Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
An automatic-aperture-control diagnostic x-ray system collimator is a device that automatically adjusts the x-ray beam size to match the film cassette, ensuring precise imaging. It includes a motorized shutter and light-centering feature to align the beam with the cassette holder, reducing scattered radiation and improving image clarity while protecting patients from unnecessary exposure.
B-type natriuretic protein (BNP) and N-terminal proBNP (NT-proBNP) controls are in vitro diagnostic (IVD) materials designed to validate the accuracy and reliability of assays that measure these biomarkers. Clinically, BNP and NT-proBNP are used to assess heart failure severity, monitor cardiac function, and guide treatment decisions by detecting elevated levels linked to strain on the heart.
Bone screw fixation sleeves are implantable, tube-shaped devices designed to stabilize loose, broken, or backing-out screws in orthopedic or spinal surgeries. They create a mechanical wedge when tightened, reinforcing the screw’s grip in bone and preventing further displacement or failure.
Buprenorphine IVD calibrators are reference materials designed to verify the accuracy and reliability of tests that detect buprenorphine in clinical samples. They provide standardized concentrations to ensure lab assays—whether qualitative or quantitative—produce consistent, trustworthy results for patient monitoring or drug testing.
CD235a glycophorin A red blood cell marker IVDs are in vitro diagnostic tests designed to detect the presence or measure the quantity of glycophorin A on red blood cells. Clinically, these devices help confirm red blood cell identity, support blood typing, and assist in diagnosing or monitoring conditions affecting erythrocyte surface markers.
CD43 cell marker in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibodies are laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure CD43 proteins in biological samples. Clinically, these devices help diagnose or monitor conditions linked to CD43 expression, such as certain leukemias or immune system disorders, by detecting its presence in cells like lymphocytes or other specimens.
CD99 cell marker IVD antibody devices are laboratory reagents designed to identify the presence or levels of the CD99 protein in tissue or cell samples. Clinically, they help diagnose or monitor conditions like Ewing’s sarcoma and other malignancies by detecting this marker in histological or cytological specimens.
Capillary blood collection sets for home use are designed to allow patients to safely draw a small blood sample from the fingertip without professional assistance. These kits are typically used for diagnostic testing or screening, such as cholesterol checks, HIV testing, or general health monitoring, and are sent to a lab for analysis.
A cardiac mapping system computer is a specialized processing unit designed to interpret physiological data gathered from heart sensors. These systems analyze electrical signals and structural information to generate real-time visual maps of cardiac activity and chamber geometry for clinical assessment.
A catheter care kit is a collection of sterile tools used to maintain the cleanliness and proper function of medical catheters. These kits are utilized in clinical settings to ensure that catheters remain clear and free from obstructions during patient treatment.
A catheter stylet is a slender, flexible wire or rod inserted inside a catheter to temporarily stiffen it, making it easier to guide through body passages during procedures like insertion or navigation. It helps clinicians navigate complex routes, such as blood vessels or airways, with greater precision and control.
Cognitive assessment software uses digital cognitive tests to evaluate memory, attention, and other mental functions, often helping identify early signs of mild cognitive impairment or dementia. These programs are designed for use on standard devices like computers, tablets, or smartphones and generate results for review by healthcare professionals or longitudinal tracking.
A dental torque wrench adaptor is a specialized component designed to link a surgical torque wrench to specific dental endpieces. These tools are used by clinicians during invasive oral procedures to ensure that components are tightened to the precise force required for successful implantation.
A hand-held diagnostic x-ray system generator is a specialized power unit designed to be portable and operated while held by the user. It functions by regulating electrical voltage and current to provide the necessary power for an x-ray tube to generate a diagnostic beam.
ENFit/non-ISO80369-standardized linear connectors are small, single-use adapters designed to safely join enteral devices—such as feeding tubes or syringes—to tubing or other components. One end features an ENFit connection (ISO 80369-3 compliant), ensuring secure, leak-proof attachment for enteral nutrition or medication delivery, while the other end uses a non-standardized connector (e.g., barbed or threaded) for compatibility with non-ENFit systems.
Endoscope washer-disinfectors (chemical) are specialized medical devices designed to clean, rinse, and chemically disinfect flexible endoscopes and their accessories after clinical use. They automate the process of removing bioburden and residual contaminants while ensuring the devices are safe for reuse in subsequent procedures, though they do not achieve full sterilization.
Ether anaesthesia vaporizers are medical devices designed to precisely vaporize and deliver ether—a volatile anaesthetic—to patients during surgical procedures. They integrate with anaesthesia systems or ventilators to ensure consistent dosing while maintaining patient safety and surgical conditions.
External paediatric defibrillation electrodes are single-use adhesive pads designed to deliver controlled electrical shocks to a child’s chest or back during cardiac emergencies. They work in pairs with an external defibrillator to restore a normal heart rhythm or manage dangerously rapid heartbeats in pre-pubescent patients.
Fast protein liquid chromatography (FPLC) analyser columns are single-use in vitro diagnostic devices designed to separate and identify proteins in clinical samples. Clinicians use them in laboratory settings to analyze protein composition, aiding diagnostics for conditions like autoimmune disorders, infections, or metabolic diseases by isolating proteins based on size, charge, or binding affinity.
Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) IVD kits using chemiluminescent immunoassay are diagnostic tools designed to measure FSH levels in blood or serum samples. Clinically, they support fertility assessments, menstrual cycle monitoring, and the evaluation of conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or premature ovarian insufficiency by providing precise hormone quantification.
Hand-held urinals are reusable, portable containers designed for patients to urinate directly into, offering a discreet alternative to traditional bedpans or commodes. They come in various forms, such as bottle-style models with handles or flexible pouches, and may include funnels or tubing for easier use, though they are not meant to be worn by the patient.
Kinetic beds are electrically powered hospital beds that automatically adjust a patient’s position—tilting lengthwise, sideways, or near-vertical—to improve circulation, reduce pressure sores, and aid recovery for immobile patients. They’re commonly used in intensive care for ventilator-dependent patients or those with severe spinal issues, often featuring integrated scales for weight monitoring.
Laparoscopic access cannula seal reducers are single-use devices designed to temporarily narrow the opening of a laparoscopic cannula seal. This allows smaller-diameter surgical instruments to pass through while keeping the insufflation gas (like CO₂) contained, reducing leaks during minimally invasive procedures.
Non-latex, single-use menstrual cups and discs are soft, receptacle-style devices designed for internal use to collect menstrual flow and other vaginal discharges. These products serve as an alternative to traditional absorbent hygiene items and are intended to be removed and discarded after each use.
Mobile bariatric examination/treatment chairs are heavy-duty, electrically powered seating devices designed to safely support obese patients—typically weighing over 350 kg—during medical procedures or evaluations. These chairs feature reinforced frames, wide seating surfaces, and motorized functions to adjust position, tilt, or move the patient without manual lifting, ensuring stability and ease of use in clinical settings like surgery or dental care.
Motile sperm concentration self-testing kits are diagnostic tools designed to help individuals evaluate male fertility from the comfort of their home. These systems use specialized imaging hardware and software to analyze a semen sample, allowing users to visualize sperm and calculate their concentration levels.
This category includes portable, point-of-care devices designed for medical professionals to measure multiple clinical chemistry analytes—such as glucose, ketones, lipids, or creatinine—from whole blood samples. These systems combine meters, test strips, reagents, and sometimes additional tools like lancets to deliver rapid, on-site diagnostic results for conditions like diabetes, metabolic disorders, or blood loss.
Multiple clinical chemistry enzyme controls are substances used to monitor the accuracy and reliability of laboratory testing procedures. These materials are designed to verify the performance of assays that detect various enzymes in patient samples, such as ALT, AST, and ALP.
Multiple form 25-hydroxy vitamin D in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits use chemiluminescent immunoassay technology to measure different forms of 25-hydroxy vitamin D in blood or serum samples. Clinically, these devices help assess vitamin D status, diagnose deficiencies, and monitor conditions like rickets, osteoporosis, or metabolic bone disorders by quantifying vitamin D levels accurately.
Multiple-genus respiratory virus nucleic acid controls are specialized materials used to validate the performance of diagnostic assays. These products ensure that laboratory tests accurately detect and measure genetic material from various viruses that cause respiratory illnesses, such as influenza, RSV, and coronaviruses.
Negative-pressure intravenous line needleless valve-connector devices are small, disposable plastic connectors designed to securely join IV components—like syringes or catheter ports—without needles. They create a sealed connection that prevents contamination while allowing fluid transfer, reducing the risk of needle-stick injuries during medication administration.
Non-evacuated blood collection tubes with anticoagulants and separators are specialized containers used to gather and store blood samples for clinical laboratory testing. These tubes utilize chemical additives and physical barriers to isolate plasma from cellular components, ensuring the integrity of the specimen during transport and analysis.
Non-neurovascular embolization plugs made from animal-derived materials are designed to block blood flow in non-brain blood vessels. Clinically, they’re used to treat aneurysms, tumors (such as kidney or liver tumors), and arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) by permanently or long-term occluding the vessel.
Custom-made orthotic shoes are specially designed footwear tailored to address specific foot deformities or functional impairments. They provide structural support, alignment correction, or post-surgical rehabilitation to enhance mobility and reduce discomfort for patients with unique orthopedic needs.
Oxycodone IVD calibrators are laboratory reference materials designed to validate and standardize tests that detect oxycodone in clinical samples. They provide precise, pre-measured concentrations to ensure accurate qualitative or quantitative results in drug testing.
A penis wearable urinal is an external device designed to manage male urinary incontinence by channeling urine away from the body. It serves as a non-invasive alternative to traditional urethral catheters, utilizing a sheath or port to collect fluid into a wearable bag.
A peritoneal catheter stylet is a thin, temporary wire or rod designed to reinforce the shape of a peritoneal catheter during insertion. Clinically, it helps healthcare providers guide the catheter into place more easily, ensuring proper positioning for procedures like peritoneal dialysis or drainage of abdominal fluids.
Pipetting systems for in vitro diagnostics are automated, software-driven laboratory instruments designed to precisely measure and move fluid samples between containers. These devices are used to streamline diagnostic workflows by accurately transferring specific volumes of liquid into single or multiple vessels, such as microplates.
A pneumatic dental scaling and debridement handpiece tip is a specialized attachment used to remove plaque, calculus, and other deposits from the surfaces of teeth and implants. These tools utilize sonic vibrations to effectively clean and finish dental surfaces during routine periodontal procedures.
Protein electrophoresis reagents are specialized substances used alongside diagnostic equipment to analyze clinical samples. These products facilitate the separation and identification of specific proteins, allowing healthcare providers to measure or detect protein levels for diagnostic purposes.
Radiography digital imaging scanners convert traditional x-ray film or phosphor storage plates into digital images, enabling faster processing and easier sharing of diagnostic scans. These devices use optical technology—such as lasers or light sensors—to capture high-resolution images that can be stored, transmitted, or analyzed digitally, improving workflow efficiency in radiology settings.
Reverse bone-resection orthopaedic reamers are surgical tools designed to remove precise sections of bone during orthopaedic procedures. They create a cylindrical cavity within the bone shaft by cutting as the device is withdrawn, preparing the site for prosthetic implants like ligament replacements. Used primarily in minimally invasive surgeries, these instruments are inserted through the bone and activated to resect material during rotation and retraction.
A rigid optical sigmoidoscope is a medical instrument used to visually inspect the sigmoid colon and rectum. Clinicians utilize these devices to investigate symptoms like changes in bowel habits or to screen for conditions such as polyps and colorectal cancer.
Static magnetic massagers are handheld devices that use permanent magnets to generate a gentle magnetic field when applied to the skin. Clinically, they are intended to provide temporary relief from minor aches, pains, or discomfort by targeting superficial body areas, often used for relaxation or localized symptom management.
Stone and foreign-body extraction sets are surgical instrument collections designed to retrieve calculi, debris, and misplaced medical components from the body. These tools are primarily utilized by clinicians during urological or gastroenterological procedures to clear obstructions or recover fragments like stents and wires.
A tissue saturation oximeter is a non-invasive device that measures the oxygen saturation (StO₂) in tissue, particularly skeletal muscle, to evaluate blood flow and oxygen delivery. Clinically, it helps assess perfusion issues, monitor circulatory function, or detect compromised circulation in conditions like vascular disease or post-surgical recovery.
Total testosterone IVD kits using chemiluminescent immunoassay are laboratory diagnostic tools designed to measure the concentration of total testosterone in blood or serum samples. Clinically, they help assess hormonal balance, diagnose conditions like hypogonadism or hyperandrogenism, and monitor treatment responses in patients with endocrine disorders.
Trial lens frames are handheld or mounted devices designed to hold interchangeable lenses during eye examinations. Clinicians use them to test visual acuity by temporarily placing different lenses in front of a patient’s eyes, helping to diagnose refractive errors like nearsightedness or astigmatism.
Urine protein IVD kits use rapid colorimetric testing to detect protein levels in urine quickly, often within minutes. Clinically, these tests help screen for conditions like kidney disease or pre-eclampsia by identifying abnormal protein presence before sending samples to a lab.
A urological irrigation set is a sterile, single-use assembly designed to deliver fluid into the urethra and bladder for cleaning or continuous flushing during procedures like cystoscopy or transurethral resection. It typically includes tubing, connectors, a syringe, and a roller clamp to control fluid flow and maintain hygiene during treatment.
Urostomy bag/support kits are designed to collect and manage urine after a urostomy surgery, where part of the colon is rerouted to create an artificial opening for waste. These kits typically include a urostomy bag, adhesive base plate, and accessories like wipes, towels, and scissors to ensure proper attachment and maintenance of the system.
A vascular catheter stylet is a thin, sterile wire designed to temporarily reinforce the shape of a vascular catheter during insertion. Clinically, it helps healthcare providers navigate delicate veins, particularly in procedures like PICC line placement, by providing structural support without entering the bloodstream.
A visible-light skin transilluminator is a handheld, light-based tool that shines visible light (like red LEDs) through the skin to make underlying tissues appear translucent. Clinicians use it primarily to identify veins for procedures such as venipuncture or sclerotherapy, as well as to inspect subcutaneous or scrotal tissues for abnormalities like lesions or structural issues.
A wheelchair lap tray is a portable platform designed to attach to a wheelchair, providing a stable surface for users to place items like food, drinks, or work materials. It supports daily activities such as eating, writing, or organizing small objects while seated, enhancing independence and comfort for wheelchair users.
Alarm application software consists of programs, algorithms, or routines designed to support the operation of medical alarm systems. These tools enable alarm devices to perform their intended clinical functions, such as notifying staff of patient status changes or system alerts.
An anaesthesia/respiratory gas flowmeter tester is a precision instrument used to verify the accuracy of gas flow measurements in anaesthesia and respiratory equipment. Clinically, it ensures that devices delivering oxygen, nitrous oxide, or other respiratory gases operate within safe and calibrated parameters, reducing risks of incorrect dosing or equipment failure during patient care.
Automated laboratory incubators are specialized devices designed to maintain precise environmental conditions for growing microorganisms or cultured cells. They regulate temperature, humidity, and gas levels—such as CO₂ and oxygen—to replicate ideal lab settings, ensuring consistent and reliable experimental or diagnostic results. These devices are essential in microbiology, cell biology, and biotechnology for tasks like bacterial culture, tissue engineering, or vaccine development. Their automated controls reduce human error and streamline workflows in clinical or research settings.
Bacterial species differentiation discs are in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) tools used to identify specific bacterial species from cultured clinical samples. These discs contain antimicrobial agents or microbial reagents that interact with bacteria to reveal key characteristics, such as antibiotic resistance or metabolic traits, aiding in accurate bacterial classification and treatment guidance.
A bone raspatory is a surgical tool designed to carefully separate the periosteum—the fibrous tissue covering bones—from the underlying bone during procedures like orthopedic surgery or fracture repair. Its scraping edge, often curved or chisel-shaped, allows surgeons to gently lift or detach tissue while preserving bone integrity, aiding in precise bone manipulation or exposure.
CD35 follicular dendritic reticulum cell marker in-vitro diagnostics (IVDs) are laboratory tests that use antibodies to detect the presence or amount of CD35 protein in clinical samples. These tests help diagnose or monitor conditions linked to follicular dendritic cells, such as certain autoimmune diseases or lymphoproliferative disorders by identifying specific biomarkers in tissues or fluids like blood or lymph nodes.
Cadaveric-donor bone allografts are human-derived tissue grafts used in surgical procedures to provide structural support and restore bone mass. These materials are transplanted into patients to assist in skeletal repair or stabilization where additional bone volume is required.
This category covers reusable sound processor speakers designed to attach to cochlear or auditory brainstem implant systems. They deliver amplified low-frequency acoustic sound directly into the ear canal, complementing the electrical stimulation provided by the implant for patients with residual low-frequency hearing.
Composite-polymer suture combines synthetic, multifilament strands of both absorbable and non-absorbable polymers to create a flexible thread for wound closure or tissue ligation. Clinically, it is used in soft-tissue surgeries—including orthopaedic procedures—to approximate incision edges or secure tissues temporarily until healing allows natural stability.
A drug-coated coronary angioplasty balloon catheter is a specialized medical device used to open narrowed or blocked coronary arteries. During a procedure, the balloon is inflated to widen the vessel while simultaneously delivering medication to the arterial wall to help prevent the tissue from narrowing again.
Dental bleaching agents are liquid solutions or pastes designed to lighten tooth discoloration for either cosmetic enhancement or clinical improvement. Applied directly to teeth, these single-use devices work through chemical reactions to gradually whiten enamel, often used in professional or at-home treatments.
A dental floss dispenser is a manual tool designed to hold a spool of floss and provide a built-in mechanism for cutting it to the desired length. These devices are used in both professional clinical environments and home settings to simplify the process of preparing floss for oral hygiene.
Dental precision attachment simulators are reusable tools designed to replicate the exact shape, size, and positioning of dental precision attachments during the fabrication of prosthetics like crowns, bridges, or dentures. They help dental labs ensure accurate fitting and alignment before finalizing the prosthesis, reducing errors in the manufacturing process.
A dental suction system pump is an electrically-powered component designed to create vacuum suction within dental procedures. It removes fluids like water, blood, saliva, and debris from a patient’s mouth during treatments, often connecting to a dental cuspidor for waste disposal.
Dermatological excimer laser systems are medical devices designed to deliver targeted ultraviolet (UVA/UVB) laser light for treating skin conditions. Clinically, they are used to manage chronic disorders like psoriasis, vitiligo, atopic dermatitis, and leukoderma by stimulating controlled skin responses to reduce symptoms or improve appearance.
A portable diagnostic x-ray system generator is a specialized power unit designed to be easily moved and set up in various clinical locations. It functions by regulating electrical voltage and current to supply the necessary power to an x-ray tube, allowing for the generation of diagnostic imaging beams.
A dissection board is a rigid, flat surface designed to provide stable support for human or animal specimens during anatomical examination or surgical training. These platforms ensure the subject remains securely positioned, allowing for precise tissue manipulation and study.
Endoscopic motorized cutting staplers are single-use surgical tools used in minimally invasive procedures to quickly cut tissue and seal blood vessels. Clinically, they help surgeons perform precise transections, resections, and anastomoses—such as in colorectal or bariatric surgeries—while reducing trauma and bleeding risks.
An enema tip is a disposable nozzle designed to attach to an enema tube, guiding liquid into the rectum for bowel cleansing or relief. It is not used for colonic irrigation and is typically shaped to improve retention during administration.
Epiocular radiation shields are reusable protective devices designed to block harmful radiation exposure during medical procedures like CT scans or laser treatments. Positioned over the eye area, they prevent radiation from reaching the eyes by using materials such as lead, tungsten, or plastic to absorb or deflect ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.
Reusable episiotomy scissors are manual surgical instruments designed to assist during childbirth by creating a controlled incision in the vaginal outlet. These tools feature a pivoted, shearing blade design that allows clinicians to perform a perineotomy to facilitate delivery.
Evacuated blood collection tubes (no additive) are sterile, vacuum-sealed tubes designed to draw blood for laboratory testing. Clinically, they enable safe and efficient blood collection for serum chemistry, serology, toxicology, and other diagnostic investigations without altering sample composition.
External circulating-air core temperature regulation systems are clinically used to maintain or adjust a patient’s body temperature during surgery or medical procedures. These devices circulate filtered room air through a connected pad placed on the patient, using heating or cooling to regulate core temperature in controlled environments like operating rooms or intensive care units.
A filiform urethral bougie is a slender, flexible surgical tool used to navigate and widen narrow sections of the urethra, often caused by strictures. Clinicians insert it manually—either directly or through a catheter—to gently guide it through the obstruction, often shaping its tip to improve passage. The device helps restore urine flow by gradually dilating the urethral passage, reducing symptoms like pain or urinary retention.
A glove liner is a fabric garment designed to be worn beneath protective examination or surgical gloves. These liners act as a barrier to help prevent skin irritation, rashes, or allergic reactions caused by direct contact with synthetic or rubber materials.
Glucagon IVD antibody devices are laboratory reagents designed to detect the hormone glucagon in clinical samples. Clinically, they help diagnose conditions like glucagonoma tumors, insulinomas, or other metabolic disorders by identifying abnormal glucagon levels in blood, serum, or urine.
A gravity enema set is a medical device designed to help clear the large intestine by delivering fluid into the rectum under gravity. It typically consists of a fluid reservoir (like an enema bag), a tube, and a tip, allowing controlled fluid flow to aid bowel evacuation.
HLA class II antigen tissue typing antibodies are specialized diagnostic reagents used to identify specific human leukocyte antigens in clinical samples. These tools are essential for laboratory procedures that require the qualitative or quantitative detection of these markers to support immunological assessment.
These in vitro diagnostic reagents are specialized substances used to support laboratory assays that measure specific metabolites in clinical specimens. They are primarily utilized to quantify levels of homovanillic acid, vanillylmandelic acid, and 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid to assist in diagnostic testing.
Head-worn bone-conduction hearing aids are wearable devices designed to help users with hearing loss by delivering sound vibrations directly through the skull to the inner ear. Unlike traditional hearing aids, they bypass the outer and middle ear, making them suitable for conditions like earwax blockages, perforated eardrums, or external ear malformations.
Head-worn fibreoptic lights are portable illumination devices worn on a headband or helmet, designed to direct focused cold light into a surgeon’s or clinician’s field of view during procedures. They enhance visibility of delicate or hard-to-see areas, such as in microsurgery or dermatology, by reducing shadows and improving precision without obstructing hand movements.
Image segmentation application software is designed to process medical imaging data—such as CT or MRI scans—and transform two-dimensional slices into detailed 3D anatomical models. Clinicians use these tools in electrophysiology procedures, like cardiac mapping, to visualize and interact with segmented structures, improving precision during interventions.
An interproximal reduction kit is a set of tools designed to create controlled spaces between adjacent teeth during orthodontic treatment. These devices use fine abrasives—such as burs, disks, or strips—to gently reduce tooth contact, easing alignment and reducing pressure on braces or aligners.
Intraocular scissors are specialized manual surgical instruments designed for precise tissue cutting during ophthalmic procedures such as vitrectomies or anterior chamber surgeries. These probe-like tools feature a slim shaft with shearing blades at the tip, which are activated by a handle mechanism to perform delicate maneuvers within the eye.
A laparoscopic access cannula seal is a reusable device designed to fit over the proximal end of a laparoscopic cannula, preventing insufflation gas from escaping while instruments are inserted. Clinically, it ensures a secure seal during minimally invasive procedures, reducing air leaks and maintaining stable abdominal pressure for better visualization and surgical conditions.
Legionella pneumophila total antibody IVD kits use fluorescent immunoassay to detect antibodies against the bacteria responsible for Legionnaires’ disease. Clinically, these tests help confirm suspected infections by identifying immune responses to one or more serogroups of the pathogen in patient samples, aiding rapid diagnosis and treatment decisions.
Manual orthopaedic cement mixers are single-use tools used to combine bone cement components—powder and liquid—outside the sterile surgical field. Clinically, they enable precise mixing of polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) for orthopaedic procedures, such as joint replacements or fracture repairs, ensuring consistent cement properties before application.
Manual-aperture-control diagnostic x-ray collimators are beam-limiting devices used in radiography to precisely adjust the size and shape of the x-ray beam. They ensure optimal image quality by matching the beam to the cassette size while reducing scattered radiation and protecting patients from unnecessary exposure.
Metaphyseal anchor-fixed humeral head prostheses are artificial replacements for the upper arm bone’s ball joint (humeral head) used in shoulder arthroplasty. These devices are designed to restore function and relieve pain in patients with severe arthritis, fractures, or degenerative joint disease by replacing the damaged humeral head while maintaining natural shoulder movement.
Multiple electrolyte IVD kits with ion-selective electrodes (ISE) measure key ions like sodium, potassium, chloride, and bicarbonate in blood or other clinical samples. These devices provide rapid, precise results to support diagnostics for conditions such as electrolyte imbalances, metabolic disorders, or kidney/liver function assessment.
This category includes diagnostic test kits designed to identify and analyze multiple markers on mature lymphocytes—such as B cells, T cells, and natural killer (NK) cells—using fluorescent-activated cell sorting (FACS) or flow cytometry. Clinically, these devices help assess immune function, diagnose hematologic disorders, and monitor conditions like leukemia or autoimmune diseases by quantifying specific cell populations in blood or bone marrow samples.
Neurosurgical headrests are reusable devices used in operating rooms to securely position and stabilize a patient’s head during brain or skull surgery. They attach to surgical tables or specialized neurosurgical chairs, offering adjustable support with padded cushions to reduce pressure points while allowing surgeons clear access to the surgical site.
A neurosurgical procedure kit consists of a specialized collection of instruments and materials designed to assist surgeons during brain or spinal operations. These reusable sets provide the essential tools and dressings required to facilitate various surgical interventions within the central nervous system.
Nitrile examination/treatment gloves are single-use, sterile barriers designed to protect healthcare workers and patients during medical procedures. Their non-powdered, latex-free construction minimizes allergy risks while maintaining tactile sensitivity and durability for precise handling.
Oct-3/4 IVD antibody devices are laboratory tools designed to detect the Oct-3/4 protein, a key marker linked to pluripotency and stem cell activity. Clinically, they help researchers and diagnosticians assess the presence or concentration of this protein in tissue or cell samples, aiding studies in regenerative medicine, cancer research, and stem cell characterization.
A battery-operated ophthalmic tonometer is a portable instrument used to measure intraocular pressure by assessing the eye's resistance to deformation. These devices provide readings in millimeters of mercury, which helps clinicians monitor ocular health in various settings.