Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
A vitrectomy system is an ophthalmic surgical assembly designed to remove the vitreous humour from the eye using energy-driven cutting action. It enables surgeons to treat conditions such as retinal detachment, macular holes, epiretinal membranes, and vitreous haemorrhage by precisely cutting and aspirating the gel-like vitreous while maintaining intraocular pressure through fluid infusion and suction.
A voice amplification system is a battery-powered, wearable assembly designed to increase the volume of a person's voice when their natural vocal output is reduced due to medical conditions affecting the throat, chest, vocal cords, or lungs. It consists of a microphone to capture speech, an electronic amplifier to boost the signal, and a loudspeaker to project the enhanced sound, often used by individuals with vocal impairments to communicate more effectively in daily interactions.
Wheelchair brakes are mechanical components designed to control the movement of a wheelchair. These devices use levers, springs, and contact pads to slow the chair, bring it to a complete stop, or lock it securely in a stationary position.
A whole-body plethysmograph is a diagnostic system that measures lung function by recording airway resistance and thoracic gas volume while a patient sits inside an airtight chamber. Clinicians use it to evaluate pulmonary mechanics, diagnose obstructive or restrictive lung diseases, and monitor treatment effects.
A wound debridement maggot cover is a dressing designed to contain medicinal maggots within a chronic wound, such as a pressure ulcer or diabetic foot ulcer, to facilitate biotherapeutic debridement. It does not actively heal or protect the wound but serves to localize the larvae for controlled tissue removal.
This category includes reagents used to suspend, preserve, and store amniotic fluid or chorionic villus sample (CVS) fluid collected from a patient. These solutions maintain the integrity of fetal cells in the specimen so they remain suitable for laboratory analysis of chromosomes, such as karyotyping, to detect genetic abnormalities.
An arm procedure positioner, single-use is a device used to support and hold a patient's arm in a specific position during medical procedures, such as when maintaining IV access or stabilizing an intravascular catheter. It is designed as a single-use item to help ensure proper arm alignment and reduce movement that could compromise the procedure.
A biological sterilization indicator reader is a bench-top device that processes biological indicators containing bacterial spores to verify whether a sterilization cycle was effective. It works by incubating the indicator and detecting enzymatic activity that signals spore survival, providing rapid results after exposure to steam or chemical sterilants.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect the CD57 antigen, a surface marker found on natural killer (NK) cells and certain T-cell subsets. These reagents are used in laboratory settings to identify and quantify CD57-positive cells in clinical specimens such as blood or tissue samples, aiding in the assessment of immune function and the diagnosis of certain immunological conditions or malignancies.
This category covers diagnostic kits designed to measure the level of cancer antigen 125, a protein often elevated in ovarian cancer, using a chemiluminescent immunoassay method. These tests are used clinically to help monitor disease progression or response to treatment in patients with ovarian cancer.
A carbon monoxide breath analyser is an electronic device used in clinical settings to measure the concentration of carbon monoxide in a patient's exhaled breath. It is employed to assess ventilatory function, such as lung diffusing capacity, or to monitor exhaled CO levels for purposes including newborn jaundice screening and smoking cessation support.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect carbonic anhydrase in patient samples. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to carbonic anhydrase antigens and are used in laboratory tests to measure the presence or amount of this enzyme, which can be associated with certain cancers and other medical conditions.
A cardiopulmonary bypass system heating/cooling unit is a medical device component that regulates a patient's body temperature during cardiopulmonary bypass procedures by heating or cooling the blood through extracorporeal heat exchange. It uses thermal transfer fluid circulated through a heat exchanger to achieve precise temperature control, which is essential for various cardiac surgeries.
Chloroform gutta-percha is a dental material derived from the coagulated sap of tropical trees, dissolved in chloroform, and used to fill and seal root canals in teeth. It may also be employed to soften natural gutta-percha points during dental procedures.
Clostridium difficile antigen IVD kits are used to detect antigens from Clostridium difficile bacteria in clinical specimens. These kits utilize an enzyme immunoassay method to provide qualitative and/or quantitative results, helping clinicians diagnose and manage C. difficile infections. The kits typically include reagents and associated materials for the detection of specific antigens, such as glutamate dehydrogenase antigen or toxins A and B.
Coagulation analyzers IVD, point-of-care, line-powered are electrical devices designed for immediate use at the patient's location by healthcare professionals to measure various components involved in blood clotting. These analyzers perform tests like whole blood prothrombin time, partial thromboplastin time, and activated clotting time to help assess blood coagulation status.
Complement reagent IVD refers to a solution containing complement proteins used in laboratory testing of clinical specimens. It is employed either alone or with other in vitro diagnostic devices to support processes such as staining, processing, or testing, particularly in methods like complement-dependent cytotoxicity for HLA tissue typing or complement fixation tests for antigen-antibody reactions.
A cytotoxic material spill kit is a collection of devices designed to safely clean up spills of cytotoxic substances, such as chemotherapy drugs. It includes the necessary equipment and materials to contain, absorb, and remove the spill, along with a proper container for the disposal of contaminated waste.
A dental amalgam mixer is an electrically powered device designed to blend dental alloy powder with mercury to create a uniform dental amalgam material. It is used chairside to prepare the amalgam immediately before it is placed into a tooth cavity for restorative treatment.
A dental soldering alloy is a fusible metal mixture supplied as a thin rod, used to join cast dental restorations or metal components by melting at high temperatures to form a strong bond. It is applied to fuse less fusible metals, such as those used in dental prosthetics or orthodontic appliances, through a soldering process that occurs at lower temperatures than brazing.
A dermatome handpiece, pneumatic is a surgical instrument that uses compressed gas to harvest thin slices of skin for grafting or to excise small skin lesions. These devices are designed to be reusable and require a dedicated insertable blade to perform their function.
A drug-testing urine specimen container IVD is a single-use plastic device designed to collect, preserve, and transport urine samples for drug testing or other diagnostic investigations. It typically includes features such as a temperature strip to verify sample integrity and a tamperproof seal to prevent contamination or adulteration during handling.
A dura mater knife is a hand-held surgical instrument used to cut or incise the dura mater — the tough outer membrane covering the brain and spinal cord — during neurosurgical procedures. Its design features a small, sharp, single-edged blade with a hooked distal end, allowing precise cutting while minimizing risk to underlying neural tissues.
An ear canal irrigation kit, reusable, is a collection of tools designed to flush ear wax from the ear canal during ENT procedures. These kits typically include a manually-operated flushing device like a spray bottle or syringe, along with accessories such as a collection cup for the used irrigation solution.
An electrocautery system handpiece is a surgical tool designed to hold a detachable electrode tip that conducts electrical current. Clinicians use this assembly to heat the tip, allowing them to burn or sear body tissue for procedures such as stopping bleeding or removing superficial skin lesions.
An endoscope working-channel seal is a device used to prevent liquids and gases from leaking through the working channel of an endoscope, while allowing other devices to be inserted. This seal is typically a small, sterile attachment that fits over the working channel access port. It plays a crucial role in maintaining a stable environment during endoscopic procedures. The seal is designed to be easy to use and effective in minimizing leakage.
An endoscopic electromechanical surgical system is a powered assembly of devices used to assist surgeons during minimally invasive procedures such as laparoscopy. It enables enhanced dexterity through motor-driven, articulating tips on hand-held endoscopic instruments, allowing for precise tissue manipulation, suturing, ligation, and cutting.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic devices that use antibodies to detect epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) in clinical specimens. These devices are designed for qualitative or quantitative measurement of EGFR, a protein often assessed to guide cancer diagnosis and treatment decisions.
An evacuated urine specimen container IVD, no additive is a sterile, single-use tube designed to collect and preserve urine samples for laboratory testing. It uses built-in vacuum pressure to draw in a precise volume of urine without any chemical additives, ensuring the sample remains stable for culture, urinalysis, or other diagnostic evaluations.
Extra-gynaecological surgical mesh made from bioabsorbable collagen is used to reinforce or repair soft tissues outside of the reproductive system. These implants are commonly utilized in procedures such as abdominal hernia repair, plastic surgery, or for strengthening the pericardium.
A faecal-incontinence vaginal insert is an inflatable medical device designed to help manage bowel control. By sitting within the vaginal canal, the device can be inflated to apply pressure to the rectum, which helps prevent accidental stool leakage, and deflated when the user needs to pass stool normally.
A femoral fixation plate with an integrated blade is an implantable orthopedic device used to stabilize fractures in the upper or lower thigh bone. By securing the blade into the bone and attaching the plate with screws, surgeons can effectively hold bone fragments in place to support the healing process.
A femtosecond ophthalmic solid-state laser system is a mains-powered medical device that uses ultra-short laser pulses to perform precise cuts and incisions in eye tissue. It is used in procedures such as cataract surgery, corneal flap creation for LASIK, anterior capsulotomy, and various corneal transplants by creating micro-photodisruption at the cellular level without damaging surrounding tissue.
A flexible video cystoscope is a reusable endoscope designed for visual inspection and treatment of the bladder and urinary tract via the urethra. It features a flexible insertion tube with a distal camera that transmits real-time images to a monitor, enabling clinicians to diagnose conditions such as urinary incontinence, retention, recurrent infections, and to perform procedures like stone or tumor removal and stent extraction.
Fluoride gel is a topical dental preparation formulated as a gel that contains fluorine in a chemically active form and at a concentration sufficient to treat tooth surfaces. It is applied directly to the teeth to support enamel health and is intended for single use only, meaning it is discarded after application.
A gait analysis system is an assembly of powered instruments designed to evaluate the mechanics of walking or running. These systems utilize specialized mats or platforms to measure ground reaction forces and pressure distribution, often combined with camera technology to track joint movement and torque.
A hygroscopic cervical dilator is a sterile medical device made of synthetic polymer or plant-derived materials that gradually expands by absorbing moisture from the cervix. It is used to gently dilate the cervical canal for various procedures including uterine curettage, labor induction, abortions, and IUD placement.
A portable hyperbaric chamber is a non-powered, inflatable bag designed to hold a patient and increase the internal pressure above normal atmospheric levels. It is used clinically to treat acute mountain sickness by simulating lower altitude conditions, allowing climbers and high-altitude athletes to recover from hypoxia without descending.
A hyperhidrosis iontophoresis system is an electrical device designed to treat excessive sweating by delivering a mild current through water to the skin. By applying this current to areas like the hands, feet, or underarms, the system creates plugs within the sweat ducts to effectively reduce or stop perspiration.
Immunohistochemistry protease reagent IVD refers to substances used to prepare tissue samples for immunohistochemical testing by breaking down proteins to expose antigenic sites. These reagents, which may include enzymes such as proteinase K or pepsin, are applied to biological tissues or clinical specimens to enable accurate detection of target antigens during laboratory analysis.
Interferential electrical stimulation systems are medical devices that use two slightly different electrical frequencies to create an interfering current that stimulates peripheral nerves through the skin. These systems are primarily used to manage and relieve intractable pain by targeting specific treatment points with the generated beating frequency.
An invasive medical device leak tester, mechanical is a hand-operated tool used to check for leaks in devices such as flexible endoscopes or ultrasound transducers. It works by pressurizing the internal channels or housing with air to detect any escape of air or fluid, helping ensure the device is intact before use.
Ketone (acetoacetate) IVD reagents are substances used with in vitro diagnostic devices to detect ketone levels in clinical specimens, helping to monitor conditions like diabetic ketoacidosis. These reagents enable qualitative and quantitative measurements of acetoacetate, which is important for managing metabolic disorders.
This category includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) kits designed to measure lactate levels in clinical specimens such as blood or cerebrospinal fluid. These kits use a spectrophotometry method to detect lactate, which helps assess tissue perfusion, diagnose conditions like sepsis or lactic acidosis, and monitor treatment response.
A laparotomy ring is a surgical instrument shaped as a circular band that is placed into the abdominal wall to maintain an open incision during abdominal surgery. It acts as a fixed-length retractor, allowing surgeons to access the abdominal cavity with their hands or extract large specimens during procedures such as colorectal, urological, gynaecological, and general surgeries.
Bioabsorbable lift threads are sterile filaments designed to provide structural support and elevation to soft tissues in areas such as the face, neck, or breasts. These devices feature small barbs or cones along their length that anchor into the deep fascia to create tension and lift the subdermal layers during cosmetic procedures.
This category includes test kits designed to measure the level of lipoprotein A in blood or other clinical samples using nephelometry or turbidimetry technology. These kits contain the necessary reagents and materials to perform the assay and are used to help assess cardiovascular risk.
This category includes small, reusable connectors designed to join two fluid pathways, such as catheters or tubing, using Luer fittings at both ends. These linear connectors are non-powered and noninvasive, allowing for the secure transfer of liquids or gases between medical devices without adding filtration, valving, or puncturing functions.
Lysozyme (muramidase) IVD, antibody devices are laboratory reagents that detect the presence and amount of lysozyme, a bacteriolytic enzyme, in clinical samples. These antibodies are designed to bind specifically to lysozyme, enabling its identification and measurement in specimens like blood or tissue.
A manual dental burnisher is a handheld tool designed to refine the edges of dental restorations where they meet the tooth enamel. These instruments are used by clinicians to smooth and polish metallic surfaces, ensuring a precise fit and a finished appearance.
A mastoid gauge is a manual surgical instrument used to introduce into and calibrate the mastoid bone antrum during procedures like mastoidectomy. It typically features a slender, metallic design with a calibrated, angled blunt end to ensure precise measurements during surgery.
Medical printer film is a thin, transparent sheet designed to work with specific printers to create physical copies of medical images from digital diagnostic systems such as CT, MRI, ultrasound, or angiography. It is used to produce hard-copy outputs for diagnostic review and serves as an alternative to traditional photographic x-ray film or medical printer paper, without relying on light-sensitive chemicals.
A medication adherence telemetric monitoring system ingestible transmitter is a small device designed to be swallowed with medication, transmitting a signal to an external receiver to confirm that the patient has taken their prescribed treatment. This technology helps healthcare providers monitor whether patients are following their medication regimens as directed.
This category includes test kits designed to detect methamphetamine in clinical samples such as urine or blood using an enzyme immunoassay method. These kits contain the necessary reagents and materials to perform the assay and are used to support diagnosis, monitoring, or screening for methamphetamine use in healthcare or toxicology settings.
A microtome blade IVD, single-use is a thin, sharp, wedge-shaped blade designed to be mounted in a microtome for cutting extremely thin sections of paraffin-embedded tissue. These sections are then placed on slides for staining and microscopic examination, enabling histopathological analysis in clinical laboratories.
A middle ear decompressor, positive pressure is a manual device designed to relieve symptoms caused by negative pressure in the middle ear by delivering controlled positive pressure to the Eustachian tube. It is used to counteract or prevent conditions such as fluid buildup behind the eardrum and is typically composed of a hand-operated inflator/deflator (like a balloon) connected to a nasal, oral, or facial applicator.
A mobile extracorporeal gas exchange system catheter kit is a collection of sterile devices designed to facilitate blood circulation outside the body for gas exchange, typically used in critical care settings. These kits include a specialized dual-lumen catheter that draws blood from the patient and returns it after oxygenation, often used with femoral or jugular veins.
A multi-hole nuclear medicine system collimator, low-energy is a device used in diagnostic nuclear medicine imaging to filter gamma rays emitted from radiopharmaceuticals in the body. It is made of lead or lead-equivalent material with numerous small holes arranged to match the detector crystal, allowing only gamma rays traveling straight on to reach the scintillator for image formation.
Multichannel clinical chemistry analysers are medical devices used by healthcare professionals at the point of care to measure various substances in clinical specimens. They can detect a range of analytes, including electrolytes, proteins, and lipids, to help diagnose and monitor conditions. These devices are typically powered by mains electricity and may have internal rechargeable batteries. They often require specific test kits or reagents to operate.
This category includes calibrator materials used to set reference points for multiple clinical chemistry protein assays. These devices are used in laboratory testing to ensure accurate qualitative and/or quantitative measurement of one or more proteins in patient specimens such as blood or serum.
This category covers diagnostic kits that detect multiple antibodies targeting the thyroid gland and its metabolic products in patient samples. Using fluorescent immunoassay technology, these tests identify autoantibodies against thyroid tissue, thyroglobulin, and thyroid peroxidation to help diagnose autoimmune thyroid conditions. They serve as essential tools for clinicians evaluating patients suspected of having diseases like Hashimoto's thyroiditis or Graves' disease.
Myoglobin IVD antibodies are specialized laboratory reagents designed to identify and measure the presence of myoglobin protein within clinical samples. These diagnostic tools are primarily used by healthcare professionals to detect specific markers that assist in the assessment of muscle tissue damage or cardiac health.
Nail splitting forceps are handheld instruments used to cut and split fingernails or toenails, typically during surgical procedures. They have curved handles and pivoted blades that operate in a side-cutting action to remove the nail. This type of device is designed for precise control and is usually made with short, slender cutting blades. The purpose of nail splitting forceps is to safely and effectively remove nails in a clinical setting.
This category consists of control materials used to verify the accuracy and reliability of laboratory tests that detect oxycodone in biological samples such as urine or blood. These controls contain known concentrations of oxycodone or are drug-free, allowing laboratories to confirm that their testing systems are functioning correctly before patient samples are analyzed.
A pelvic fracture binder is a type of medical device designed to provide support to the pelvis in cases of suspected fracture. It is typically used in emergency settings to stabilize the pelvis during transportation. The device is wrapped tightly around the pelvis, providing the necessary support to prevent further injury. This type of device is an essential tool for emergency responders and medical professionals.
A pharmacy refrigerator is a specialized cooling unit designed to maintain precise temperature conditions for storing medications, vaccines, and other temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products. It is engineered to provide reliable, consistent cold storage to preserve the efficacy and safety of these items in clinical and pharmacy settings.
An electric phoropter is an ophthalmic instrument used by eye care professionals to measure a patient's refractive error. By positioning various lenses in front of the eyes, the device helps determine the precise prescription needed for corrective eyewear.
Pressure monitoring insoles are wearable devices designed to be placed inside shoes to measure and analyze the distribution of pressure across the sole of the foot during movement. These devices help clinicians assess biomechanical patterns of gait, which can be useful for diagnosing foot-related conditions or evaluating treatment effectiveness.
Prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) IVD antibodies are specialized laboratory reagents used to identify and measure the presence of specific proteins in clinical samples. These diagnostic tools are essential for detecting prostate-specific membrane antigen, which helps clinicians analyze biological specimens for diagnostic purposes.
A radiation shielding curtain is a flexible protective barrier designed to reduce radiation exposure for medical staff and others near imaging equipment. It is positioned between the person and the radiation source during procedures to block or attenuate scattered or primary radiation.
A rectal probe is a handheld manual surgical instrument used to examine the tissues and structures within the rectum during gastroenterological or urological surgical procedures. These devices help medical professionals assess and navigate the rectal area during various interventions.
A rectosphincteric balloon is a hollow, expandable rubber device used during anorectal manometry to evaluate the function of the rectum and anal sphincter. It is inflated with liquid or air to measure the rectosphincteric reflex, helping clinicians assess conditions like fecal incontinence or Hirschsprung's disease.
Reinforced laryngeal mask airways are curved, single-use medical devices designed to maintain airway patency during inhalational anesthesia and resuscitation. They are inserted into the hypopharynx to create a seal and prevent airway obstruction, with wire reinforcement to prevent kinking during patient movement.
Rheumatoid factor IVD kits are diagnostic tools used to detect and measure the presence of specific immunoglobulins in patient samples. These tests are primarily utilized in clinical settings to assist healthcare providers in the diagnosis and monitoring of rheumatoid arthritis.
Rigid endoscopic tissue manipulation forceps, reprocessed are hand-held surgical instruments used to grasp and move tissue during endoscopic procedures. They are inserted through an endoscope’s working channel or a laparoscopic port and feature rigid shafts, proximal handles for control, and distal jaws designed for tissue manipulation without cutting, heating, or biopsy functions.
This category consists of control materials used to verify the performance of in vitro diagnostic (IVD) assays that detect immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 in clinical specimens. These controls are essential for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of COVID-19 antibody testing by providing a known reference point during assay validation and routine use.
A scalp vein needle is a thin, sterile, hollow metal instrument designed for accessing small veins. These devices are primarily used to administer fluids or medications, particularly in pediatric patients where venous access can be challenging.
Secretion and excreta skin cleansers are specialized products designed to gently remove waste from the skin, particularly for individuals managing stomas, fistulas, or incontinence. These cleansers provide a non-irritating alternative to traditional soap and water, helping to prevent skin soreness and inflammation while also assisting in the removal of adhesive residues or barrier creams.
Skin xenografts are biological tissue products harvested from animal donors for temporary transplantation onto human patients. These devices are primarily used to cover and protect extensive wounds or burns when a patient's own skin or human donor tissue is unavailable, helping to minimize fluid loss during the healing process.
This category includes antibodies designed to detect smooth muscle myosin in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to smooth muscle myosin antigens and are used in laboratory tests to support the qualitative or qualitative and quantitative assessment of this protein in patient samples.
Sperm concentration indicator IVD controls are materials used to verify the performance of assays that measure sperm concentration in semen specimens. These controls help ensure the accuracy and reliability of laboratory tests used in fertility assessment and diagnosis.
Surgical instrument guards are devices used to protect surgical instruments, their operators, and patients from injury or damage during medical procedures, handling, and storage. They are designed to be applied to various types of surgical or invasive instruments. These guards are typically made of materials such as stainless steel or plastic.
This category includes reusable hand-held devices designed to attach to a surgical laser system's beam guide. They focus the laser beam to target specific tissues during procedures.
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps, alligator, single-use are handheld instruments designed for grasping and manipulating delicate soft tissues during ear, nose, and throat procedures. Their slender profile and small, hinged grasping tips allow precise access in confined anatomical spaces, and they are not intended for endoscopic use, ocular insertion, or biopsy functions.
This category includes kits and reagent sets designed to identify and measure T lymphocytes in patient samples using fluorescent activated cell sorting or flow cytometry technology. These devices are used clinically to assess immune function, monitor disease progression, or support diagnosis in conditions such as immunodeficiency, autoimmune disorders, or post-transplant care.
A temporary mandibular condyle prosthesis is an implantable device used to reconstruct the mandibular condyle of the temporomandibular joint after surgical removal, such as in ablative procedures for tumor or trauma. It is designed as a temporary replacement, mimicking the natural condyle head and often including an integrated base plate for fixation, and is constructed from metal or synthetic biomaterials.
A point-of-care thermal cycler nucleic acid amplification analyser is a portable, electrically-powered instrument used by clinicians to detect or measure DNA and RNA in patient samples. These devices utilize repeated heating and cooling cycles to replicate genetic material, often incorporating integrated features to prepare or extract samples before analysis.
Thoracic electrical impedance electrode array conductive skin adhesive tapes are used to attach electrode arrays to the skin during medical procedures like bioimpedance tomography or segmentography. They help measure the electrical properties of the thorax, providing valuable information for clinical assessments. These tapes are designed to be flexible and have a conductive gel that facilitates the transfer of electrical signals. They are applied directly to the skin, ensuring a secure and stable connection between the electrode array and the body.
A tissue expander injection port is a small implantable device placed under the skin to allow repeated access to a tissue expander. It enables clinicians to inject air or fluid through the skin using a needle to gradually stretch surrounding tissue, commonly used in breast reconstruction or other soft tissue expansion procedures.
Total bilirubin IVD controls are materials used to verify the performance of assays that measure total bilirubin levels in clinical specimens. These controls help ensure the accuracy and reliability of laboratory tests by providing known values for comparison with test results.
Total immunoglobulin A (IgA total) IVD antibodies are used to detect the presence and amount of IgA in a clinical specimen. This helps healthcare professionals diagnose and monitor various conditions related to immune system function. These antibodies are designed to bind to specific parts of the IgA molecule, allowing for accurate detection. They are typically used in laboratory settings to analyze blood or other bodily fluids.
An ulna intramedullary nail is a rigid rod designed to be inserted into the medullary canal of the ulna bone to stabilize fractures. It holds the fractured bone ends in proper alignment to support healing and may also be used to manage bone weakened by disease, with options for locked or unlocked configurations and additional fixation components for proximal or distal support.
An upper-limb traction wrap is a sterile, single-use device designed to securely hold a patient's hand, fingers, or forearm during orthopedic surgery. By attaching to an external frame, these wraps provide the necessary suspension and stability required for procedures involving the upper extremities.
Urine blood IVD kits are used to detect blood in urine samples. They provide rapid results using a colorimetric method, making them suitable for laboratory or point-of-care testing. These kits are designed for qualitative and/or semi-quantitative screening. They are commonly used in clinical settings to quickly identify the presence of blood in urine.
A uterine sound, single-use, is a sterile, hand‑held instrument that clinicians use to measure or explore the internal depth of the uterus, cervix, and vagina during gynecologic examinations. It is a slender cylindrical tool, often made of metal or plastic, and marked with length graduations to provide accurate sizing.
A vaginal applicator, single-use is a medical device designed to apply medication to the vaginal area. These devices typically come in simple forms such as rods, blades, spatulas, or paddles, and are specifically intended for one-time use to ensure hygiene and prevent cross-contamination.
Visual acuity projectors are ophthalmic devices that project images onto a screen to test a person's ability to see clearly at various distances. These devices typically display symbols like letters or objects that gradually decrease in size, helping eye care professionals determine visual sharpness.
A wire/ligature passer, single-use is a sterile, hand-held surgical instrument used to guide flexible materials such as wires, ligatures, or graft gauges through tissue during a procedure. It creates a pathway and helps introduce or manipulate the material, often featuring a distal mechanism like a clasp, hook, or grasping arm to secure the item being passed.
A Y-piece breathing circuit connector is a device used to link different parts of a breathing circuit together, typically connecting the inspiratory and expiratory sides of the circuit at the point where it meets the patient. This connector is shaped like a 'Y' and is designed to be durable, often made from materials such as plastic or metal, allowing it to be reused. It plays a crucial role in anesthesia and ventilation, facilitating the creation of a complete breathing circuit that includes components like face masks or endotracheal tubes.
This category consists of antibodies designed to detect the p27 antigen in clinical specimens. These immunoglobulins bind specifically to p27, a protein involved in regulating cell cycle progression, and are used in laboratory tests to support the qualitative or quantitative assessment of p27 expression, often in cancer research or diagnostic contexts.