Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
An implant battery charger is an electronic device designed to wirelessly recharge the internal batteries of active implantable medical devices while they remain inside the body. It enables non-invasive power replenishment for devices such as neurostimulators or cardiac monitors without requiring surgical intervention.
Implantable cardiac monitors are small, battery-powered devices surgically placed under the skin to continuously track the heart’s electrical activity. Clinically, they help diagnose and manage irregular heart rhythms (arrhythmias) or detect early signs of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) in patients with unexplained symptoms or known risk factors.
Inhalation therapy saline solutions that are hypertonic are used to help loosen and clear mucus from the lungs. They work by triggering cells in the airways to release water, which helps to thin out mucus and make it easier to cough up. This type of solution is often used to help manage conditions such as cystic fibrosis. The solution is typically inhaled using a nebulizer, which turns it into a fine mist that can be breathed in.
An intravenous fluid bag spike is a small, sterile connector used to link an IV or blood bag to the administration set that delivers fluids to a patient. It features a hollow plastic spike that pierces the bag port and a connector that attaches to the IV line, often feeding into a drip chamber, and may include an extra Y‑site port for additional medication delivery.
Kappa and lambda light chain immunoglobulin controls are specialized substances used to monitor the accuracy and reliability of laboratory testing procedures. These materials are essential for verifying that diagnostic assays correctly measure the levels of specific light chain proteins in patient samples.
A laparoscope laser coupler is a device that connects a laser delivery system, such as the articulating arm of a CO2 laser, to a laparoscope. It ensures the aiming beam and treatment beam are aligned at the target site and includes a lens housing, laparoscope adaptor, and a sleeve that fits into the laparoscope’s working channel to guide the laser.
A limb plethysmograph is a diagnostic device that measures changes in blood volume within the arms or legs by detecting variations in limb circumference or blood flow. It is used clinically to assess peripheral circulation, helping identify conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, arterial blockages, or venous insufficiency through non-invasive monitoring of blood dynamics.
Mechanical-resistance external knee prostheses are wearable devices designed to assist individuals with knee amputations or severe mobility impairments. They provide stability and controlled movement during activities like walking, climbing stairs, or standing by using mechanical friction or spring-based systems—without relying on fluids or gases.
This category refers to a hand-held electrode used as part of a medium-wave diathermy treatment system. It is designed to be moved across the skin by a clinician to deliver controlled electrical energy at a specific frequency, generating heat in deeper tissues for therapeutic purposes such as pain relief or muscle relaxation.
A metallic reverse shoulder prosthesis cup is a sterile, metal component designed to be part of a reverse shoulder replacement system. It is intended to attach to a humeral stem or humeral body and articulate with the reverse shoulder head to restore joint function in patients with severe shoulder arthritis or rotator cuff deficiency.
Methadone IVD kits using enzyme immunoassay (EIA) are laboratory tools designed to detect methadone in clinical specimens, such as blood or urine. Clinicians use these kits to confirm methadone presence, monitor treatment adherence, or investigate suspected drug exposure, often in addiction medicine or forensic settings.
Methadone in vitro diagnostics (IVD) reagents are laboratory chemicals designed to work alongside parent test kits for detecting methadone in clinical samples. These reagents enable qualitative or quantitative analysis to confirm methadone presence, aiding in patient monitoring, addiction treatment, or forensic testing.
A microwave hyperthermia system is an AC-powered medical device assembly that uses microwave energy to generate controlled heat above 43°C in body tissues. It is designed to treat malignant or benign tumors and other conditions such as benign prostatic hyperplasia or prostatitis by delivering localized or whole-body heating through external applicators or inserted probes and catheters.
This category refers to flexible, reinforced tubing designed to deliver specific mixtures of medical gases at low pressure from a source such as a cylinder or terminal unit to respiratory or ventilatory equipment. The tubing is colour-coded according to standards to indicate the gas mixture it carries and is built to withstand repeated use in fixed clinical settings like intensive care units.
A multi-modality skin surface treatment system generator is a device that combines various technologies to treat the skin surface. It can include intense pulsed light, radio-frequency, and laser technologies to address a range of skin concerns, such as pigmentation, scarring, and wrinkles. These systems are designed to be versatile and can be used for both ablative and non-ablative treatments. They typically come with dedicated applicators that apply different energies to the skin.
Multiple human hormone IVD calibrators are reference materials designed to ensure the accuracy and reliability of hormone assays in clinical testing. They provide standardized values for measuring multiple hormones simultaneously, helping laboratories maintain consistent and precise diagnostic results across different tests.
This category refers to a set of reagents used together to check the accuracy of multiple blood group and antibody tests performed in a laboratory. These controls contain defined red blood cell components and/or antibodies that react with specific antigens, allowing laboratories to confirm that their testing systems are working correctly before patient samples are analyzed.
This category includes diagnostic test kits designed to measure several thyroid-related substances in patient samples using enzyme immunoassay technology. These kits help assess thyroid function and detect conditions such as hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, or autoimmune thyroid disorders by analyzing markers like FT3, FT4, TSH, and TPO.
This category includes control materials used to verify the performance of in vitro diagnostic assays that detect one or more proteins or tumour markers linked to specific tissues in clinical specimens. These controls help ensure the accuracy and reliability of tests measuring biomarkers associated with conditions such as cancer or tissue-specific diseases.
A neural-tissue electrical stimulation lead adaptor is a sterile implantable device designed to connect existing neurostimulation leads to a replacement neurostimulator when the original lead connections are incompatible. It enables continued therapy by adapting the lead interface to work with a new stimulator, such as those used in spinal cord or deep brain stimulation systems.
Non-antimicrobial saline wound irrigation solutions are sterile sodium chloride liquids used to clean surgical sites, wounds, or dressings. These products help remove debris and contaminants from an area without providing any medicinal or antimicrobial treatment.
This category includes non-evacuated blood collection tubes made of glass or plastic that contain a clot activator and a separator, such as a gel, to facilitate serum separation. These single-use devices are designed for collecting, preserving, and transporting blood samples for laboratory analysis, particularly for serum chemistry tests.
Oral/upper respiratory tract specimen collection kits are designed for healthcare professionals to gather samples from the mouth, nose, throat, or saliva for diagnostic testing. These kits include tools like swabs, brushes, or saliva collection devices paired with containers that may hold preservatives or transport media to maintain sample integrity during handling.
An orthopaedic wire crimper is a hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to bend or secure wire, such as cerclage wire, during orthopaedic procedures. It functions similarly to wire-closing forceps, allowing surgeons to manipulate and fasten wire implants to stabilize bone fragments or support fracture repair.
Oxycodone IVD reagents are laboratory chemicals designed to work with in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems for detecting oxycodone in clinical samples. These reagents enable qualitative or quantitative testing to identify the presence and concentration of oxycodone, a prescription opioid, in blood, urine, or other biological specimens.
A penis/scrotum wearable urinal is a non‑sterile, reusable drainage system that fits over the male genitalia, creating a leak‑proof seal to collect urine. It is used by men with incontinence or a retracted penis as an alternative to catheters or absorbent pads, directing urine into a detachable collection bag.
A pneumatic dental scaling/debridement system is a device that uses compressed air to create vibrations at the point of contact with a patient's teeth. These vibrations help remove debris from dental pulp canals during endodontic procedures and clean tooth surfaces during periodontal therapy.
A pressure-management bandage made of silicone is a non-sterile, reusable device designed to be placed over bony prominences or high-friction areas of the body to reduce pressure and shear forces. It helps prevent or manage pressure injuries and friction sores in individuals with limited mobility, such as those confined to beds or wheelchairs, by distributing load and minimizing skin breakdown.
Progesterone receptor in vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibody devices are laboratory tools designed to detect the presence or concentration of progesterone receptors in tissue samples. Clinically, they help assess hormone receptor status in conditions like breast cancer, guiding treatment decisions such as hormone therapy eligibility or resistance prediction.
A prostatic retraction implant is a permanent device designed to relieve urinary symptoms caused by an enlarged prostate. It works by physically compressing the prostate tissue, widening the urethra to improve urine flow without removing or destroying prostate cells.
Radiation shielding containers for transport and transfer are designed to safely move radioactive materials between facilities, such as hospitals or labs. They protect personnel from harmful radiation exposure during air or ground transport by using lead-lined materials to block emissions from radioisotopes, syringes, vials, or other radioactive devices.
Rib/sternum binders are single-use medical devices designed to provide external support to the chest wall, ribs, and sternum after trauma or surgery. Clinically, they help stabilize fractures, reduce pain, and promote proper healing by keeping the chest area immobilized during recovery.
This category includes antibody-based in vitro diagnostic devices designed to detect signal transducer and activator of transcription (STAT) proteins in clinical specimens. These devices use one or more immunoglobulins that bind specifically to antigenic determinants of STAT proteins, such as STAT6, to support qualitative or quantitative analysis in laboratory settings.
A skin marking guide, single-use, is a medical device designed to help create precise marks on the skin surface, often used to outline surgical incision sites or for dermatology procedures. These guides can be used with a skin marking pen or dipped in a marking agent like ink to ensure accurate placement.
A sphincteroscope is a rigid endoscope designed for visual inspection and treatment of the anal sphincter during proctological procedures. It is inserted through the anus and features a short, wide-diameter shaft, often used with an obturator to aid insertion, allowing direct visualization of the sphincter area to assess conditions such as hemorrhoids, fissures, or sphincter dysfunction.
A stair chair is a medical device designed to safely transport a disabled or infirm person up or down stairs by manual effort from attendants or nursing staff. It features a seated platform with hand bars, locking mechanisms, straps, and reinforced legs—sometimes with wheels—to provide stability and control during stair navigation, primarily in emergency or clinical settings.
This category refers to a bowl-shaped inner cup designed to fit over a female breast as part of a stereotactic radiotherapy breast positioning system. It makes direct contact with the patient and is used to help achieve consistent and reproducible breast positioning during imaging and treatment delivery in stereotactic radiotherapy.
A surgical power tool hand-switch is a reusable attachment that connects to micro-powered drills or saws, allowing surgeons to manually activate or deactivate the device during procedures. These switches are designed to provide precise control over the handpiece, ensuring safe and efficient use in delicate surgical environments like orthopedics or neurosurgery.
This category includes reusable, rigid or semi-rigid tubes designed to aspirate fluids or debris from body cavities, wounds, or surgical sites while simultaneously providing illumination to improve visibility during procedures. The device features a built-in light source or fiberoptic bundle to illuminate the operative field and is intended for use in general surgical or emergency settings, excluding dental, intrauterine, liposuction, ophthalmic, and intravascular applications.
Synthetic-polymer liquid barrier dressings are sterile liquid preparations made from synthetic polymers that form a protective film when applied to superficial wounds or intact skin, particularly in sensitive areas like around a stoma. They help reduce exposure to external contaminants and may enhance the adherence of medical adhesives or provide protection when removing them.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic kits designed to measure total human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in clinical specimens using a chemiluminescent immunoassay method. These kits detect various forms of hCG, including intact, nicked, and subunit variants, and are used to support pregnancy detection and assess risks for adverse pregnancy outcomes such as miscarriage or trisomy 21.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits designed to measure the total amount of immunoglobulin A (IgA) in patient samples such as blood or serum. These kits use nephelometry or turbidimetry methods to detect IgA levels, which helps assess immune function and supports the diagnosis of conditions like immunodeficiencies, autoimmune disorders, or chronic infections.
A towel clamp, single-use is a sterile surgical instrument used to secure surgical towels, drapes, or other items such as cables and leads during an operation. It is typically made from metal or polymer and comes in various shapes and sizes to provide reliable gripping without damaging the material.
A tracheostoma shower shield is a device designed to protect a tracheal stoma or tracheostomy tube from water during showering. It is typically worn around the patient's neck in the form of a waterproof bib, preventing water inhalation. This device is intended for patients with a tracheostomy, allowing them to shower safely. The shield is non-sterile and reusable, made for single-patient use.
A tracheostomy tube dressing is a type of medical device designed to fit around a tracheostomy tube, providing protection to the surrounding skin and absorbing secretions. It typically features a slit or hole to allow for easy fitting around the tube. This device plays a crucial role in maintaining the comfort and hygiene of patients with tracheostomy tubes. The dressing helps to prevent skin irritation and infection by absorbing moisture and secretions.
Tunnelling forceps are reusable surgical instruments used to create pathways through soft tissue, typically guiding tubes or implants like rib fixation devices into place. Their scissors-like design allows surgeons to carefully separate tissue while pulling materials through the tunnel, often during orthopedic or thoracic procedures.
A urological pressure monitoring tubing set is a collection of components designed to connect an invasive urinary catheter to a pressure transducer for measuring urethral and related urological pressures. It includes tubing, connectors, stopcocks, clamps, and filters, and is intended to maintain the accuracy and fidelity of the pressure signal during clinical monitoring.
A video intubation laryngoscope handle/monitor is the non‑sterile portion of a video‑assisted laryngoscope that holds the blade and houses a display. It allows clinicians to position the blade in the mouth, move the tongue aside, and obtain a clear, magnified view of the larynx and trachea to guide endotracheal tube placement for anesthesia or ventilation.
Vision and eye movement analysis systems are electronic assemblies designed to measure, record, and display data related to a patient's visual function and ocular motor responses. These tools are used by healthcare professionals to evaluate or screen for conditions by assessing parameters such as electrophysiology, psychophysical vision, and eye tracking.
Ceiling-mounted x-ray tube supports are mechanical components designed to hold and maneuver x-ray tube assemblies in medical imaging systems. They enable precise positioning and movement of the tube—either along a track or via tilting—while keeping the setup stable and accessible for procedures like diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits designed to detect the methadone metabolite EDDP in clinical specimens using enzyme immunoassay (EIA) technology. These kits are used in clinical laboratories to monitor methadone treatment compliance or detect drug use in various settings.
Ambulatory fall sensors are battery-powered electronic devices worn on the body to automatically detect events like falls or seizures and send alert signals for help. These devices typically come in the form of patches, pendants, or wristbands and are designed to notify caregivers or emergency services when assistance is needed.
An assistive ergonomic chair/table base is a manually operated, non-powered support device designed to hold an assistive chair or table (sold separately) to help maintain the seated position of a disabled patient, often a child. It enables healthcare providers or carers to move and stabilize the seating system safely, typically featuring a frame with legs or wheels, a mounting interface, a handle for pushing, and a braking system, and may include manual lift or tilt functions without power assistance.
A bone collection scraper is a sterile, single-use surgical instrument designed to manually harvest autogenous bone particles from a patient by scraping bone surfaces, typically during dental or oral surgical procedures. The device features a handle attached to a scraping blade and an integrated collection chamber to gather the harvested bone for potential grafting use.
Breathing circuit gas-flow sensors are reusable devices that detect gas movement in breathing circuits and convert this into electrical signals for ventilators. They enable healthcare providers to monitor gas flow to and from patients, allowing for necessary adjustments during ventilation.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect the CD44 cell marker in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to CD44 antigens and are used for qualitative or quantitative analysis in diagnostic testing, such as immunohistochemistry or flow cytometry, to support clinical assessment of cell populations.
CD45RO cell marker IVD, antibody devices are laboratory tests that use antibodies to detect the presence of CD45RO, a protein marker found on certain immune cells, in patient samples. These tests help identify specific types of T-cells in clinical specimens, aiding in the diagnosis and monitoring of various immune-related conditions and diseases.
Calponin protein IVD, antibody devices are laboratory tests that detect calponin protein in patient samples to help diagnose certain medical conditions. These antibodies bind specifically to calponin, allowing healthcare providers to measure its presence in tissues or fluids.
Cannabinoid/cannabinoid metabolite IVD controls are materials used to verify the performance of assays that detect cannabinoids and their metabolites in clinical specimens. These controls help ensure the accuracy and reliability of laboratory tests for substances like THC and its metabolites.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic kits designed to detect carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) in patient samples such as blood or serum. These kits use a chemiluminescent immunoassay method to measure CEA levels, which can assist in monitoring certain cancers, particularly colorectal cancer, and assessing treatment response or disease recurrence.
Cardiopulmonary physiological parameter analysis software is a specialized program that enhances a computer's ability to process and interpret medical data related to heart and lung function. It helps healthcare professionals analyze vital signs like ECG readings, blood pressure, and lung capacity to assess patient health and detect potential issues.
This category includes sterile, single-use devices designed to assist in the introduction of a central venous catheter into an occluded vein. The assembly typically consists of an introducer sheath, a semi-rigid guide sheath with a distal side-hole, a percutaneous needle-wire, and a sheath for the catheter itself. These components work together to create a puncture site from inside the vein under fluoroscopic guidance.
A central venous catheter navigation system that uses electrocardiographic and magnetic data to guide and position central venous catheters, such as peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs). The system helps clinicians confirm correct catheter tip placement by tracking the catheter’s intravascular position in real time using ECG signals and magnetic field detection.
A cervicothoracic spine orthosis is an external medical device designed to support or immobilize the cervicothoracic spine, helping to manage deformities, fractures, sprains, or strains in this area of the body. These devices are typically worn externally to provide stability and limit movement during recovery or ongoing treatment.
Closed-wound drain connection tubing sets consist of flexible, non‑invasive tubing—often straight or Y‑shaped—along with connectors, clamps, one‑way valves, and optional filters. They link a surgical drain or catheter to a collection container or suction source, allowing fluid to be removed from a closed wound.
A collection syringe adaptor is a device that fits over the tip of a syringe, modifying its shape and size to facilitate the transfer of substances. It is commonly used in surgical procedures, such as plastic and reconstructive surgery, cosmetic surgery, and general surgery, to transfer human tissue or other materials between containers.
Cryogenic laboratory freezers that use liquid nitrogen are electrically powered appliances designed to store cells and tissues such as ova, embryos, bone or cornea for extended periods. They maintain temperatures at -180 °C or colder, effectively halting biological activity, and keep samples immersed in liquid nitrogen within sealed containers.
Culture medium antimicrobial supplements are in vitro diagnostic (IVD) products designed to be added to culture media to inhibit the growth of unwanted microorganisms in clinical specimens. By suppressing native flora, these supplements help improve the detection and isolation of target pathogenic bacteria or fungi during microbiological testing.
A custom-made dental anatomy model is a patient-specific replica of teeth and gums, typically made from gypsum-based materials like plaster or dental stone. It is created by taking an impression of the patient’s oral structures, pouring the material into the mold, and allowing it to set, resulting in a physical model used to plan or guide dental treatments such as restorations or orthodontic appliances.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect Cytomegalovirus (CMV) antigens in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to CMV antigens and are used in vitro diagnostic tests to identify the presence of the virus, supporting diagnosis and monitoring of CMV infection.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic devices that use antibodies to detect delta-catenin, a protein involved in cell adhesion and signaling, in clinical specimens such as tissue or blood samples. These tests are designed to support the qualitative or quantitative assessment of delta-catenin levels, which may aid in research or clinical evaluation of conditions where this biomarker is relevant, such as certain cancers or neurological disorders.
A dental etching solution syringe is a hand‑held, manual instrument that holds a barrel and plunger for dispensing an etching solution onto a patient’s teeth. It is used by clinicians to prepare enamel surfaces before bonding procedures such as sealants, veneers, or orthodontic brackets.
A dental examination kit is a pre-assembled collection of basic diagnostic tools and materials designed to help a clinician inspect a patient's oral health. It typically includes essential items such as a mouth mirror, probe, forceps, spatula, excavator, and aspiration cannula to facilitate a thorough visual and tactile assessment of the teeth and gums. These kits are intended for routine check-ups and diagnostic evaluations rather than for performing surgical interventions.
A dental root surface conditioner is a topical material applied to exposed or scaled root surfaces during dental or periodontal procedures. It is used to remove the smear layer—a thin layer of debris left after cutting enamel or dentin—thereby exposing the underlying collagenous dentin matrix to promote better tissue integration or bonding.
A diagnostic peripheral nerve electrical stimulation system is a medical device assembly that applies electrical stimuli to one area of the body while monitoring the response in another area. It typically includes electrodes and a pulse generator, and is used during clinical electrophysiology assessments to study nerve and muscle function.
A dressing jar is a cylindrical container designed to maintain dressings and bandages in a sterile environment, ensuring they remain clean and ready for clinical use. These containers are typically constructed from materials like stainless steel, glass, or sterilizable plastic and feature a tightly sealed lid to preserve sterility.
A drug-eluting peripheral artery stent, bioabsorbable is a tubular mesh implant designed to be placed in peripheral arteries outside the heart, brain, lungs, and aorta. It is made from materials that gradually break down in the body and carries a medication coating that is released over time to help prevent the artery from narrowing again after treatment for conditions like severe leg pain or critical limb ischemia.
An electrocardiographic monitor is a device used to continuously track a patient's heart activity by detecting, measuring, and displaying their electrocardiogram (ECG). It is typically used in a clinical setting, such as a hospital or healthcare facility, to monitor patients with heart conditions or those who are at risk of cardiac complications. The device is attached to the patient through leads and sensors, providing real-time data on their heart rate and rhythm.
This category includes sterile, single-use probes designed to transmit electrohydraulic or pneumatic shock waves directly to urinary calculi. They are used during intracorporeal lithotripsy to fragment kidney stones, ureteral stones, and bladder stones in situ. The slender, rod-like probes are introduced endoscopically through natural orifices or surgical openings to reach the calculus.
Electronic surgical sponge-counters are handheld, computerized devices used in operating rooms to keep track of surgical sponges and swabbing materials during procedures. They help prevent sponges from being left inside patients by maintaining an accurate count. These devices are typically operated by professional staff and have features such as controls, displays, and barcode readers to scan and count sponges.
Endodontic temporary cement is a type of material used in dental procedures to temporarily fill a prepared root canal. It helps maintain sterility and facilitate healing between procedures. This type of cement is typically a paste that includes antimicrobial and sometimes anti-inflammatory agents. It is applied to the root canal and is not reusable after application.
This category includes rapid test kits designed to detect heterophile antibodies in clinical specimens, which are produced by the body in response to Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection. These tests use an immunochromatographic method (lateral flow) to provide quick qualitative or semi-quantitative results, aiding in the diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis in laboratory or point-of-care settings.
Evacuated blood collection tubes with K3EDTA are sterile containers designed to collect and preserve blood samples for laboratory testing. These tubes contain a vacuum and the anticoagulant K3EDTA, which prevents blood from clotting and maintains sample integrity for various analyses including complete blood counts and drug assays.
An examination/treatment table is a type of medical equipment used for routine and minor medical examinations, as well as treatments. It typically consists of a framework or pedestal with a flat, adjustable table top surface that can be raised or lowered using hydraulic mechanisms. This allows healthcare professionals to easily position patients for various procedures. The tables are often used in examination rooms, outpatient departments, and specialized facilities like endoscopy and electrophysiology labs.
A faecal incontinence kit is a collection of medical devices designed to manage uncontrolled bowel movements by diverting liquid or semi-liquid stool from the rectum into a collection bag. It is used for patients who cannot control faecal discharge, such as those in intensive care, acute care settings, or individuals with certain disabilities, to maintain hygiene and prevent skin breakdown.
A flexible intubation laryngoscope with video capability is a medical device used to visually examine the trachea and assist with the placement of an airway tube, helping to secure an open airway during intubation procedures. This type of device is designed for use in both difficult and non-difficult intubations, providing a means to visualize the airway and guide the tube into place.
A freezer control unit, programmable is an AC-powered device designed to work with a specific freezer to enforce a precise, pre-set temperature profile over time. It ensures that the contents of the freezer are frozen according to a defined pattern, such as stepwise cooling, which is critical for preserving sensitive biological or materials samples.
Glucose transporter (GLUT) protein IVD antibodies are laboratory reagents designed to detect specific GLUT proteins, such as GLUT1 or GLUT3, in clinical specimens. These antibodies help researchers and clinicians identify and measure the presence of these proteins, which play crucial roles in glucose transport within cells.
An ice bag is a flexible container designed to be filled with ice and applied to the skin to deliver dry cold therapy to a specific area of the body. It is commonly used to reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation from minor injuries such as bruises, sprains, post-surgical discomfort, or tissue trauma, and can be positioned around joints, limbs, or the neck for targeted relief.
An infant warmer is a mobile, AC-powered device designed to provide controlled overhead heat to newborns or infants who need help maintaining body temperature. It uses infrared heating elements to deliver even warmth and is equipped with wheels for easy movement within clinical settings such as neonatal wards or delivery rooms.
An inhalation-therapy adaptor is a connecting device that links water/saline packs or noninvasive ventilation units to inhalation therapy devices like humidifiers or nebulizers. These adaptors typically feature a small channel or tubing to facilitate connections between compatible or incompatible devices from different manufacturers.
This category consists of control materials used to verify the accuracy and reliability of in vitro diagnostic assays designed to detect inherited haemoglobinopathies or haemoglobin variants. These controls help ensure that test results for conditions such as sickle-cell disease, thalassaemias, and haemoglobin C, E, Lepore, or constant spring variants are consistent and clinically meaningful.
Inherited haemoglobinopathy IVD reagents are chemical substances used in laboratory tests to detect and analyze genetic blood disorders like sickle-cell disease and various forms of thalassemia. These reagents work with other diagnostic equipment to examine blood samples and help identify specific hemoglobin variants that may indicate inherited blood conditions.
Intraocular scissors with a conventional hinge are hand-held surgical instruments designed for cutting delicate tissues inside the eye, particularly in the anterior segment such as the iris. They feature two pivoted blades that perform a shearing cut near the handles and are intended for single-use procedures to maintain sterility and precision.
Intraoperative and postoperative therapeutic x-ray system balloon applicator kits are used to administer radiation during certain clinical procedures, such as treating breast tumors. These kits typically include measurement tools and balloon applicators of various sizes, which are inserted into the tumor cavity after surgery and inflated to hold the x-ray source in place. The goal of these kits is to deliver targeted radiation therapy. They are designed for use during or after an operation.
Invasive medical device leak testers are electrical devices used to detect leaks in invasive medical devices, such as endoscopes and ultrasound transducers. They work by introducing air at increased pressures into the device's internal channels and housing to check for any air or fluid leaks. This helps ensure the device is functioning properly and safely before use. These testers are an important tool for maintaining patient safety and preventing potential complications.
A laparoscopic trocar blade is a rigid, sharp surgical tool designed to puncture the abdominal wall during minimally invasive procedures. Its primary function is to create an initial access point so that a separate laparoscopic cannula can be inserted, after which the blade is removed to leave a working port for instruments and visualization.
A low-intensity laser fat liquefaction system is a noninvasive medical device that uses low-level laser energy to target and emulsify fat cells beneath the skin. It is designed for cosmetic body contouring and medical applications such as reducing localized fat deposits or supporting lipid metabolism, without requiring incisions or anesthesia.
Luteinizing hormone (LH) IVD kits, chemiluminescent immunoassay are laboratory test kits designed to detect and measure levels of luteinizing hormone in patient samples using chemiluminescent technology. These tests are commonly used in clinical settings to assess fertility, diagnose conditions related to reproductive health, and monitor hormone levels during treatment.
An MRI-guided laser interstitial thermal therapy system beam guide is a sterile, invasive probe-like device used to direct and deliver laser energy during minimally invasive neurosurgical procedures. It is designed to ablate soft-tissue brain lesions under real-time MRI guidance and is positioned stereotactically by a neurosurgeon, then maneuvered via a remotely controlled robotic arm or driver.