing high-resolution scans of organs, bones, and soft tissues, often with specialized coils for targeted areas like the breast or extremities.
A gastric pH ambulatory recorder is a portable, wearable device that continuously monitors stomach acid levels over 24 hours. Clinically, it helps diagnose conditions like gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), ulcers, or other acid-related disorders by tracking pH fluctuations during daily activities.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic kits designed to detect the genetic material of HIV1, Hepatitis C virus, and Hepatitis B virus in patient samples using nucleic acid testing techniques. These tests help identify active infections by detecting viral DNA or RNA in blood or other specimens.
Haemodialysis systems are medical devices used to treat patients with severe kidney failure by filtering waste products and excess fluids from the blood. These systems simulate the function of healthy kidneys, removing toxins through a process called haemodialysis, which involves circulating blood through a dialyser while dialysate solution facilitates diffusion, osmosis, and ultrafiltration.
A haemodialysis treatment kit is a collection of sterile, disposable devices used to prepare for and perform haemodialysis treatments with a haemodialysis system. These kits typically include tubing, dialysers, dialysate concentrates, and rinsing solutions to create the extracorporeal circuit needed for blood filtration.
Intracerebral sensor catheters (short-term) are flexible tubes inserted surgically into the brain to monitor key intracranial parameters like pressure, oxygen levels, or temperature. They may also enable cerebrospinal fluid drainage or localized delivery of treatments such as chemotherapy or radioisotopes, often used in critical care or neurosurgical settings.
Intravascular lithotripsy system balloon catheters for peripheral arteries use focused ultrasound waves to break down hardened calcium deposits (calcified plaques) within narrowed blood vessels. This non-invasive procedure helps restore blood flow by improving vessel flexibility and reducing blockages, often used in patients with severe peripheral artery disease.
An inverted-stage light microscope is a specialized optical instrument used primarily in laboratory research. It flips the traditional microscope design by placing the light source above and the specimen below, allowing direct observation of cells in culture vessels like Petri dishes or microplates without disturbing them.
Medical device-decontamination agents are cleaning solutions designed to break down organic residues like blood and proteins from medical instruments, lab equipment, and surgical tools. Applied before disinfection or sterilization, these agents—often in liquid, gel, foam, or powder form—help ensure thorough pre-cleaning to prevent contamination and maintain device integrity.
Microorganism identification/antimicrobial-susceptibility analysers are automated or semi-automated lab instruments designed to rapidly identify bacteria and yeast from clinical samples. They assess antimicrobial resistance by analyzing growth patterns, biochemical reactions, and susceptibility to multiple antibiotics, aiding in targeted treatment decisions.
Microsample centrifuges are compact, electrically-powered devices designed for clinical labs to process small liquid samples (0.25–2.2 ml). They use centrifugal force to separate cells, microorganisms, or precipitates from fluids, enabling faster preparation for diagnostic testing—such as blood, urine, or tissue analysis—while preserving sample integrity.
Negative-pressure wound therapy (NPWT) open-abdomen dressings are specialized sterile coverings designed for patients with exposed abdominal organs, such as those suffering from abdominal compartment syndrome. They create a protective barrier while delivering controlled negative pressure to promote wound healing and stabilize the abdomen when surgical closure isn’t immediately possible.
Custom-made orthotic insoles are shoe inserts designed to correct foot alignment, relieve pressure on specific areas, or support the arch and heel. They are tailored to an individual’s unique foot structure and prescribed by healthcare professionals to address conditions like plantar fasciitis, flat feet, or post-surgical recovery.
Pacing/defibrillation lead electrical adaptors are implantable devices that connect incompatible pacemaker or defibrillator leads to the device when their connectors don't match. These adaptors ensure proper electrical communication between the lead and the generator in patients who require these life-sustaining devices.
Periodontal picks/brushes are single-use oral hygiene devices designed to stimulate gums, remove plaque, and clean between teeth and along gum surfaces. They help maintain good periodontal health by providing targeted cleaning in hard-to-reach areas.
Platelet aggregation study reagents are in vitro diagnostic (IVD) substances designed to help assess how well blood platelets clump together—a key process in preventing excessive bleeding. Clinically, these reagents are used in lab tests to evaluate platelet function, often in patients with bleeding disorders, before surgeries, or during monitoring of antiplatelet therapies like aspirin or clopidogrel.
Pressure bandages are sterile, single-use wraps designed to apply controlled compression to a localized area of the body. Clinically, they’re used to manage bleeding, reduce swelling, or provide support for conditions like varicose veins, often in home or facility settings.
A rigid optical ureteroscope is a specialized endoscope designed for direct visualization and treatment of the ureter, the tube linking the kidney to the bladder. Clinically, it enables procedures like stone fragmentation (lithotripsy), tissue biopsies, tumor removal, and correction of blockages or strictures within the upper urinary tract.
Stationary panoramic dental X-ray systems with digital imaging capture full-width images of teeth, jaws, and surrounding oral structures in a single scan. These systems are fixed in place and use advanced sensors to produce high-resolution panoramic views, aiding in diagnostics for conditions like impacted teeth, bone disorders, or pre-surgical planning.
Stereotactic radiosurgical/radiotherapy arch head frames are reusable medical devices designed to precisely position and stabilize a patient’s head during brain, head, and neck radiation treatments. These arched frames attach to components like mouthpieces or cushions to ensure consistent alignment, supporting accurate delivery of stereotactic radiotherapy (SRT) or radiosurgery (SRS).
Surgical hair clippers are handheld, electrically powered tools used to quickly and safely remove long hair from a patient’s head or body before surgery or medical procedures. Their design ensures precision and minimizes the risk of skin injury, making them essential for preparing patients for procedures requiring a clean, hair-free area.
A surgical instrument assist arm system, power-adjusted, is a mechanical device designed to stabilize and position surgical or endoscopic tools during procedures. These systems use electrical, electro-pneumatic, or pneumatic power to hold instruments securely, allowing surgeons to maintain precise control while minimizing hand fatigue or tremor.
Triglyceride IVD kits with spectrophotometry are laboratory diagnostic tools designed to measure triglyceride levels in blood or serum samples. Clinically, they help assess cardiovascular risk, monitor lipid disorders, and guide treatment for conditions like hypertriglyceridemia by providing precise quantitative results.
Urethral dilators, single-use, are slender surgical instruments designed to dilate the urethra, primarily treating strictures, facilitating stone extraction, and aiding catheter placement. These devices come in various sizes and may include a mechanical expanding mechanism or a dial to measure dilation.
Ventilator application software refers to specialized computer programs that enhance the functionality of ventilators by providing advanced display, processing, and analysis capabilities. These software applications are designed to work with ventilators to improve patient monitoring and treatment outcomes.
A Y-piece breathing circuit connector is a disposable plastic adapter used in anesthesia and mechanical ventilation to join tubing and patient interfaces, such as face masks or endotracheal tubes. It facilitates airflow between the inspiratory and expiratory limbs of a breathing circuit, ensuring proper gas delivery and exhaled gas removal during procedures.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody-based tests designed to detect the presence or measure levels of the p63 tumour protein in clinical samples. Clinically, these tests support the diagnosis, monitoring, or research of conditions linked to p63 expression, such as certain cancers or developmental disorders, by identifying specific protein markers in tissue or fluid specimens.
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) IVD kits use enzyme spectrophotometry to measure ALT levels in blood or serum samples, helping diagnose and monitor liver function, injury, or disease. Clinically, these tests aid in identifying conditions like hepatitis, cirrhosis, or metabolic disorders by quantifying enzyme activity linked to liver health.
An alcohol breath analyser is a handheld device used to measure and record the alcohol content in a person’s breath at the bedside or point-of-care. Clinically, these instruments help assess alcohol intoxication levels, support sobriety testing, and aid in monitoring patients who may have consumed alcohol, such as in emergency or post-operative settings.
Alternating electric field antimitotic cancer treatment system transducer arrays are single-use, sterile devices designed to deliver low-intensity alternating electric fields to the brain. Clinically, they are used as part of a treatment system for certain cancers, such as glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), by disrupting cancer cell division while sparing healthy tissue.
An anaesthesia mask strap is a reusable band designed to secure an anaesthesia mask firmly against a patient’s face during prolonged procedures. It helps maintain a consistent seal, reducing the risk of air leaks and ensuring stable oxygen or anaesthetic delivery during surgery or sedation.