Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Medication reminder application software consists of digital programs designed to run on mobile phones or similar communication devices to help patients adhere to prescribed medication schedules. These applications provide timely alerts for dosing and may include supplementary information such as drug indications, dosage instructions, potential side effects, and visual references of medications to support safe and informed use.
A microwave ablation system generator is an AC-powered device that produces microwave energy to destroy targeted soft tissue. It is used clinically to ablate tumors, hydatid cysts, or treat conditions like menorrhagia by delivering energy through a connected probe during percutaneous, laparoscopic, natural orifice, or open surgical procedures.
A mitral annuloplasty ring is an implantable circular band designed to support and reshape the mitral valve annulus during cardiac surgery. It is used to treat mitral valve insufficiency or stenosis by providing structural reinforcement to restore proper valve function and geometry.
This category includes wearable devices such as belts, vests, straps, and pulley systems designed to assist individuals with walking disabilities due to neurological, muscular, or skeletal conditions. These non-powered tools are used in home settings to provide resistance or support during gait training, helping patients regain motor function for ambulation through manual or passive resistance applied to the legs or feet.
Multiple extractable nuclear antigen antibody screening IVD kits are used to detect various types of antibodies to extractable nuclear antigens in clinical specimens. These kits employ an enzyme immunoassay method to provide qualitative and/or quantitative results. This type of screening is crucial in clinical settings for diagnosing and monitoring certain autoimmune diseases. The kits typically include a collection of reagents and associated materials necessary for the screening process.
Myo-D1 protein rhabdomyosarcoma marker IVD, antibody devices are laboratory tests that detect the presence of Myo-D1 protein in clinical specimens to help identify rhabdomyosarcoma, a type of cancer that affects soft tissues. These tests use antibodies to bind specifically to Myo-D1 protein, providing qualitative or quantitative results for diagnostic purposes.
A nasal dilator is a surgical instrument used to widen the nasal passages during ear, nose, and throat procedures. It is designed to gently expand nasal structures to improve access or airflow during diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.
A nasal septal button is a device used to treat perforations in the nasal septum, improving nasal respiration by occluding the hole. It is typically inserted into a nostril and secured in place, with two flanged ends that close the perforation. This device is designed to be implanted, allowing for internal closure of the septal perforation.
Negative-pressure wound therapy tubing sets are sterile, flexible plastic tubes and related components that connect a wound dressing to a vacuum pump. They create an airtight pathway so that controlled negative pressure can be applied to the wound, helping to remove excess fluid, exudate, and contaminants while promoting healing.
A neurosurgical microscope is a specialized optical instrument used to provide magnified, stereoscopic views of delicate structures in the brain and spine during surgical procedures. It enables surgeons to perform precise interventions by enhancing visualization of small anatomical details under transmitted light, often with adjustable focus and zoom capabilities.
Nucleic acid amplification primer IVDs are used in clinical settings to initiate the amplification of specific target nucleotide sequences in patient specimens. This process helps detect and identify chromosomal abnormalities, such as aneuploidy or gene insertions, using techniques like polymerase chain reaction (PCR). These primers are designed to target specific genetic sequences, allowing for precise identification of genetic material. They play a crucial role in diagnosing and monitoring various genetic conditions.
An ophthalmic needle, reusable is a slender, hollow instrument with a sharp beveled tip designed for use with a syringe to deliver fluids such as anesthetic agents or therapeutic drugs to tissues in and around the eye, including extraocular muscles. It may also be used for diagnostic aspiration, such as withdrawing aqueous humor, and can include features like a positioning guide or depth stop to aid precise placement during procedures.
A sterile orthopaedic implant‑instrument extension adaptor is a single‑use connector that links an implanted orthopaedic device to a surgical tool, or joins two surgical instruments together. It enables surgeons to create an extension for safe removal of implants, such as during percutaneous interspinous distraction procedures, or to bridge components with mismatched interfaces.
Patient lifting system lift pants are specialized devices designed to provide support for individuals with mobility impairments or disabilities who need assistance transitioning from a sitting to a standing position. These devices are primarily used in mobility training to help build confidence while walking by allowing users to maintain balance while moving forward with their feet.
A patient position turntable is a manual device used to help healthcare providers change a patient's position or direction, typically to facilitate transfer from one place to another, such as from a bed to a toilet. It is usually a rotating flat plate or disk that is positioned under the patient's buttocks or feet. This device allows for easy pivoting of the patient without the need for lifting. It is designed to make patient transfer safer and more efficient for both the patient and the healthcare provider.
Peripheral vascular/subcutaneous catheters are thin, flexible tubes used for short-term access to the peripheral vasculature and subcutaneous tissue. They enable various clinical functions such as blood sampling, blood pressure monitoring, and administration of fluids or medications. These catheters are designed for insertion into the body to facilitate these functions. They typically come with dedicated accessories to aid in their introduction and function.
A podiatry kit, single-use is a collection of devices designed to treat common foot conditions like hardened skin, corns, and ingrown toenails. These kits typically include tools such as nail cutters, files, scalpels, probes, and dressings for both home and clinical use.
Portable pneumatic ventilators are lightweight, pneumatically-powered devices designed to provide long-term breathing support for patients who need alveolar ventilation but not complex critical care. They deliver air to the lungs through tubes or masks using positive pressure at normal breathing rates, often used in home settings, extended care facilities, or by emergency medical services.
This category includes prefilled mechanical infusion pumps with catheters designed for delivering analgesic medication directly to a surgical site. These devices provide continuous, localized pain relief after surgery by infusing medication such as ropivacaine into the wound area via a catheter connected to a non-electric, mechanically driven pump.
Programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1) IVD, antibody tests use immunoglobulins that specifically bind to the PD-L1 protein, also called CD274, in patient samples such as tissue sections or fluid specimens. These assays help clinicians assess PD-L1 expression levels, which can guide treatment decisions, especially in oncology where PD-L1 status influences the use of immune checkpoint inhibitors.
Radiation attenuating Hevea-latex surgical/procedural gloves are sterile protective barriers made from natural rubber latex that contain radiation-attenuating materials to limit exposure to ionizing radiation during medical procedures like fluoroscopy. These gloves serve as a two-way barrier to protect both healthcare providers and patients from potential contaminants while maintaining necessary tactile sensitivity and physical properties.
A rectal ultrasound navigational image processor is a mobile, AC-powered device designed to work with an ultrasound imaging system and a rectal transducer to generate and display two-dimensional and three-dimensional ultrasound images of internal tissues, such as the prostate. It functions by processing ultrasound data through a PC-based workstation and includes a mechanical assembly that mounts and tracks the rectal transducer to enable real-time 3D imaging, with some configurations supporting biopsy navigation and advanced image data management.
A reusable rescue blanket is a large, thin sheet designed to retain body heat and prevent hypothermia during emergency situations. It is used by emergency medical services and may also be employed preoperatively to maintain patient warmth, functioning as a whole-body wrap, blanket, or poncho with a heat-reflecting surface such as aluminum.
Rheumatoid factor IVD kits, enzyme immunoassay (EIA) are laboratory test kits designed to detect rheumatoid factor immunoglobulins in patient samples using enzyme immunoassay techniques. These tests help in diagnosing and monitoring autoimmune conditions like rheumatoid arthritis by identifying specific antibodies in the blood.
A robotic surgical needle holder is a reusable instrument designed to work with robotic surgical systems to grasp and manipulate suture needles during minimally invasive procedures such as laparoscopy. It features a long, slender shaft with a forceps-like tip for needle control and a proximal connector that attaches directly to a robotic arm, enabling precise suturing under surgeon guidance.
This category includes implantable systems designed to manage urinary and/or fecal incontinence by delivering electrical stimulation to the sacral plexus and surrounding pelvic floor or bladder tissues. The system works by modulating nerve activity to improve bladder and bowel control through implanted electrodes and a pulse generator.
Spinal cord/peripheral nerve implantable analgesic electrical stimulation system leads are specialized wires implanted near the spinal cord or peripheral nerves to deliver electrical impulses for pain relief. These devices help manage acute and chronic intractable pain by transmitting signals from an external source to targeted nerves.
A steel dental bur, single-use is a rotary cutting instrument made from high-grade carbon steel, featuring a working end with cutting planes such as spiraled flutes. It is designed to attach to a dental handpiece for cutting hard oral structures like teeth and bone, as well as materials used in dental fabrication such as metals, plastics, and porcelains, and comes in various shapes including cylinder, disk, sphere, and oval.
A surgical irrigation/aspiration pump, reusable is an electrically powered device designed to perform both irrigation and aspiration functions during surgical procedures. It is used to deliver sterile fluid, such as saline, to cleanse body cavities or wounds while simultaneously removing fluids, tissues, or debris through suction, primarily to improve visibility in endoscopic or orthopaedic surgeries.
A thermotester, diagnostic is a medical device that evaluates a patient's reaction to thermal stimuli on the skin surface, typically by gradually increasing temperature to 42-50°C. It provides quantitative diagnostic information about heat or cold perception thresholds and is used for diagnosing early diabetes mellitus, detecting phantom pain, studying neurological thin fiber nerve systems, and investigating pain thresholds.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices designed to detect and measure total immunoglobulin D (IgD) in clinical specimens such as blood or serum. These devices use antibodies that specifically bind to IgD to support the qualitative or quantitative assessment of this immunoglobulin, which can aid in evaluating immune system function or diagnosing certain immunological conditions.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices designed to detect and measure total immunoglobulin G (IgG) in clinical specimens such as blood or serum. These devices use antibodies that bind specifically to IgG to support the assessment of immune status, infection, or autoimmune conditions.
A transport infant incubator is an electrically powered unit designed to create a controlled environment for premature or ill newborns who cannot regulate their own body temperature. It maintains stable temperature and, in some models, humidity levels, and is built for mobility—typically mounted on wheels—to allow safe transport of infants within a healthcare facility or between locations such as from a neonatal unit to an ambulance.
Tuberculin/allergy syringe/needle, safety devices are specialized medical instruments designed to administer precise, low-dosage injections of tuberculin or allergens for sensitivity testing. These devices are typically used by healthcare professionals or patients to perform skin tests that help diagnose allergic conditions or tuberculosis infections.
An upper-limb traction wrap or trap is a preformed, single-use device designed to securely hold the fingers, hand, or forearm during surgical procedures. It functions by creating a suspension system that attaches to an external traction frame, enabling controlled positioning and immobilization of the upper limb for hand, arm, or shoulder surgery.
A urethral/ureteral catheter connector is a sterile, single-use device that creates a mechanical union between the end of a urinary catheter and external equipment like drainage bags or irrigation systems. These connectors enable essential medical procedures such as fluid infusion, urine drainage, or other treatments through the catheter's lumen.
A vaginal brachytherapy system applicator, manual is a device used to place and remove radioactive sources during vaginal or transvaginal radiation therapy. It supports precise delivery of radiation to treat gynecological cancers by enabling manual insertion and positioning of sources such as needles, tubes, ovoids, or tandems, either as a fixed or adjustable system tailored to individual patient anatomy.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect Wilms tumour protein (WT1) in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to WT1, a transcription factor associated with certain cancers, and are used in laboratory tests to support diagnosis or monitoring.
Wound regenerating polysaccharide agents are medical devices used to help heal chronic wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers or pressure ulcers, by promoting tissue regeneration and repair. They typically contain polysaccharides and may be in the form of a solution or sheet, providing a framework for cell attachment and growth. These devices are applied after wound debridement, a process that removes dead tissue and prepares the wound for healing.
Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) IVD kits are used to detect the presence and amount of alpha-fetoprotein in clinical specimens. These kits employ a chemiluminescent immunoassay method, which is a laboratory technique that uses light-emitting reactions to measure the concentration of specific molecules. This detection is crucial in various clinical settings, such as monitoring fetal development during pregnancy or screening for certain cancers.
A mobile anaesthesia unit is a wheeled, stand-alone system designed to deliver precise mixtures of medical gases and anaesthetic agents to patients during surgical procedures. It enables continuous or intermittent administration of oxygen, nitrous oxide, medical air, and volatile anaesthetics to maintain appropriate levels of anaesthesia, supporting patient safety and procedural control in operating rooms or other clinical settings.
Anoctamin-1 (ANO1) IVD antibodies are specialized laboratory reagents used to identify the presence or concentration of the ANO1 protein, also referred to as DOG1, within clinical tissue samples. These diagnostic tools are primarily utilized by pathologists to assist in the accurate identification and characterization of specific cell types or disease states during histological examination.
A basic toilet seat is a supportive accessory designed to be mounted onto a standard toilet bowl or a commode chair. These devices are used to provide a stable, comfortable, and ergonomically appropriate position for individuals during toileting activities.
A bone‑coring punch, single‑use is a hand‑held manual instrument that removes a cylindrical core of bone, or bone with soft tissue, during surgery. It features a handle and a beveled, sharp cylindrical tip that cuts when rotated into the bone, allowing the core segment to be extracted.
This category consists of electrically powered handpieces designed for orthopedic and general surgical procedures involving bone or dense tissue. These tools serve as the motorized base for attaching various cutting, drilling, or shaping accessories to assist surgeons during non-dental operations.
A channelled video intubation laryngoscope is a hand-held medical device designed to provide a clear video view of the trachea to assist in placing an endotracheal tube during airway management. It features an integrated channel that guides the endotracheal tube directly through the blade, eliminating the need for a separate stylet, and includes a camera and light source at the tip that transmits images to an external display such as a tablet or smartphone.
A co-oximetry analyser IVD, point-of-care is a mains-powered instrument, potentially with internal rechargeable batteries, designed for use by healthcare professionals at the point of care or in laboratory settings. It performs quantitative in vitro measurements of oxygen saturation, haemoglobin derivatives, and related haemoximetry parameters from whole blood specimens, including oxyhaemoglobin, deoxyhaemoglobin, carboxyhaemoglobin, methaemoglobin, sulfhaemoglobin, and total haemoglobin.
Dental implantation drilling template stabilization bolts are threaded devices with a proximal flange designed to temporarily secure drilling templates to dental implants immediately after implant placement. These bolts pass through guide holes in the template and screw into the implant, ensuring precise positioning during dental implant procedures.
Dental restorative material varnish is a liquid coating applied over freshly placed dental fillings to protect them during the initial setting phase. It is commonly used with materials like glass ionomer or silicate cements to shield the restoration from moisture and saliva, which could compromise its early strength and adhesion.
A dental soft-tissue coring punch is a specialized surgical instrument used to excise precise, circular sections of oral mucosa. These tools are primarily utilized during dental procedures to create access for implant placement or drilling, offering an alternative to traditional scalpel incisions.
A dermatological dye laser system is an AC-powered laser device that uses an organic dye as its active medium to produce intense, coherent, monochromatic light for treating skin conditions. It is designed to precisely target and treat vascular lesions, acne, wrinkles, and other soft tissue concerns by ablating, vaporizing, or incising tissue through pulsed laser emission.
A disposable battery pack is a sterile container holding battery cells, such as lithium-ion cells, that provides temporary electrical power to medical devices when connection to a mains power outlet is not feasible, intended, or convenient. It is designed specifically to power cordless surgical tools, like handheld drills or saws, and is intended for one-time use only.
An ENT foreign body inflatable extractor is a medical device used to remove objects or debris from the nasal or ear canal. It works by inserting a thin tube with an inflatable balloon into the canal, navigating past the foreign body, and then inflating the balloon to dislodge the object. This device is designed for manual use and is typically used in clinical settings to treat patients with foreign bodies in their ears or nose.
An endoscopic light source unit, battery-powered is a portable device that generates high-intensity, cool light for use with rigid or flexible endoscopes during medical procedures. It is designed to illuminate surgical fields or body cavities—such as in laparoscopy or gastroscopy—by transmitting light through the endoscope to improve visibility while reducing the risk of tissue damage from heat.
An endotracheal secretion monitoring system is an electrically powered assembly used to detect the movement of secretions within a ventilation circuit. By providing acoustic or visual signals, these devices help clinicians assess how effectively suctioning is being performed for patients who are artificially or spontaneously breathing.
External epicardial pacemakers are pulse generators that deliver electrical impulses to the heart to regulate its rhythm. These devices are used to support patients experiencing cardiac conduction issues or sino-atrial node dysfunction, particularly during surgical procedures or in emergency settings.
A gas cylinder trolley is a specialized cart designed to safely hold and transport medical gas cylinders, including oxygen, nitrous oxide, and other compressed gases. These trolleys prevent cylinders from falling during movement and while in use, ensuring safe handling in clinical environments.
A hand dynamometer or pinchmeter is a non-powered, mechanical instrument used to measure the force generated by hand and forearm muscles during gripping or pinching actions. It is employed in clinical and research environments to evaluate neuromuscular function, particularly for assessing grip and pinch strength in patients undergoing rehabilitation, such as those recovering from stroke or managing age-related decline.
A hand-held urinal, single-use is a portable container designed for patients to urinate into directly. It is intended for temporary excretory use and may be shaped as a bottle with a handle, a bag, or a pouch, and can include features like a funnel, tubing, or a drain with a stopper to aid in use and emptying. It is not meant to be worn and is designated for one-time use only.
High density lipoprotein cholesterol reagents are diagnostic substances used in laboratory testing to measure the levels of HDL cholesterol in patient samples. These reagents are essential components of clinical assays that provide quantitative data to help healthcare providers assess a patient's lipid profile.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic devices that detect immunoglobulin G subclasses in patient samples. These antibodies are designed to bind specifically to IgG subclasses such as IgG1, IgG2, IgG3, or IgG4, enabling laboratory assessment of immune function or disease states.
An instrument anti-oxidation agent is a liquid solution designed to protect stainless steel medical and surgical instruments from corrosion and staining. It works by preventing oxidation and removing existing deposits such as well as inhibiting the formation of rust, protein residues, and oxide buildup on instruments such as forceps and specula, thereby helping to maintain their integrity and extend their usable life.
This category includes steerable, single-use catheters equipped with an ultrasonic transducer at the tip for performing intracardiac echocardiography. These devices are inserted percutaneously to visualize cardiac structures, assess heart function, and guide or monitor other intracardiac devices during procedures.
An intradermal radio-frequency ablation system needle electrode is a specialized conductor designed to deliver electrical current directly into the skin's dermal layer. These devices are used by clinicians to perform coagulation or ablation procedures to treat various superficial skin conditions, such as skin tags, angiomas, or acne.
An intraoral negative-pressure sleep apnoea unit is an electrically-powered device designed to manage obstructive sleep apnoea at home. It functions by applying gentle suction within the mouth to reposition the tongue and soft palate, which helps keep the airway open while encouraging nasal breathing.
A laparoscopic access cannula anchor is a sterile, single-use tool designed to stabilize surgical ports during minimally invasive procedures. By securing the cannula to the patient's skin or tissue, these devices help maintain the required insertion depth and prevent accidental displacement throughout the operation.
Limited-view-field CT systems are diagnostic imaging assemblies whose gantry design restricts use to head, neck, and extremity examinations. They employ one or more rotating x‑ray tube and detector arrays to acquire cross‑sectional data that can be reconstructed into two‑ or three‑dimensional images, including spiral scans, using digital capture and reconstruction techniques.
Mammaglobin IVD antibodies are specialized laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure the presence of mammaglobin protein within clinical tissue samples. These tools are primarily utilized by pathologists to assist in the diagnostic evaluation of breast-related tissue specimens.
This category covers single-use metal wires and bars designed to stabilize fractured bone fragments and injured teeth within the oral cavity. Clinicians apply these devices directly to bone segments or teeth, wrapping and locking them to immobilize the jaw for healing. They are commonly employed for intermaxillary or maxillomandibular fixation to secure jaw alignment during recovery.
Multiple anticonvulsant therapeutic drug monitoring IVD controls are materials used to verify the accuracy of laboratory tests that measure levels of antiepileptic drugs in patient samples. These controls help ensure that test results for drugs like carbamazepine, lamotrigine, phenytoin, and primidone are reliable and consistent across different testing environments.
Multiple heavy metal IVD controls are specialized substances used to verify the accuracy and reliability of laboratory testing procedures. These materials are processed alongside clinical specimens to ensure that assays correctly identify or measure the presence of various heavy metals in a patient sample.
This category consists of control materials used to verify the performance of nucleic acid-based in vitro diagnostic assays that detect multiple sexually transmitted pathogens. These controls are designed to ensure the accuracy and reliability of tests that identify organisms such as Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, and various viruses and bacteria associated with STIs in clinical specimens.
Myoglobin IVD, kit, chemiluminescent immunoassay devices are laboratory test kits designed to measure the amount of myoglobin in patient samples using a chemiluminescent immunoassay method. These tests help healthcare providers assess muscle damage, particularly in cases of heart attacks or other muscle-related conditions.
A single-use nasal speculum is a handheld surgical tool designed to widen the nostril for better visibility during medical procedures. Clinicians use these instruments to stretch the nasal tissue, allowing for easier examination or surgical access within the ear, nose, and throat.
Oesophageal-obturating/tracheal airway devices are single-use tubes inserted through the mouth into either the oesophagus or trachea to maintain an open airway during emergencies, helping with breathing and resuscitation. These devices feature a blocked distal end with perforations at the pharyngeal level and include balloons to seal the mouth, nose, and either the oesophagus or trachea.
An osteotomy compression/distraction instrument is a manual surgical tool used to help bring together or separate bone fragments after an osteotomy, a surgical cut in a bone. This instrument is typically attached to pins, screws, or nails inserted into the bone on either side of the cut, allowing for controlled compression or distraction. The device has a mechanism, such as a screw, that enables the arms of the instrument to be opened or closed, facilitating the desired movement at the osteotomy site.
A PET system is a diagnostic imaging assembly that detects and analyzes gamma photons produced when positron-emitting radiopharmaceuticals decay in the body. It generates three-dimensional tomographic images that show the distribution and metabolic activity of these tracers, enabling visualization of physiological processes such as glucose metabolism, blood flow, or receptor binding.
A pneumatic orthopaedic extracorporeal shock wave therapy system is a medical device assembly used to deliver focused or radial shock waves through pneumatic means to treat various musculoskeletal conditions. It is clinically applied to alleviate pain and promote healing in disorders affecting tendons, soft tissues, and bones, such as plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, and shoulder tendinopathies.
A portable ramp is a mobile, inclined surface engineered to create a bridge between two different elevations. These devices are primarily used to assist individuals who use wheelchairs in navigating height differences, such as entering or exiting adapted vehicles.
A potassium (K+) electrode IVD is an electrochemical sensor designed to measure the concentration of potassium ions in clinical specimens such as blood, serum, or plasma. It works by detecting the electrical potential generated by potassium ions relative to a reference electrode, enabling accurate quantification for diagnostic purposes.
Progesterone enzyme immunoassay kits are diagnostic tools used to measure the levels of the hormone progesterone in a patient's clinical specimen. These tests provide clinicians with quantitative or qualitative data to help evaluate reproductive health and endocrine function.
Propoxyphene enzyme immunoassay kits are diagnostic tools used to identify the presence or measure the concentration of propoxyphene in clinical samples. These in vitro tests utilize specific biochemical reactions to provide accurate results for clinical assessment.
A rigid optical ophthalmic endoscope is a specialized surgical instrument designed for the visualization and treatment of internal ocular structures. These devices are used by surgeons during complex procedures, such as vitreoretinal, glaucoma, or cataract surgeries, to provide a clear view of the retina, iris, and surrounding anatomy.
A rotating pneumatic tourniquet system is a medical device used to temporarily restrict blood flow in a patient's limb. By cycling pressure, these systems aim to decrease the overall volume of blood circulating through the body, which helps reduce the workload on the heart.
Rubella virus immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibody IVD kits use an enzyme immunoassay to detect the presence and amount of IgG antibodies against rubella in patient samples. These kits are employed in clinical laboratories to confirm past infection, assess immunity, or support diagnosis of rubella exposure.
Scalp wound clips are small, U-shaped devices made of metal or plastic that are used to hold together the edges of a scalp wound or incision following cranial or scalp surgery. They are applied either with a dedicated clip applier or manually using specialized forceps, typically in rows, and remain in place until the wound has fully healed.
A seat toilet pan is a device designed to be attached to chairs like wheelchairs, shower seats, or commodes, providing a toileting receptacle for the user. These devices enable individuals with mobility challenges to perform personal hygiene functions more conveniently and independently.
Skin photodynamic therapy and phototherapy lamps are specialized medical devices that use light-emitting diodes to deliver specific wavelengths of red or blue light to the skin. These systems are used by healthcare professionals to treat various dermatological conditions, including acne, rosacea, sun spots, actinic keratosis, and certain types of skin cancer.
A surgical microscope fluorescent angiography system is an electrical device assembly that attaches to a surgical microscope to visualize blood flow during operations. It is used in procedures such as cerebral vascular surgery, coronary artery bypass grafting, and reconstructive surgery to help surgeons observe the distribution of a fluorescent dye within the patient's blood vessels.
A surgical retraction system mounting frame is a noninvasive support structure used to hold surgical blades in place during an operation. These frames are positioned around an incision site to keep tissue or organs open, providing surgeons with clear access to the internal area.
A single-use tape measure is a flexible, manual device used in clinical settings to measure lengths longer than a standard ruler, such as the head circumference or body length of newborns. It is made of silk-coated paper with printed length markings in inches and/or millimeters and may include a writable area for recording patient information like name, sex, or date of birth.
Total cortisol IVD kits using enzyme immunoassay (EIA) are designed to detect cortisol levels in clinical specimens. They aid in diagnosing and treating adrenal disorders by providing quantitative and qualitative results. These kits typically include reagents and associated materials for the EIA method.
This category includes test kits designed for the detection of total human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in clinical specimens such as urine. These kits use an immunochromatographic test (ICT) format, commonly known as a lateral flow test, to provide rapid results for the qualitative or semi-quantitative measurement of hCG, which includes intact hCG, nicked forms, and subunits, to support pregnancy testing.
Total immunoglobulin M (IgM) antibody in vitro diagnostic devices are laboratory tools used to identify and measure the levels of IgM antibodies within a clinical sample. These tests are essential for clinicians to assess immune system function and investigate potential infections or inflammatory conditions.
A tremor transducer is a device designed to work with a parent instrument, such as a tremograph, to measure the severity of tremor associated with neurological conditions. It is used clinically to assess and monitor tremor in disorders like essential tremor and Parkinson's disease, supporting diagnosis and treatment evaluation.
An ultrasonic lithotripsy system is a medical device used to break up stones in the kidney, ureter, and bladder using ultrasonic shock waves. This system typically involves the use of endoscopic devices, a dedicated ultrasonic transducer, and a probe to fragment the stones. The resulting debris can then be removed through irrigation, suction, or natural means. Ultrasonic lithotripsy systems are designed for intracorporeal use, meaning they are used inside the body.
Ultraviolet-activated air cleaners are systems designed to reduce airborne pathogens and pollutants within enclosed spaces. These devices function by drawing ambient air into an internal chamber where it is exposed to ultraviolet radiation, often in combination with a photocatalyst or moisture to neutralize contaminants before the air is recirculated.
Umbilical cord blood collection sets are specialized medical kits designed to harvest, process, and store blood from the umbilical cord immediately following childbirth. These systems typically feature needles, tubing, and storage bags treated with anticoagulants to preserve the blood and its stem cells for potential future medical treatments, such as therapies for leukemia.
A urine analyser IVD, point-of-care is a mains-powered instrument designed for use by healthcare professionals at the point of care to perform in vitro testing of urine samples. It qualitatively and/or quantitatively measures multiple chemical and cellular components such as glucose, protein, blood, pH, nitrites, leukocytes, and microorganisms to support the diagnosis and monitoring of conditions like urinary tract infections, diabetes, and kidney disorders.
Villin IVD antibodies are specialized laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure the presence of the villin protein within clinical samples. These diagnostic tools are primarily used by pathologists and researchers to detect specific cellular markers, aiding in the analysis of tissue specimens.