Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
A manual intraocular lens injector is a handheld surgical tool used to deliver a folded lens into the eye during cataract or implantation procedures. These instruments feature a plunger mechanism that carefully pushes the lens through an attached cartridge and into the correct chamber of the eye.
Manual surgical saw blades, flexible and single-use, are wire-like cutting instruments designed for precise bone resection in orthopedic or neurological procedures. Their serrated or abrasive-coated surface enables controlled cutting when attached to a Gigli saw handle, allowing surgeons to navigate complex anatomical areas with flexibility.
Intracorporeal microwave hyperthermia system applicators are medical devices inserted directly into the body to deliver controlled microwave energy, generating localized heat for therapeutic purposes. Clinically, they are used to treat conditions like cancer by raising tissue temperatures to enhance drug efficacy or directly destroy abnormal cells, often as part of a broader hyperthermia treatment plan.
Multichannel clinical chemistry analysers are automated lab instruments designed to measure multiple chemical substances in patient samples, such as electrolytes, proteins, and organ function markers. These devices use advanced technologies like microfluidics and spectroscopy to process specimens quickly and accurately, supporting rapid diagnosis and monitoring in clinical settings.
Multiple antibacterial susceptibility testing kits are in vitro diagnostic tools used to evaluate how specific bacteria respond to various antibiotic treatments. These kits utilize reagents and specialized materials, such as testing discs or strips, to determine which medications are most effective against a bacterial infection identified in a clinical sample.
Neural-tissue balloon catheters are minimally invasive tools designed for controlled compression or dilation of neural structures, typically guided by imaging techniques like endoscopy or fluoroscopy. Clinically, they are primarily used to treat conditions such as trigeminal neuralgia by selectively compressing nerve fibers to relieve chronic pain, often as an alternative to surgical intervention.
Osteotomy guides are single-use surgical tools designed to assist in precise bone cutting during procedures like joint replacements or corrective osteotomies. They attach directly to the bone to mark the intended cut line and stabilize the saw or blade for accurate, controlled bone resection.
An oxygen administration transtracheal catheter is a small, flexible tube inserted through the tracheal wall to deliver supplemental oxygen directly to the lungs. It is designed for patients who cannot breathe effectively through their nose or mouth due to airway obstruction, providing a targeted oxygen supply when nasal or oral routes are blocked or insufficient.
A perineometer is a diagnostic and therapeutic device used to assess and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. It measures muscle strength by providing resistance during voluntary contractions, helping clinicians diagnose conditions like urinary incontinence or sexual dysfunction and guide targeted rehabilitation exercises.
Phencyclidine (PCP) immunoassay kits use enzyme-linked assays to detect traces of the drug in clinical samples like urine or blood. Clinicians rely on these tests to screen for PCP exposure, supporting addiction treatment, forensic investigations, or workplace drug testing programs.
Programmed death-1 (PD-1) in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody tests detect the presence or levels of the PD-1 protein (CD279) in biological samples, such as blood or tissue. These tests support cancer diagnostics, particularly in assessing immune checkpoint expression for personalized treatment planning, like immunotherapy eligibility.
Radio-frequency skin surface treatment system applicators are reusable handpieces used by healthcare professionals to deliver controlled radio-frequency energy to the skin. These devices target skin resurfacing by applying energy in a fractional, non-uniform pattern through an array of electrodes, promoting collagen remodeling and healing while minimizing surface disruption.
A rechargeable public automated external defibrillator is a portable device used to identify life-threatening heart rhythms in individuals experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. It is designed for use by untrained bystanders in public spaces to deliver an electrical shock through the chest wall to restore a normal heartbeat.
A rubber dam punch is a specialized handheld dental tool designed to create precise holes in protective rubber dam sheets. By squeezing the handles, the clinician activates a plunger that cuts through the material, allowing the dam to be fitted securely over individual tooth crowns during dental procedures.
Shoulder orthoses are external devices designed to stabilize, align, or protect the shoulder joint after injury, surgery, or to prevent deformities. They help reduce pain, improve mobility, and support healing by limiting movement or providing compression where needed.
Solid-phase red blood cell adherence devices are diagnostic tools used in immunohaematology to detect or identify specific antibodies and antigens in blood samples. These tests utilize protein-activated wells on microplates or test strips to facilitate the adherence of red blood cells for clinical analysis.
Surgical instrument protective caps are small covers placed over the tip or working end of surgical tools to shield them from scratches, contamination, or wear when not in use. They help maintain instrument integrity between procedures, reducing the risk of damage that could compromise performance during surgery.
A test tube rack is a laboratory tool designed to support and organize test tubes in an upright, secure position. These devices are commonly utilized in clinical settings to maintain order and stability for samples during diagnostic testing and analysis.
Total amylase IVD kits are diagnostic tools used to measure the levels of the amylase enzyme in clinical patient samples. These kits utilize spectrophotometric methods to provide qualitative or quantitative results that assist healthcare professionals in evaluating pancreatic function and diagnosing related medical conditions.
Total creatine kinase (CK) enzyme spectrophotometry kits are diagnostic tools used to measure the concentration of the CK enzyme in clinical patient samples. These tests are primarily utilized by healthcare providers to help identify and monitor conditions related to muscle damage, such as heart attacks or skeletal muscle disorders.
Total lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) IVD reagents are chemical substances designed to work with in vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems for measuring LDH levels in blood or other clinical samples. These reagents enable laboratories to quantify LDH, a key enzyme used as a biomarker for tissue damage, infection, or certain diseases like hemolytic anemia or liver disorders.
A single-use urinary-incontinence vaginal insert is a non-absorbent device designed to help adult women manage stress or mixed urinary incontinence. By providing support to the urethra, these inserts help prevent leakage that occurs when abdominal pressure increases during activities like coughing, sneezing, or physical exertion.
Urine glucose IVDs (in vitro diagnostics) are rapid, colorimetric test kits designed to detect glucose levels in urine samples quickly—typically within minutes. Clinicians use these tests in clinical or point-of-care settings to help diagnose diabetes or monitor glucose control, offering a faster alternative to lab-based methods without requiring specialized equipment.
Wound irrigation sterile saline refers to a sterile sodium chloride solution designed to clean wounds, surgical sites, or wound dressings by flushing away debris and contaminants. It is used clinically to prepare or maintain a clean environment during procedures, reducing infection risk while avoiding antimicrobial effects.
P16 antigen IVD antibodies are specialized laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure the presence of the p16 protein in clinical samples. These diagnostic tools are primarily used by pathologists to assist in the detection and characterization of specific cellular markers within tissue specimens.
Angiography contrast medium injection systems are medical devices used to deliver contrast agents into blood vessels during imaging procedures. These systems help visualize the coronary arteries, brain vessels, and other critical areas by injecting precise volumes of contrast at controlled pressures, enabling detailed angiographic studies.
Anti-Rh(D) red blood cell grouping IVDs are in vitro diagnostic tests designed to detect Rh(D) antigens on red blood cells. Clinically, they help determine blood type compatibility for transfusions or pregnancy-related Rh incompatibility testing, reducing risks of adverse reactions or hemolytic disease in newborns.
Assistive sleeping cushion sets are collections of specialized pillows, bolsters, and pads designed to provide support and proper body alignment for individuals with disabilities. These devices are used to maintain comfortable positions for the head, back, hips, and limbs while a person is lying down in various postures.
Barbiturate enzyme immunoassay kits are diagnostic tools used to identify and measure the presence of barbiturate drugs in clinical samples. These tests are typically employed in laboratory settings to screen for drug exposure or monitor therapeutic levels in a patient.
Bare-metal tracheal, bronchial, or vascular stents are tubular mesh devices designed to keep airways or blood vessels open by physically supporting weakened or narrowed passages. Clinically, they are used to treat obstructions caused by conditions like tumors, strictures, or chronic diseases, ensuring proper airflow or blood flow where natural tissue has failed.
A basic diagnostic x-ray system table is a non-powered, radiolucent platform designed to securely position and support patients during standard x-ray imaging procedures. These tables are used in routine planar radiography, allowing clear imaging of bones, organs, or other structures without interference from dense materials, and are suitable for various patient sizes and specialties like pediatrics or neonatology.
A bed linen set is a disposable collection of bedding—including sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers—designed to act as a protective barrier against soiling and cross-contamination in clinical settings. These sets are typically used for short-term patient care, such as during procedures or in isolation environments, before being discarded to prevent reuse.
Bedside information system application software refers to digital tools designed to manage and display patient data directly at the point of care. These systems collect, analyze, and distribute clinical and administrative information—such as vitals, treatment plans, or lab results—to improve workflow efficiency and decision-making for healthcare providers.
Synthetic bone wax is a sterile, waxy or putty-like material used during surgery to control bleeding from bone surfaces. It creates a physical seal over cut or damaged bone edges, plugging small blood vessels to stop hemorrhage during procedures like fractures or orthopedic surgery.
A bronchoscopic catheter is a flexible, single-use tube inserted through a bronchoscope to reach the lungs. It serves as a conduit for delivering specialized treatments, such as lung sealants for conditions like emphysema, during minimally invasive bronchoscopic procedures.
CD1a cell marker IVDs with antibody-based detection are laboratory tests designed to identify and measure CD1a proteins in clinical samples, such as blood or tissue. These devices help diagnose or monitor conditions like Langerhans cell histiocytosis or other immune-related disorders by confirming the presence of CD1a antigens on cells.
CD21 cell marker IVD antibodies are laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure CD21—a protein found on certain immune cells—within clinical samples. Clinically, these devices help diagnose, monitor, or research conditions like autoimmune disorders, infections, or immune system dysfunction by detecting CD21 expression levels in tissues or fluids.
Cardiac transseptal access electrosurgical dilator/needles are specialized single-use devices used in cardiac procedures to create a controlled passage through the interatrial septum. They combine a curved, round-nosed catheter with an extendable RF needle to safely access the left side of the heart during interventions like transseptal catheterization, often for structural heart repairs or diagnostic procedures.
A cast cutter vacuum system is a specialized device used during the removal of plaster or fiberglass casts to capture and contain dust generated by the cutting process. It integrates with cast-cutting tools to suction airborne particles, improving workplace safety and reducing environmental contamination during patient care.
Conjugated (direct) bilirubin IVD kits use spectrophotometry to measure levels of this specific form of bilirubin in blood or other clinical specimens. These tests help diagnose and monitor conditions like biliary obstruction, liver disease, or hemolytic disorders by distinguishing direct bilirubin from indirect forms, which require different clinical approaches.
Contact lens wetting solutions are sterile eye drops designed to lubricate and hydrate contact lenses while they are worn. Clinically, they help relieve dryness, irritation, or discomfort by replenishing moisture and maintaining lens comfort throughout the day.
A contrast medium injection system hand controller kit is a set of disposable components used during imaging procedures to precisely control the flow of contrast agents or saline into a patient. These kits include a high-pressure line, a stopcock, and a handheld manual controller that allows radiologists or technicians to instantly start or stop injections during procedures like CT scans or MRIs.
Cranial bur hole covers are single-use, sterile devices designed to seal or plug openings created in the skull during surgical procedures. They help maintain a secure closure while allowing bone fragments to be reattached, reducing the risk of infection or leakage.
Dental bone matrix implants made from human-derived demineralized bone matrix (DBM) are used to repair or rebuild bone in the jaw, particularly after trauma, extractions, or dental surgery. These bioabsorbable materials provide a scaffold for new bone growth by filling gaps or voids while promoting natural healing through osteoconductive and potentially osteoinductive properties.
Dental caries detecting stains are diagnostic tools used in dentistry to identify early-stage tooth decay. These liquid-based agents, often consisting of two separate solutions, are applied to teeth and react with caries-producing bacteria or damaged tooth structures, creating visible color changes that help clinicians detect or track the progression of cavities over time.
Dermatome blades are single-use surgical cutting tools designed to attach to a dermatome handpiece, enabling precise skin graft harvesting or removal of small skin lesions. They provide a sharp, controlled edge to assist surgeons in creating thin, uniform skin sheets for procedures like burns treatment or reconstructive surgery.
A dry hydro-massage system is a non-contact massage device that uses pressurized water jets to deliver therapy to large areas of the body without wetting the patient. Positioned on a membrane or cushion, these systems provide targeted pressure and fluid dynamics to aid in muscle relaxation, pain relief, and physical rehabilitation in clinical settings.
An electrocardiograph (ECG) in this category is a professional-grade device used in clinical settings to capture and analyze the heart’s electrical activity. By recording signals from a single lead configuration at a time, it generates a graphical display to help physicians diagnose cardiac conditions like arrhythmias or ischemia.
Electrosurgical return electrodes are single-use, sterile devices used during surgical procedures to safely conduct electrical current away from the patient. They attach to the patient’s skin near the surgical site and connect to the electrosurgical generator, ensuring proper current flow and reducing risks like burns or tissue damage.
Enteral feeding bags or bottles are single-use containers designed to hold liquid nutrients for patients who receive feeding through a tube inserted into the stomach, duodenum, or jejunum. They provide a portable and controlled way to deliver formula or other enteral nutrition without intravenous administration, often featuring one or more chambers for convenience.
An infant enteral feeding kit provides a sterile system for delivering nutrient liquids directly into an infant’s digestive tract, typically via the stomach, duodenum, or jejunum. These kits use tubing and other components to ensure safe, controlled feeding either through gravity or an enteral pump, supporting infants who require specialized nutrition delivery.
Faecal specimen containers with transport buffer or medium are single-use devices designed to collect, preserve, and safely transport stool samples for laboratory testing. They help maintain specimen integrity during transit, ensuring accurate diagnostic results for conditions like infections or digestive disorders.
A fibreoptic operating light system provides focused illumination during surgical procedures by transmitting light via flexible cables to the surgical site. These systems enhance visibility of delicate tissues, deep structures, or small incisions where natural lighting is insufficient, improving precision and reducing fatigue for surgeons.
A gastric calibration tube is a flexible, single-use tube with an inflatable balloon used during bariatric surgery to shape and size the stomach pouch. Inserted through the mouth and esophagus, it helps surgeons create the correct dimensions for procedures like sleeve gastrectomy or gastric banding by inflating the balloon to a precise volume.
A gastroduodenal motility analysis system assesses how the stomach and upper small intestine (duodenum) move food and fluids through coordinated muscle contractions. Clinicians use these systems to diagnose motility disorders, evaluate symptoms like nausea or bloating, and predict conditions such as ulcers or gastroparesis by recording pressure and pH data during testing.
Granzyme B in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody devices are laboratory tools designed to detect the presence or measure levels of granzyme B, a protein linked to immune cell activity and apoptosis. Clinically, these assays help diagnose or monitor conditions like autoimmune disorders, cancer, or immune system dysfunction by identifying granzyme B in blood, tissue, or other biological samples.
A haemorrhoid ligation set is a sterile, single-use surgical toolkit designed to treat internal haemorrhoids by cutting off their blood supply. The procedure involves placing elastic ligatures around the haemorrhoidal tissue, causing it to shrink and eventually slough off naturally over time.
Hepatocyte-specific antigen IVD antibody tests detect proteins uniquely expressed in liver cells, aiding in the diagnosis of liver-related conditions like hepatocellular carcinoma or liver damage. Clinically, these assays help differentiate malignant liver tumors from benign lesions by identifying specific markers tied to hepatocyte activity.
Infant nappies are single-use absorbent undergarments designed to collect urine and feces from babies or incontinent children. They are worn around the waist and hips to provide comfort, hygiene, and convenience for caregivers while preventing soiling of clothing or bedding.
An intraoral camera is a handheld imaging tool used by dentists and oral healthcare providers to capture detailed images and videos of a patient’s teeth, gums, and other oral structures. These devices help in diagnosing issues like cavities, plaque buildup, or gum disease by providing high-resolution visuals that aid in precise treatment planning and patient education.
Ion selective electrode reference solutions are chemical reagents designed to support the function of reference electrodes during diagnostic testing. These substances are essential components in laboratory assays used to accurately measure electrolyte levels within clinical patient samples.
LED dental lights are battery-powered handheld devices used in dental settings to provide precise, high-intensity illumination inside the oral cavity. Clinicians rely on them to enhance visibility during examinations, treatments like fillings or root canals, and procedures requiring detailed visualization of teeth and gum tissue.
A manual orthopaedic cement mixer is a hand-operated tool used to combine bone cement components into a uniform mixture. These devices are typically employed in clinical settings to prepare polymethylmethacrylate bone cement for surgical procedures.
Medical device storage mounts are fixed structures designed to hold and organize medical devices in clinical settings, such as hospitals or clinics. They provide secure, accessible storage for items like infusion pumps, monitors, or other portable equipment without being part of the device itself.
Medication transfer needles with filtering or venting are designed to safely draw and transfer liquid medications between containers, such as vials or ampules. Their dual-lumen design allows simultaneous aspiration of medication while venting air, reducing pressure buildup and minimizing contamination risk during preparation.
Microscope slide coverslipper IVDs are automated laboratory instruments designed to apply a coverslip to prepared microscope slides. They ensure specimens remain protected from damage or contamination during examination or storage by fully automating the process with minimal user input.
A nasal biliary or pancreatic drainage catheter is a sterile, flexible tube used during endoscopic procedures to provide temporary relief for obstructed ducts. These devices are inserted through the sphincter of Oddi and routed through the nasal passage to facilitate the drainage of bile or pancreatic fluids.
A nasogastric tube holder, intranasal, is a non-surgical device designed to keep a nasogastric tube securely in place within a patient’s nose. It prevents accidental displacement or removal of the tube, which is critical for maintaining stable feeding, drainage, or medication delivery during clinical care.
Noninvasive vascular ultrasound systems are line-powered diagnostic tools that use ultrasound and Doppler technology to evaluate blood flow in veins and arteries without inserting instruments into the body. Clinically, they help detect issues like clots, blockages, or damage by measuring flow rates, assessing conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, atherosclerosis, or arterial pressure issues like ankle-brachial index.
An oesophageal balloon catheter is a flexible, endoscopically guided device with an inflatable balloon at its tip, used to treat narrowing (strictures) in the oesophagus. By inflating the balloon under direct visualization, it mechanically widens the passage for patients with conditions like achalasia, reflux-related scarring, or post-surgery or radiation-induced strictures.
Operating table patient pressure distribution monitoring/regulation systems are designed to prevent pressure injuries during surgery by dynamically adjusting the mattress beneath the patient. These systems use sensors to detect pressure points and an automated control unit to inflate or deflate specific mattress sections, maintaining even weight distribution throughout the procedure.
Orthodontic separators are small, single-use devices designed to gently push adjacent teeth apart, creating space for braces or other orthodontic appliances. Clinically, they help prepare teeth for alignment treatments by widening gaps where needed, improving the fit and effectiveness of subsequent orthodontic work.
An orthopaedic casting stand is a reusable medical frame designed to securely position a patient’s limb or torso during the application of a cast. It ensures proper alignment of joints while the cast material is wrapped around the body part, improving precision and reducing manual strain on clinicians.
A paper chart recorder is an electronic device that converts electrical signals—such as those from medical monitors or sensors—into a physical, printed record on paper. Clinically, it provides a permanent hard-copy output of physiological data (e.g., ECG, blood pressure, or respiratory readings) for review, documentation, or archival purposes, particularly in settings where digital storage is unavailable or supplementary.
Parathyroid hormone (PTH) immunoassay kits use chemiluminescent technology to measure levels of PTH in blood or serum samples. Clinically, these tests help diagnose and monitor conditions like hyperparathyroidism, hypoparathyroidism, or kidney disease by detecting intact or fragmented PTH fragments with high precision.
Phencyclidine (PCP) in vitro diagnostic (IVD) reagents are chemical substances designed to assist in laboratory tests that detect PCP in clinical samples. These reagents are used alongside parent IVD systems to enable qualitative or quantitative analysis of PCP presence, aiding in clinical diagnosis of exposure or abuse.
Portable computers in this category are handheld or lightweight computing devices designed to run specialized medical software. They enable healthcare providers to collect, analyze, and visualize patient data on the go, supporting clinical decision-making in real-time settings like emergency care, surgery, or patient monitoring.
Professional examination gowns are reusable garments designed for healthcare providers to wear during patient examinations. They help protect both patients and staff from contamination by body fluids or microorganisms, often featuring fluid-resistant or impervious materials depending on the clinical setting.
Prolactin IVD antibodies are specialized laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure the presence of the prolactin hormone in clinical samples. These tools are essential for diagnostic procedures that require the qualitative or quantitative assessment of prolactin levels in patient specimens.
Prolactin IVD kits using chemiluminescent immunoassay detect prolactin levels in blood or serum samples, helping diagnose conditions like hyperprolactinemia, infertility, or pituitary disorders. These assays provide quantitative or qualitative results by measuring hormone concentrations through light emission after a chemical reaction.
A prostate biopsy needle is a single-use, sterile instrument used to extract small tissue samples from the prostate gland for laboratory analysis, typically during a transrectal ultrasound-guided procedure. These devices come in various sizes and tip designs to ensure precise sampling while minimizing patient discomfort and procedural risks.
Pulmonary function valves are reusable devices designed to regulate airflow during respiratory testing. They connect to diagnostic equipment to control the direction of inhaled and exhaled gases, ensuring accurate measurement of lung function metrics like airflow resistance and lung volume.
A rhinoscopic mirror is a reusable, hand-held surgical tool designed for examining the nasal passages. Its polished mirror surface reflects light to create a clear virtual image, allowing clinicians to inspect internal nasal structures with precision during procedures.
Oscillating sawing power tool attachments convert the rotational motion of a surgical power tool into rapid back-and-forth oscillation, enabling precise cutting with specialized blades. Clinically, they are used in orthopedic, trauma, and reconstructive surgeries to resect bone, prepare graft sites, or perform osteotomies with controlled precision.
Shock-transferring hip protectors are wearable devices designed to reduce the risk of hip fractures in vulnerable populations, such as elderly individuals or those with osteoporosis. When a fall occurs, the device absorbs and disperses impact energy away from the hip joint, helping to prevent fractures by transferring force to the surrounding thigh tissue.
Stereotactic system application software assists in precision-based medical procedures like surgery or radiosurgery by integrating computer-aided tools. It supports critical functions such as treatment planning, real-time navigation, image processing, and patient data management to enhance accuracy and safety during interventions.
Surgical instrument seal/seal maintenance sets are designed to replace worn or damaged sealing components—such as O-rings or gaskets—in medical devices like endoscopes, microscopes, or injectors. They help maintain sterility and functionality during procedures by ensuring a tight seal where instruments connect or interface, reducing the risk of contamination or leaks.
Surgical mesh laparoscopic delivery/positioning devices are handheld tools designed to assist surgeons in placing mesh during minimally invasive hernia or fascial defect repairs. They help deploy mesh through a laparoscopic port, ensuring precise positioning before fixation, reducing manual handling and improving surgical efficiency.
Thoracic electrical impedance electrode arrays are single-use, noninvasive devices designed to be placed on the chest to measure bioimpedance continuously. Clinically, they help assess lung function, detect respiratory issues like atelectasis or pneumothorax, and monitor ventilated or spontaneously breathing patients for conditions such as endotracheal tube misplacement.
A tissue saturation oximeter sensor is a single-use, externally applied device that measures the oxygen saturation (StO₂) in tissue beneath the skin. Clinically, it helps assess tissue oxygen delivery, particularly in skeletal muscle or areas with suspected circulation issues, such as during perfusion studies or post-injury evaluations.
Ultrasonic lithotripsy system probes are reusable, tubular devices designed to transmit high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound) directly to urinary stones (calculi) in the kidneys, ureters, or bladder. When positioned against the stone, these probes break it down into smaller fragments that can then be removed from the body via an endoscope, enabling non-invasive treatment of obstructions or blockages.
An ultrasonic surgical system torque wrench is a reusable hand-held tool used to securely attach or detach handpiece tips (blades) on ultrasonic surgical instruments. It ensures precise torque application to prevent loosening or damage during surgery, improving safety and reliability in procedures like tissue dissection or coagulation.
Umbilical cord scissors are reusable surgical tools designed to safely and cleanly sever the umbilical cord immediately after childbirth. Their shearing blades are engineered to minimize trauma to the newborn while ensuring a precise cut, reducing risks like excessive bleeding or cord stump complications.
Urine ketone IVDs (in vitro diagnostics) are rapid, colorimetric test kits designed to detect ketones in urine samples for clinical assessment. Clinicians use these devices to quickly screen for diabetic ketoacidosis or other metabolic disorders, often in lab or point-of-care settings where timely results are critical.
Vaginal pH screening IVDs are rapid, colorimetric test kits designed to measure the acidity or alkalinity of vaginal secretions in a clinical setting. Clinicians use these tests to assess vaginal health, detect imbalances, or monitor conditions like bacterial vaginosis or yeast infections by comparing pH levels against normal ranges.
Vena cava filters are small, implantable devices placed inside the inferior vena cava to trap blood clots before they travel to the lungs, reducing the risk of pulmonary embolism. Clinically, they are used as a preventive measure for patients at high risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or those who cannot take blood thinners, offering a mechanical alternative to medication.
A hermetic vial/bottle adaptor is a single-use device designed to seal and connect to medication vials or bottles, enabling sterile transfer of contents into a syringe. It features a spike for attachment to the container, a Luer connection for syringe compatibility, and an expansion chamber to equalize pressure, reducing contamination risks during withdrawal.
A wheelchair back rest positioner is a reusable bracket system designed to attach to a wheelchair’s back canes, securing and adjusting the angle, depth, or height of the back rest for better user positioning and comfort. These devices help clinicians customize seating support to meet individual patient needs, reducing pressure points and improving mobility for users with varying mobility challenges.
This category includes diagnostic tests that use antibodies to detect the presence or levels of the c-MYC protein in clinical samples. These in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices help identify abnormalities linked to conditions like certain cancers, such as Burkitt lymphoma or chronic lymphocytic leukemia, by measuring MYC expression.
Abdominal retractors (self-retaining, fixed) are surgical tools designed to hold open incisions in the abdomen during procedures. They provide stable access to internal organs or tissues, ensuring clear visibility and workspace for surgeons during deep or extensive surgeries like laparotomies.