Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Hydraulic bed mattress support platforms are adjustable bed frames designed to lift, tilt, or reposition a patient’s mattress for clinical care. They help with patient mobility, comfort, and access during procedures like transfers, examinations, or therapy sessions by enabling precise positioning without manual lifting.
A powered birthing bed/table is an adjustable, electrically-driven device used to support a woman during labor, delivery, and related obstetrical procedures. It provides positioning flexibility, often including features like leg holders, traction handles, and afterbirth receptacles to enhance comfort and clinical efficiency during childbirth.
A blood collection tube holder/needle is a single-use, sterile device that combines a needle with a holder to simplify venipuncture procedures. It allows healthcare providers to draw multiple blood samples in one insertion by attaching evacuated tubes sequentially, reducing patient discomfort and procedure time.
Brain-responsive electrical stimulation systems are implanted devices that continuously monitor brain activity and deliver targeted electrical pulses to interrupt abnormal electrical patterns, primarily for managing epilepsy and related neurological disorders. These systems use sensors and leads placed on or within the brain to detect seizures in real time, then automatically stimulate affected areas to prevent or shorten seizure events.
Buffered sample diluents for in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) are sterile, pre-mixed solutions designed to prepare clinical samples for testing by diluting them to optimal concentrations. These manual devices are used in laboratory settings to ensure accurate and consistent results for assays, particularly in immunoassays or other diagnostic procedures where precise sample preparation is critical.
CD13 cell marker IVD antibodies are laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure CD13 (aminopeptidase N) proteins in biological samples. Clinically, they help diagnose, monitor, or classify conditions like leukemia, lymphoma, or other hematologic disorders by detecting CD13 expression on cell surfaces or in tissue specimens.
Cannabinoid/cannabinoid metabolite IVDs (in vitro diagnostics) in this category are laboratory test kits designed to detect the presence or measure levels of cannabinoids—such as THC or its metabolites—in clinical samples like blood, urine, or oral fluid. These enzyme immunoassay (EIA) kits help clinicians assess recent or chronic cannabis exposure, supporting applications in drug testing, forensic analysis, or patient monitoring for substance use disorders.
Cast and bandage waterproof bathing covers are disposable protective barriers designed to shield treated body areas—such as casts, stitches, or dressings—from water exposure during showers or baths. They maintain dryness while allowing safe, limited water contact, reducing infection risks and discomfort for patients with healing wounds or immobilized limbs.
Cell culture buffered saline solutions are sterile, balanced salt mixtures designed to support cell processing tasks like washing, diluting, rinsing, or storing cells in laboratory settings. They help maintain optimal conditions for cell viability by stabilizing pH and osmolality without introducing contaminants, ensuring safe handling during experiments or production.
Chair/stool armrests are supportive attachments designed to enhance comfort for seated individuals by providing stable armrests on chairs or stools. They are commonly used in clinical, home, or office settings to reduce strain and improve posture for patients, caregivers, or users with limited mobility or prolonged sitting needs.
Conjugated (direct) bilirubin IVD reagents are chemical substances designed to work alongside diagnostic test kits for measuring bilirubin levels in blood or other clinical samples. These reagents help detect and quantify conjugated bilirubin, a byproduct of red blood cell breakdown that can indicate liver function or bile duct issues when elevated.
Cytology scrapers are single-use instruments designed to collect tissue samples for microscopic examination, helping diagnose conditions like cervical cancer or infections. Clinicians use them to gently scrape cells from tissue surfaces, ensuring samples are safely and accurately obtained for laboratory analysis.
A dental laboratory power tool system is designed for precision cutting, grinding, and shaping of dental fixtures, appliances, and materials in a lab setting. These systems enable technicians to prepare or repair crowns, bridges, and other dental restorations with high accuracy and efficiency.
Dental ultrasonic surgical system handpieces are reusable, handheld tools used in oral surgery to precisely cut and fragment bone through ultrasonic vibrations. They are powered by a generator and often include irrigation capabilities to flush the surgical site, improving visibility and reducing heat buildup during procedures like extractions or bone reshaping.
Dental-professional prophylaxis brushes are single-use rotary tools used by dental hygienists and dentists to clean and polish teeth. These devices attach to powered handpieces to remove plaque, stains, and calculus while smoothing tooth surfaces during professional cleanings.
Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) heterophile antibody IVD kits use agglutination tests to detect antibodies in patient samples, helping diagnose infectious mononucleosis or glandular fever caused by EBV. These tests work by observing clumping reactions when antibodies bind to EBV antigens, providing a visual readout for clinicians.
A reusable Eustachian catheter is a flexible, curved tube designed to temporarily equalize middle ear pressure or drain fluid. Clinically, it’s inserted through the nose into the Eustachian tube, allowing air to be insufflated into the ear via an external bag, often used in cases of barotrauma, Eustachian tube dysfunction, or chronic ear issues.
Evacuated urine specimen containers with preservatives are single-use devices designed to collect, preserve, and transport urine samples for laboratory testing. They use a vacuum to draw in urine while built-in preservatives prevent bacterial growth, ensuring accurate diagnostic results for culture, analysis, or other in vitro tests.
First aid limb splints are portable, single-use devices designed to immobilize injured arms or legs in emergencies. They come in mouldable forms like thermoplastic sheets or semi-rigid frames, allowing quick application by first responders or EMS to reduce movement and prevent further injury during transport.
Free thyroxine (FT4) in vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits use chemiluminescent immunoassay technology to measure the unbound, biologically active form of thyroid hormone in patient samples. Clinically, these tests help diagnose and monitor thyroid disorders like hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism by providing precise FT4 levels, distinguishing between total and free hormone availability.
A gingival retraction kit is a set of sterile dental tools designed to temporarily pull back the gum tissue (gingiva) during procedures like crown or bridge preparation. This exposure allows dentists to create precise impressions of the tooth structure while ensuring a comfortable fit for restorations.
Helicobacter pylori antigen in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody tests detect the presence of antibodies in a patient’s blood or serum that target the *Helicobacter pylori* bacterium. Clinically, these tests help diagnose infections linked to gastric ulcers, gastritis, or other gastrointestinal conditions by identifying immune responses to the pathogen.
Hip orthoses are wearable external devices designed to support, align, or correct hip function after injury, surgery, or deformity. They typically consist of adjustable components like a pelvic girdle, thigh cuff, and articulated hip joint to stabilize movement and reduce strain while promoting recovery or mobility.
Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) alpha-subunit calibrators are laboratory reference materials designed to help validate and standardize diagnostic tests. They provide precise measurements for assays that detect alpha-HCG, a biomarker used in fertility testing, pregnancy screening, and monitoring certain gynecological conditions.
A hysterosonography/endometrial biopsy catheter is a flexible, single-use tube used in gynecological procedures to combine saline infusion sonohysterography (SIS) with endometrial tissue sampling. It helps visualize the uterine cavity via ultrasound while allowing simultaneous biopsy collection, improving diagnostic accuracy during one procedure.
Immunoglobulin G subclass (IgG subclass) IVD kits using nephelometry or turbidimetry measure specific antibody levels in patient samples. Clinically, these tests help diagnose immune deficiencies, monitor autoimmune diseases, or assess responses to infections by quantifying IgG1, IgG2, IgG3, or IgG4 levels in serum or plasma.
An in-line backflow valve is a single-use device inserted into medical or lab tubing to block unwanted reverse flow of fluids or gases. Clinically, it protects patient circuits, infusion lines, or lab systems from contamination or pressure surges by automatically sealing when backflow is detected.
An intrauterine cannula is a reusable plastic tube inserted into the uterus to remove fluid or tissue via suction. Clinically, it’s used for incomplete abortion management, first-trimester abortions, or menstrual regulation, and may also aid in endometrial biopsy procedures.
Metabolic profile clinical chemistry analysers are portable, automated lab tools designed for rapid in-vitro testing of multiple blood chemistry markers. They measure key analytes like electrolytes, glucose, blood gases, and metabolic waste products to assess patient health, diagnose conditions, and monitor treatments in real-time settings such as emergency rooms or point-of-care clinics.
A multi-purpose low-vacuum suction system is a modular medical device designed to create gentle suction (below 400 mmHg) for multiple clinical uses, such as draining chest cavities, managing wounds with negative pressure, or clearing airways. Its versatility allows it to adapt to different procedures while minimizing patient trauma through controlled suction levels.
Multiplex analysers are advanced laboratory instruments designed to simultaneously detect multiple chemical or biological markers in a single clinical sample. They use immunological techniques, such as antibodies on solid surfaces or micro-particles, to identify and quantify targets like proteins or pathogens, often with automated or semi-automated processing for high-throughput testing.
Nail clippers in this category are single-use, sterile devices designed to safely trim or cut a patient’s nails. They feature two hinged blades that snap together to cut through nail material in a controlled motion, reducing the risk of injury or uneven trimming compared to manual clippers.
A multiple-gas patient monitoring system module is a specialized component that measures concentrations of gases like oxygen, carbon dioxide, and anesthetic agents in a patient’s inspired or expired air. These modules connect to a breathing circuit—either directly (mainstream) or via a side channel (sidestream)—to provide real-time data critical for respiratory care, anesthesia, and critical care settings.
Platelet aggregation analysers are laboratory instruments designed to assess how well blood platelets clump together, a key step in forming clots. Clinically, they help diagnose bleeding disorders, monitor patients on anticoagulants, or evaluate platelet function before surgery, ensuring safer medical interventions.
Prostatic acid phosphatase (PAP) IVD antibody tests are in vitro diagnostic devices designed to detect the presence or measure levels of PAP in patient samples, such as blood or serum. Clinically, these tests support the evaluation of prostate-related conditions, including prostate cancer screening and monitoring treatment response, by identifying biomarkers linked to prostate health.
Pulmonary dilators are surgical instruments designed to mechanically widen or clear obstructed airways within the lungs during procedures. They are used to improve airflow in cases of stenosis, blockages, or other restrictive conditions affecting the bronchial tubes or trachea.
Respirator filter/cartridges for particulates are designed to attach to respirator masks, filtering out large particles like blood or body fluids as well as smaller contaminants such as bacteria and viruses. These devices use electrostatically charged fibers to ensure filtration works in both inhalation and exhalation directions, helping protect users in clinical or high-risk environments.
Reciprocating sawing power tool attachments convert a surgical power tool’s rotational motion into rapid back-and-forth cutting action, enabling precise tissue or bone sectioning in operating rooms. These reusable devices are designed to accommodate specialized blades and are commonly used in orthopedic, trauma, and reconstructive surgeries where controlled cutting is required.
Subperiosteal dental implant materials are customizable metallic alloys used in dental labs to fabricate frames that sit beneath the gum tissue and above the jawbone. These frames serve as a foundation for dental prosthetics, offering stability and retention for patients with insufficient bone density for traditional implants.
A suture knot-tying device is a sterile, single-use surgical tool that automates the creation of a self-locking knot in sutures during open procedures. Clinically, it streamlines knot-tying by reducing manual effort while ensuring consistent tension and placement, improving efficiency in wound closure and tissue approximation.
Teletherapy radionuclide systems deliver high-energy radiation to targeted areas of the body to treat cancerous tumors. These systems use a stationary, shielded radionuclide source—typically cobalt-60—to generate a precise external beam, enabling controlled dose delivery to malignant tissues while minimizing exposure to surrounding healthy tissue.
Tendon sheath regeneration implants are temporary devices designed to support the formation of a new tendon sheath during reconstructive surgery. Clinically, they assist in stabilizing and guiding tissue growth around damaged or repaired tendons, particularly in complex cases where natural healing may be insufficient.
A traction table, line-powered, is a mobile medical device used in clinical settings to apply controlled mechanical traction to a patient’s spine. It helps relieve pressure on the lumbar or cervical regions by using motorized adjustments, such as adjustable table sections, rotational rollers, or traction masts with accessories like head halters or pelvic belts. This aids in managing conditions like spinal misalignment, muscle tension, or post-surgical recovery by gently stretching the spine under professional supervision.
Troponin I immunoassay kits use chemiluminescent technology to detect cardiac troponin I levels in blood samples, helping diagnose or rule out acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) and assess heart injury severity. Clinicians rely on these tests for rapid, sensitive detection of cardiac troponin I, a biomarker released when heart muscle is damaged.
A uterine clamp is a surgical tool used during gynecological procedures to securely grasp and stabilize the uterus. Its wide, rounded blades allow surgeons to hold the uterus in place while performing interventions like hysterectomies or other uterine surgeries, ensuring precision and reducing movement-related risks.
A video camera surgical microscope system combines optical and video technology to provide surgeons with high-resolution, magnified views of surgical sites. These systems enhance precision during procedures by projecting real-time images onto a monitor, often including recording capabilities for training and documentation purposes.
ABO/Rh multiple blood grouping IVDs use agglutination tests to detect and identify red blood cell antigens for ABO and Rh blood types. These kits help ensure accurate blood typing, which is critical for safe blood transfusions, organ transplants, and prenatal care by matching donor and recipient blood compatibility.
Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) antibody in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices are laboratory reagents designed to detect the presence or measure levels of AFP, a protein linked to certain liver conditions, cancers, and fetal development disorders. Clinically, these tests help diagnose or monitor diseases like hepatocellular carcinoma, germ cell tumors, and non-cancerous liver conditions by analyzing blood or tissue samples.
An anaesthesia depth monitor is an electrical device designed to track and visualize brain activity signals in patients undergoing sedation. By analyzing electroencephalogram waveforms, these systems help clinicians assess a patient's level of consciousness and sedation during surgical procedures or trauma care.
An arthroscopic access cannula seal is a single-use device designed to prevent fluid leakage during arthroscopic surgery. It fits onto the proximal end of an arthroscopic cannula, ensuring a secure seal while allowing instruments to pass through without spilling irrigation fluid like saline.
B-cell specific activator protein (BSAP) IVD antibodies are laboratory reagents designed to detect the Pax-5 protein in clinical samples. Clinically, they help diagnose or monitor conditions linked to Pax-5 expression, such as certain leukemias or lymphoproliferative disorders by identifying its presence or levels in tissue or cell samples.
Benzodiazepine enzyme immunoassay kits are diagnostic tools used to identify the presence or concentration of benzodiazepine compounds in clinical samples. These laboratory tests are typically employed to screen for drug exposure or monitor therapeutic levels in a patient.
A bone tack inserter is a handheld surgical tool used during orthopedic procedures to securely fasten plates or sheets to bone. It drives a small metal tack through a pre-drilled hole in the bone and plate, providing stable fixation for fractures or joint repairs.
A reusable CPAP or BPAP chin strap is a head-worn accessory designed to support the jaw during positive airway pressure therapy. By gently keeping the mouth closed, these bands help prevent air leaks when a patient uses a nasal mask or cannula, ensuring the prescribed pressure is maintained.
Calcium (Ca²⁺) IVD reagents are chemical substances designed to work with in vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems, enabling accurate measurement of calcium levels in patient samples like blood or urine. These reagents are essential for diagnosing conditions such as hypercalcemia, hypocalcemia, or metabolic disorders by providing precise analytical results in clinical labs.
Cardiac electrophysiology analysis systems are specialized medical devices used to diagnose and treat heart rhythm disorders, such as arrhythmias or conduction abnormalities. They analyze electrical signals from the heart—both externally via chest electrodes and internally via catheters—to assess conditions like atrioventricular block, defibrillator performance, or ventricular tachycardia induction.
Cardiac resynchronization therapy implantable pacemakers (CRT-P) are battery-powered devices surgically implanted under the skin to regulate heart rhythm. They deliver timed electrical pulses to both the right and left ventricles via leads, helping to synchronize contractions and improve heart function in patients with heart failure or severe bradycardia.
A cardiopulmonary bypass system filter for the arterial blood line is a disposable, sterile device placed in the extracorporeal circuit during heart or lung surgery. Its primary function is to remove air bubbles, blood clots, and particles from the circulating bloodstream to prevent blockages or damage to the patient’s circulation system.
Cryogenic dental sprays deliver a cold refrigerant to a tooth to assess its vitality by testing how the patient responds to the sensation. Clinicians use this non-invasive method to evaluate whether dental pulp is healthy, inflamed, or dead, aiding in diagnostic decisions like root canal treatment or extraction.
Culture medium base ingredients are substances used to formulate laboratory broths or agar plates. These components provide the necessary nutrients, minerals, salts, and buffering agents required to support, encourage, and monitor the growth of microorganisms in a clinical setting.
D-dimer IVD controls are laboratory reference materials designed to validate the accuracy and reliability of tests that measure D-dimer levels in blood. These controls help ensure diagnostic assays for conditions like venous thromboembolism or disseminated intravascular coagulation produce consistent, trustworthy results by simulating positive or negative patient samples.
A dental implant x-ray template is a reusable tool used by dentists or oral surgeons to plan dental implant procedures. It helps determine the correct implant size by overlaying a marked, translucent sheet onto a patient’s jawbone X-ray, allowing precise measurement against bone depth before surgery.
A dental repair kit for ceramics is a specialized set of tools and materials designed to restore fractured porcelain veneers in a clinical setting. Dentists use these kits to repair chips or breaks in veneers, ensuring a seamless and functional restoration with materials like bonding agents, composites, and primers.
Dental suction protective mouthpieces are disposable devices placed in a patient’s mouth during dental procedures to manage saliva and debris. They create a clear pathway for suction while keeping the mouth open, tongue depressed, and cheeks retracted, improving visibility and comfort for both patient and dentist.
A dermatological laser beam producing handpiece is a reusable, handheld component of a professional laser system used primarily for skin treatments. Clinically, these devices emit focused laser beams to target issues like hair removal, vascular lesions, or pigmentation disorders, delivering precise energy to the skin’s surface or deeper layers.
An electronystagmograph (ENG) is a diagnostic device that records involuntary eye movements by detecting electrical signals generated during nystagmus. Clinically, it helps identify conditions like vestibular disorders, multiple sclerosis, or drug-induced eye movement abnormalities by measuring and analyzing eye motion patterns during testing.
Endodontic broaches with serrated tips are single-use dental instruments designed to clean and shape root canals during endodontic procedures. Their tapered, barbed design helps remove infected tissue and prepare the canal for filling, improving treatment precision and reducing complications.
Estradiol (E2) IVD enzyme immunoassay (EIA) kits are diagnostic tools designed to measure estrogen hormone levels in clinical samples, such as blood or saliva. Clinicians use these tests to evaluate conditions like menopause, infertility, or hormonal imbalances by quantifying estradiol concentrations with precision.
A faecal parasite specimen concentration kit is an in vitro diagnostic tool designed to isolate and recover intestinal parasite eggs, larvae, and cysts from stool samples. These kits are used in clinical laboratories to prepare specimens for microscopic examination or further diagnostic investigation.
Fluorescent immunoassay analysers are advanced laboratory instruments designed to detect and measure specific substances—like hormones, proteins, or infectious agents—in patient samples. By using fluorescence to identify immune reactions between reagents and specimens, these devices provide precise, automated results for diagnostics, research, or clinical monitoring.
Gastro-urological guidewires are flexible, reusable tools designed to help doctors navigate and position catheters, endoscopes, or other instruments through the gastrointestinal or urinary tracts. Their coiled metal core, often coated with plastic like PTFE, provides both flexibility and durability for repeated use in procedures.
Heating block IVD devices are compact, electrically-powered instruments designed to provide precise, dry heat for in vitro diagnostic specimens and laboratory materials. They maintain consistent temperatures to optimize reactions, incubations, or sample preparations in clinical or research settings, often used with microplates of varying sizes.
An implantable ventricular circulatory assist system is a mechanical device designed to support heart function by pumping blood from a ventricle to the circulatory system. These systems are primarily used to provide circulatory support for patients awaiting a heart transplant.
Reusable incontinence penis clamps are external devices designed to manage male urinary leakage by applying gentle pressure to the urethra. By compressing the shaft or glans, these tools help prevent involuntary urination and allow users to maintain better control over bladder output.
Inflatable patient transfer sliding mattresses are specialized tools used to support recumbent individuals while assisting healthcare staff with lateral transfers between surfaces. These devices utilize air-cushion technology to reduce friction, and some models offer additional features to help maintain specific body positions or provide skin protection.
Low-pressure tubing connectors are sterile, single-use devices designed to securely join medical tubes together, creating extensions or branching pathways for fluids. They are commonly used in clinical settings like IV therapy, dialysis, or respiratory support to ensure safe and leak-proof connections without handling high-pressure systems.
Luteinizing hormone (LH) rapid in vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests are home-based kits designed to detect a surge in LH levels, signaling ovulation. These self-testing devices help individuals track their fertility window to improve chances of natural conception by identifying the optimal time for intercourse.
MLH1 antigen in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody tests are laboratory tools designed to detect the presence or measure levels of MLH1 protein in clinical samples. These tests are primarily used in cancer diagnostics, particularly for identifying microsatellite instability (MSI) or mismatch repair deficiency in tumors, which can guide treatment decisions like immunotherapy.
Multifunction cardiac treatment electrodes are adhesive, pre-gelled pads designed to deliver electrical therapy to the heart, including defibrillation, external pacing, and cardioversion. They also enable real-time electrocardiographic (ECG) monitoring by transmitting cardiac signals to devices like defibrillators or monitors, making them essential for emergency resuscitation and continuous cardiac assessment in clinical and prehospital settings.
NKX protein in-vitro diagnostics (IVDs) are laboratory tests that use antibodies to detect specific NKX proteins—such as NKX3.1 or NKX2.2—in clinical samples like tissue biopsies or cell extracts. These tests help diagnose or monitor conditions linked to abnormal NKX protein expression, including certain cancers or developmental disorders.
Neurofilament protein in-vitro diagnostics (IVDs) use antibodies to detect specific neurofilament proteins—such as light (NF-L), medium (NF-M), or heavy (NF-H)—in biological samples like blood or cerebrospinal fluid. Clinically, these tests help monitor neurodegenerative diseases, assess neuronal damage, or track disease progression by quantifying neurofilament levels, offering insights into conditions like Alzheimer’s, ALS, or traumatic brain injury.
Nuclear medicine phantoms are specialized test objects designed to simulate human anatomy or imaging conditions for calibrating and evaluating nuclear medicine detector systems. They help ensure accurate performance of devices like gamma cameras, SPECT, PET scanners, and associated software by replicating tissue density, attenuation, and radioactive source distribution in controlled settings.
Orthopaedic coaxial injection applicators are surgical tools designed to deliver therapeutic substances—such as biologics, bone fillers, or irrigation fluids—directly into bone during minimally invasive procedures. Positioned over a guidewire, these devices use a dual-lumen design to guide the guidewire internally while allowing precise fluid injection through an outer lumen, often assisted by a plunger.
Oxygen refillable cylinders are high-pressure containers designed to store medical oxygen for clinical use, including life support, anesthesia, and therapy. They hold compressed oxygen at safe pressures (typically 50–200 bar) and are color-coded and sized to ensure proper identification and capacity matching for patient care.
A partial-rebreathing oxygen face mask is a medical device designed to deliver a controlled blend of oxygen and air to patients requiring supplemental breathing support. It features a reservoir bag that traps some exhaled air, allowing the patient to rebreathe a portion of it while inhaling fresh oxygen, which helps maintain a consistent oxygen concentration during use.
Plasma protein IVD calibrators are reference materials designed to provide standardized measurements for assays that quantify specific proteins in plasma samples. Clinically, they ensure accuracy and consistency in diagnostic tests for conditions like immune disorders, liver disease, or protein deficiencies by defining precise benchmarks for comparison.
Pressure-management insoles are prefabricated, reusable devices designed to be worn inside shoes to reduce high pressure points on the feet. Clinically, they help improve circulation and lower the risk of complications in patients with peripheral vascular disease (PVD) or diabetic foot conditions by redistributing force through gel-filled cushions.
Progesterone IVD kits using chemiluminescent immunoassay detect hormone levels in clinical specimens like serum or plasma. Clinically, these devices help monitor reproductive health, diagnose fertility issues, and assess conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or menopausal status by quantifying progesterone concentrations.
Rectal/colonic irrigation nozzles are single-use devices designed for inserting into the rectum or colostomy site to deliver irrigation fluid during procedures like enemas, colonic lavage, or colostomy care. They come in various shapes—such as cones, tips, or speculums—and may include features like inflatable balloons to secure placement within the lumen.
SARS-CoV-2 nucleic acid IVD kits use molecular techniques to detect genetic material from the virus responsible for COVID-19 in clinical samples. These tests help confirm active infection by identifying viral RNA, enabling rapid and accurate diagnosis for clinical management and public health monitoring.
A skin graft mesher is a surgical tool designed to create precise perforations in donor skin before it is applied to a wound. This process enhances the graft’s ability to stretch, conform to irregular surfaces, and promote better healing by improving permeability and surface area.
Skin surface device adhesives are substances designed to securely attach medical devices—such as dressings, ostomy appliances, or prosthetics—to the skin without invasive procedures. They provide a reliable bond for short-term use, ensuring devices stay in place during daily activities or clinical care while minimizing skin irritation or displacement.
Skin-cleaning wipes, sterile, are single-use disposable cloths pre-moistened with a cleaning solution like alcohol, saline, or detergent. They are designed to prepare localized skin areas before medical procedures, device application, or to maintain hygiene in clinical or home settings.
Surgical optical-tracking spatial markers are reusable, non-powered components used in computer-assisted surgical systems to guide precision procedures. They function as reference points for tracking instruments, patient anatomy, or other markers during surgery, enabling real-time spatial registration for tasks like stereotactic biopsies or ultrasound-guided interventions.
A telemetric sphygmomanometer is a blood pressure monitoring device that automatically inflates and deflates a cuff around a limb to measure blood pressure noninvasively. It often includes additional features like heart rate and mean arterial pressure tracking, with wireless transmission of data to healthcare providers for remote analysis.
Ultrasonic lithotripsy system probes are single-use, tubular devices designed to transmit focused ultrasound energy directly to urinary stones (like those in the kidneys, ureters, or bladder). When inserted through an endoscope, they break down stones into smaller fragments for easier removal, enabling minimally invasive treatment of obstructions or blockages.
Urethral sphincter prostheses (non-powered) are implantable devices designed to help control urinary incontinence by mechanically supporting or replacing the natural urethral sphincter. They use a hydraulic system—comprising a urethral cuff, fluid reservoir, and manual pump—to compress the urethra and block urine flow when activated, providing voluntary continence for patients with sphincter dysfunction.
Uroplakin IVD antibody devices are laboratory tests designed to detect uroplakin proteins in clinical samples, such as urine or tissue specimens. Clinically, they help diagnose or monitor conditions like bladder cancer by identifying specific biomarkers linked to uroplakin expression, aiding in early detection or treatment assessment.
Video intubation laryngoscope kits are advanced medical tools designed to assist healthcare providers in visualizing and managing the airway during critical procedures. They combine video technology with specialized blades and accessories to improve visibility and control during intubation, suctioning, or other respiratory interventions, particularly in challenging cases or when traditional methods are difficult to apply.
Electric-motor-driven wheelchairs in this category are powered mobility devices designed for individuals with limited walking ability or disabilities. They provide independent movement with occupant-controlled steering and adjustable speed, offering enhanced mobility for daily activities and outdoor use.