Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Dental etching solutions are acidic liquids or gels applied to tooth enamel to roughen its surface, improving adhesion for dental restorations like composites, adhesives, or sealants. They prepare the tooth for bonding by creating microscopic pores that enhance the durability of the applied material.
A sagittal sawing power tool attachment connects to a surgical motor to enable precise, oscillating cuts in bone or tissue. Clinically, it is used in orthopedic, maxillofacial, or spinal surgeries to reshape or remove bone with controlled precision, often where traditional saws are less effective.
This category includes reusable packaging designed to hold medical devices during and after sterilization. Made from materials like paper or fabric, these wraps, bags, or envelopes allow sterilizing agents to penetrate while protecting the contents from contamination until use.
Hydraulic/pneumatic external ankle-foot prostheses are advanced lower-limb devices designed to replicate the natural movement of a missing foot and ankle. They use fluid-based systems (hydraulics or pneumatics) to simulate the resistance and flexibility of a biological ankle, enabling smoother transitions during walking, running, or other activities by adjusting damping progressively over multiple steps.
A margin finishing dental file/rasp is a hand-held manual instrument used by dental professionals to smooth and shape tooth surfaces, bone structures such as alveolar bone, or dental restorations like fillings. It features fine ridged cutting surfaces at one or both working ends and is commonly designed as a one-piece, double-ended tool with a central handle, made from metals such as stainless steel or titanium.
A nasal file/rasp is a handheld surgical tool used in ENT and plastic surgery to carefully shape or reshape the cartilage and bone within the nose. Its textured or toothed working end allows precise removal or profiling of nasal tissue during procedures like rhinoplasty or nasal reconstruction.
Medical gas flowmeters with Thorpe tube designs measure and control the delivery of gases like oxygen, nitrous oxide, or heliox during procedures such as anesthesia or surgical insufflation. The device uses a floating element inside a vertical tube to visually indicate flow rate, with an adjustable valve to fine-tune delivery—often paired with pressure gauges for precision.
A polyethylene reverse shoulder prosthesis cup is a sterile component designed for use in reverse shoulder arthroplasty. It serves as the bearing surface that connects to the humeral stem and pairs with the reverse shoulder head to restore shoulder function in complex fractures or severe arthritis.
Bone distraction forceps are surgical tools used in open procedures to carefully separate two bone surfaces, such as vertebrae during spinal surgery. Their scissors-like design allows precise control over the force applied, enabling surgeons to create space for implants or adjustments without direct manipulation of the bone itself.
A manual, reusable limb tourniquet is a strap or tubing designed to be wrapped around a patient’s arm or leg to temporarily restrict blood flow. Clinically, these devices are primarily used in emergencies—such as controlling severe bleeding or facilitating blood sampling—by EMS providers or medical staff. The adjustable fastening mechanism allows precise tightening to control circulation while minimizing discomfort or injury.
Dental prosthesis/implant abutment screw analogs are single-use components designed to replicate the function of a dental implant screw. Clinically, they attach prosthetic components—such as crowns or bridges—to a dental implant analog in lab models or guide intraoral procedures like open-tray impressions, ensuring precise fit and alignment during fabrication.
A medical cushion cover is a reusable device designed to fit over medical cushions such as birthing, lumbar, or wheelchair cushions. Its primary purpose is to protect the cushion from dirt, debris, and contaminants during use, helping to maintain hygiene in clinical or care settings.
An external spinal fixation system is an assembly of devices used to stabilize adjacent vertebrae in the spine. It is designed for temporary immobilization in patients with thoracic or lumbar spine fractures, segmental instability, or chronic back pain, and includes components such as external fixators, plates, rods, pins, bone screws, and associated instruments like screwdrivers and drills.
A humerus intramedullary nail is a rigid rod designed to be inserted into the marrow cavity of the upper arm bone to stabilize fractures. It holds the broken bone fragments in proper alignment to support healing and may also be used when bone strength is compromised by disease.
A rotating hinged total knee prosthesis is a sterile implantable device designed to replace the entire knee joint when significant bone or ligament loss occurs, such as after tumor resection or in revision surgeries where prior implants have failed. It restores joint function by articulating femoral, tibial, and patellar components made from materials like metal, ceramic, or polyethylene, and includes a mechanism that allows controlled rotation while maintaining stability through a posteriorly positioned transverse axis connection.
A dental abrasive strip, single-use is a thin, flexible strip coated with abrasive material on one or both sides, designed for manual use in dental procedures to smooth, shape, or polish tooth surfaces or dental restorations. It is commonly referred to as a polishing strip and is intended for one-time use during clinical treatment to modify enamel, composite, or other restorative materials.
Electromagnetic surgical navigation device tracking systems assist surgeons by providing real-time spatial guidance during procedures. These systems use electromagnetic fields to track surgical instruments relative to pre-loaded imaging data (like CT or MRI scans) or live imaging (such as ultrasound), enabling precise navigation for tasks like tumour removal, bone drilling, or vascular access in surgeries across specialties like ENT or orthopaedics.
An ophthalmic working-channel cannula is a reusable surgical tool used to create a controlled passage through the eye’s outer layer (sclera) during complex posterior segment procedures. It allows precise insertion of instruments and fluid irrigation to stabilize intraocular pressure, reducing risks like retinal detachment or bleeding during surgery.
An analgesic transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation system is a portable, battery-powered device that delivers mild electrical currents through electrodes placed on the skin to help reduce pain perception. It works by stimulating peripheral nerves to interfere with pain signals traveling to the brain and is commonly used for managing acute and chronic pain conditions such as post-surgical discomfort, arthritis, muscle strain, and labor pain.
Assistive ergonomic chairs with manual adjustments are designed to support individuals with mobility challenges or discomfort while seated, aiding in daily activities like work or personal tasks. These chairs provide adjustable features—such as seat height, backrest angle, and armrest positioning—to promote better posture and reduce strain from prolonged sitting or limited movement.
Electric breast pumps are mains-powered devices designed to help mothers manually extract breast milk for infant feeding. They use a controlled suction mechanism applied to the breast through a funnel-shaped component, collecting milk into a sterilized container for later use.
A physiologic-monitoring defibrillation system combines defibrillation capabilities with advanced cardiac monitoring and therapeutic tools. These devices are used in emergency and clinical settings to deliver electrical shocks to restore normal heart rhythm, while also providing real-time ECG monitoring, pacing, and other vital sign measurements like blood pressure and oxygen saturation.
A light source adaptor is a reusable connecting device that links different light delivery systems, ensuring compatibility between components from various manufacturers. Clinically, it enables surgeons to attach fiberoptic cables or light handles to a light source or surgical instrument, creating a seamless light pathway for procedures requiring illumination, such as minimally invasive surgeries or endoscopic procedures.
Sternal fixation devices are used to stabilize the sternum after surgical procedures like sternotomy or following a sternal fracture. These systems help promote proper healing and fusion by securing the bone with plates, screws, pins, or cables, reducing the risk of complications such as dehiscence or displacement.
CPAP/BPAP face masks are single-use, disposable devices designed to deliver controlled air pressure to the respiratory tract during sleep therapy. They create a seal over the nose and mouth to help treat conditions like sleep apnea by ensuring steady airflow and preventing airway collapse.
Surgical/examination garment kits are disposable protective ensembles designed to reduce infection risk during medical procedures or patient exams. They typically include gowns, gloves, masks, drapes, and other barriers to shield both staff and patients from contamination by body fluids or pathogens.
A multi-chamber venous compression system garment is an inflatable device worn externally on the limbs, such as a stocking, sleeve, or suit, designed to promote venous blood flow. It works by sequentially inflating multiple chambers to apply graduated pressure, which helps prevent or treat conditions like edema, deep vein thrombosis, and pulmonary embolism, particularly in non-ambulatory or at-risk patients.
This category includes reusable brackets or holders designed to attach to a hand-held ultrasound transducer. They are used to maintain a consistent position for electromagnetic sensors or needle guides during medical procedures.
A jejunostomy tube is a sterile, thin, flexible, hollow tube inserted percutaneously into the jejunum, typically after endoscopic distention of the gut and puncture of the abdominal wall and stomach. It is used to provide enteral nutrition to patients who cannot feed orally due to congenital or acquired conditions affecting the mouth, esophagus, stomach, or swallowing function, and may also be used for gastric decompression when bypassing a persistent outlet obstruction is necessary.
A vascular port/catheter is a fully implantable device designed to provide long-term access to a patient's bloodstream for the infusion of medications, nutrients, or blood products, or for the drainage of blood. It consists of a subcutaneous reservoir with a puncture-resistant septum and an attached catheter that extends into a central vein or artery, allowing repeated access without repeated needle sticks.
Open-surgery monopolar electrosurgical handpieces combine a handpiece and electrode to deliver controlled electrical current for cutting and sealing tissue during open surgical procedures. These devices are designed for use with external generators and come in various forms, such as pen-shaped or forceps-style tools, often with optional irrigation, aspiration, or smoke evacuation features to enhance precision and safety during surgery.
This category includes sterile, flexible catheters with an inflatable balloon at the tip, designed to open narrowed peripheral arteries during percutaneous transluminal angioplasty. These devices are coated with a drug that is released during inflation to help prevent the artery from re-narrowing after the procedure.
General/multiple surgical laser system beam guides are reusable devices designed to direct laser energy precisely during surgery. They connect to laser systems to perform tasks like tissue vaporization, coagulation, or stone fragmentation, making them versatile for procedures across multiple specialties.
Surgical instrument/endoscope cleaning utensils are reusable tools designed to manually clean the exterior and interior surfaces of surgical instruments and endoscopes. They come in various forms, such as brushes, wire loops, or metal strips, and are used to remove debris, biofilm, or residue before sterilization or reuse in procedures.
An ophthalmic laser system beam guide is a sterile, single-use device designed to precisely deliver laser energy during eye surgery. It works by directing focused beams through a handpiece and invasive probe to treat conditions like retinal tears, often while providing additional functions such as aspiration or illumination.
Corneal scissors are reusable surgical tools designed specifically for ophthalmic procedures, primarily used to precisely cut corneal tissue during surgeries like cataract removal or corneal transplants. Their shearing blade design allows for controlled incisions, and some models can also be used for cutting sutures or drapes, enhancing their versatility in the operating room.
Polyisoprene surgical gloves (non-powdered, non-antimicrobial) are single-use barriers designed to protect both patients and healthcare workers during surgical procedures. Their primary role is to minimize the transfer of microorganisms while reducing the risk of latex allergies, thanks to their synthetic material composition.
A paranasal sinus curette is a precision surgical tool used to remove or scrape tissue from the sinus cavities, including the frontal, sphenoidal, ethmoidal, or maxillary sinuses. Clinically, these instruments assist in procedures like sinus surgery, helping to clear blockages, remove polyps, or access affected areas for further treatment.
Luminal device flushing tubing sets are reusable systems designed to clean, disinfect, or sterilize the internal channels of medical devices like catheters, endoscopes, or surgical instruments. They use tubing and connectors to deliver fluids or gases through the lumen during procedures or post-use processing, ensuring proper maintenance and hygiene.
Dental suction system cannulas are disposable, hollow tubes used in oral procedures to efficiently remove fluids like blood, saliva, and debris. They connect to a dental suction device to maintain a clear workspace and improve patient comfort during treatments such as cleanings or extractions.
A laryngeal mirror is a reusable, hand-held instrument designed for examining the throat and vocal cords. Its polished distal end reflects light to create a clear view of the larynx, aiding in clinical assessments like diagnosing infections, structural abnormalities, or vocal cord function.
An endodontic plugger is a hand-held dental instrument used to compact filling materials within a root canal during endodontic treatment. It is manually operated and designed to apply axial pressure to ensure proper condensation of obturation materials like gutta-percha or sealers.
A laparoscopic access cannula is a sterile, single-lumen device inserted through the abdominal wall to create a port for a laparoscope or surgical instruments during minimally invasive surgery. It often includes a shut-off valve and sealing components to maintain pneumoperitoneum by preventing gas leakage while allowing instrument passage, and may feature a sharp or blunt trocar to facilitate tissue penetration.
A brachytherapy injection needle is a sharp, hollow metal tube with a beveled edge designed to deliver radioactive sources directly into body tissues or cavities for targeted cancer treatment. It enables precise placement of radionuclides as part of brachytherapy, a form of internal radiation therapy.
Diagnostic x-ray system generators are core components of fixed-location imaging equipment, converting and regulating electrical power to produce precise x-ray beams. Clinically, they enable radiologists to adjust voltage and current settings for high-quality imaging across procedures like mammography, fluoroscopy, or CT scans, ensuring optimal diagnostic outcomes.
Growth-correction orthopaedic fixation plate kits are surgical implants designed to gradually straighten deformed bones in children whose growth plates are still active. By applying controlled pressure across the growth plate, these devices help correct congenital or acquired deformities—such as bowing or angular misalignment—without invasive bone cuts, allowing natural growth to realign the limb over time.
A cervical anaesthesia kit is a sterile collection of devices used to administer local anaesthetic agents for nerve blocks in the cervix and surrounding pelvic areas. It is clinically employed during gynaecological procedures such as endometrial biopsy, dilation and curettage, or to manage pain during labour and delivery.
Body-surface ultrasound imaging transducer covers are single-use protective barriers designed to shield ultrasound probes during body-surface scans. They prevent contamination from body fluids, gels, or environmental exposure while ensuring the transducer remains sterile and functional for accurate imaging.
A reusable laryngoscope handle is the handheld component of a rigid laryngoscope used to position the blade during airway management and intubation. It houses lighting elements—such as a bulb or fiberoptics—and connects to interchangeable blades, providing illumination and control for visualizing the vocal cords.
An arterial blood sampling kit is a sterile, single-use set of tools designed to safely draw arterial blood samples for analyzing oxygen, carbon dioxide, and acid-base balance. Clinically, these kits are essential for diagnosing conditions like respiratory failure, metabolic disorders, or monitoring patients in critical care settings where precise blood gas measurements are critical.
Surgical drill guides are handheld tools used in orthopedic and spinal procedures to precisely position and angle drills into bone while shielding nearby soft tissues. They ensure accurate placement of screws, implants, or other fixation devices by maintaining consistent depth and orientation during drilling.
Dental x-ray film holders are reusable devices used to stabilize and position x-ray film during dental imaging. They ensure precise alignment for clear extraoral or intraoral radiographs, improving diagnostic accuracy by reducing movement and distortion during exposure.
An electric pad localized-body heating system is a medical device that uses electricity to generate heat applied to specific areas of the body, such as joints or limbs, to alleviate musculoskeletal pain. These systems typically consist of a heating pad made from synthetic materials and a control unit that allows users to adjust and monitor the temperature.
A suture kit, non-medicated, is a sterile, single-use set of tools and supplies designed for closing wounds or incisions through stitching. It includes sutures, needles, disinfectants, drapes, swabs, and other essentials to perform or remove stitches in clinical settings like surgery, dermatology, or emergency care.
A metered-delivery hypodermic syringe is a sterile, single-use medical device designed to accurately measure and deliver or withdraw a precise volume of fluid from the body. It features a graduated barrel and plunger, enabling controlled dosing for subcutaneous or transcutaneous injection, and may include safety mechanisms such as needle retraction, though the needle itself is not part of the device.
Tissue embedding mould IVD, single-use refers to a plastic container designed to hold tissue specimens during the embedding process, where the tissue is encased in a solid medium such as paraffin wax to form a block for sectioning. This enables the preparation of thin tissue slices for microscopic examination in histology and pathology workflows.
Hearing aid wireless-fitting computer-aided sets are specialized systems that enable healthcare professionals to adjust hearing aids wirelessly using computer software during patient fittings. These systems typically include computer application software and a neck loop that creates a wireless connection with compatible hearing aids.
Silicone gel-filled breast implants with textured surfaces are used primarily for breast reconstruction after mastectomy or for cosmetic augmentation. Their textured design helps reduce movement within the body, while the silicone gel provides a natural feel and volume, mimicking the appearance of natural breast tissue.
Pressure bandages, non-latex, single-use are strips or rolls of fabric or plastic material designed to compress specific body areas for therapeutic purposes such as preventing swelling, supporting minor injuries, or treating venous return disorders. These bandages are not intended for use with open wounds and can be applied in both home and healthcare settings.
Cardiac valvuloplasty catheters are minimally invasive tools used to widen narrowed or stiff heart valves without surgery. They employ an inflatable balloon inside a flexible tube to mechanically expand valve openings, improving blood flow in conditions like mitral stenosis, aortic stenosis, or pulmonic stenosis.
A polyethylene acetabulum prosthesis is a sterile implantable device that serves as the main component of a total hip replacement, specifically designed to replace or repair the acetabular socket in the hip joint. These devices are typically made entirely of polyethylene and may include fixation mechanisms to secure them to the body.
An ambulatory insulin infusion pump is a portable electronic device that delivers insulin continuously or intermittently under the skin for people managing diabetes. Unlike traditional pumps with dosing software, these devices focus solely on insulin delivery, often adhering to skin or clothing for convenience.
Leg procedure positioners are reusable, non-powered devices designed to secure a patient’s leg—such as the thigh, knee, or ankle—during surgical procedures, examinations, or transfers. They attach to operating or examination tables to provide stable support and proper positioning, reducing the risk of injury or discomfort while ensuring optimal access for medical staff.
Straight or elbow breathing circuit connectors are reusable medical devices designed to securely link breathing tubes with endotracheal tubes, anesthesia masks, or other respiratory components. They ensure a tight seal during procedures like ventilation or anesthesia, accommodating pediatric to adult tube sizes and often featuring swivel joints or ports for suction or gas sampling.
Cytokeratin IVD (in vitro diagnostic) antibody devices are laboratory reagents designed to detect specific cytokeratin proteins in tissue or fluid samples. Clinically, they help diagnose conditions like cancer, differentiate tissue types, or monitor disease progression by identifying markers linked to epithelial cells.
Ultrasonic dental scaling/debridement system handpiece tips for endodontics are reusable metal inserts designed to transmit ultrasonic vibrations (typically 25–30 kHz) into the dental pulp chamber. Their primary clinical use is to fragment and remove debris during root canal treatments, improving cleaning efficiency in confined spaces where traditional files may struggle.
Needle guides are reusable medical devices used to precisely position a needle during clinical or surgical procedures. They ensure accurate insertion by aligning the needle with the target area, reducing operator error and improving procedural outcomes for tasks like biopsies, injections, or nerve blocks.
Dental surgical power tool motorized handpiece sets are pneumatic devices used in oral surgery to drill, cut, polish, or insert materials into bone and hard dental tissues. They provide precise control during procedures like extractions, implants, or bone reshaping, often paired with specialized attachments for different tasks.
Surgical instrument/implant depth limiters are reusable tools designed to control how far a surgical instrument, trial implant, or implant can be inserted into tissue. They help surgeons avoid over-penetration, reducing risks like nerve or vascular damage during procedures such as drilling, reaming, or implant placement.
Urethral dilators are reusable surgical instruments designed to widen the urethra, primarily to relieve strictures (narrowing) or aid in procedures like stone removal and catheter insertion. They come in flexible or semi-flexible forms, often with adjustable expansion mechanisms, and may include measurement dials to gauge dilation depth.
Manual non-rotary dental instrument handles are reusable, hand-held tools designed to improve grip and control when using non-powered dental instruments like endodontic files or implant extractors. They attach to the patient-facing component (not included) to enhance precision during procedures such as root canal treatment or implant removal.
Radiographic procedure tubing connects contrast media syringes to patient cannulas during imaging tests like angiography or CT scans, enabling safe delivery of fluids under pressure. Made from durable synthetic polymers, these flexible tubes come in various lengths and feature secure fittings to prevent leaks during procedures.
Audiometric/hearing device software supports the assessment and management of hearing health by analyzing a patient’s auditory function or fine-tuning hearing aids. These tools help audiologists and hearing care professionals diagnose hearing loss, track progress, or customize device settings for better sound amplification and clarity.
A medication transfer set is a sterile, single-use system used to safely move parenteral drugs—often combined with IV fluids—between containers, such as vials and IV bags. It may also assist in reconstituting medications before administration, ensuring precise dosing and contamination control during preparation.
An image display unit, colour, is an electrically-powered screen or monitor that visually presents graphical data—such as medical images, measurements, or diagnostic outputs—in full colour. These devices are primarily used in clinical settings to enhance diagnostic accuracy by providing clear, high-contrast visuals for radiology, endoscopy, or other imaging-based procedures.
Implantable bone washers are flat, ring-like or plate-like devices used in orthopedic, spinal, and craniofacial surgeries to secure bone fixation assemblies. They are placed between a nut and screw/bolt to enhance stability and reduce loosening in surgical repairs, such as fractures or spinal fusions.
Surgical instrument guards are disposable protective devices designed to shield surgical tools during procedures, preventing damage to the instrument and reducing the risk of accidental injury to patients or operators. They are often used with scalpels, osteotomes, or other sharp or delicate instruments where contamination or mishandling could compromise safety or functionality.
Body aspiration needles are hollow, single-use instruments designed to extract fluids or tissue samples from body cavities through suction. Clinically, they are used in procedures like fine-needle aspiration biopsies, fluid drainage, or diagnostic sampling, where precise access and minimal trauma are required.
Stereotactic surgery system probes are precision instruments used in image-guided procedures like neurosurgery or orthopedic surgery. They help surgeons accurately place implants or pinpoint specific tissue locations by aligning with pre-loaded diagnostic images for targeted interventions.
An examination/treatment table, manual, is a stationary table used in clinical settings for routine medical exams and minor treatments. It features a flat surface with adjustable sections—such as a manually raised headrest—and may include fixed height settings for patient comfort and accessibility. Some models include a hygienic paper roll holder to maintain cleanliness between uses, making them ideal for exam rooms or doctor’s offices.
Tourniquet cuffs are single-use band-like devices applied around an arm or leg to temporarily block blood flow during surgery or trauma care. They work in conjunction with a tourniquet unit to maintain controlled pressure, reducing bleeding and improving surgical visibility or stabilizing injuries.
Surgical utensil washer/disinfectors are automated machines that clean, decontaminate, and disinfect reusable medical instruments, bowls, and anesthesia equipment. They use heated water, detergents, and circulation systems to remove soil, organic debris, and microorganisms, ensuring instruments are safe for reuse in clinical settings.
Reusable radiation and mechanical corneal shields are protective devices placed directly over the eye during medical procedures. They serve to safeguard the cornea from physical trauma and minimize exposure to harmful radiation or laser energy during treatments like imaging scans or periorbital surgery.
Custom-made dental crowns made entirely of polymer are tailored artificial coverings designed to restore the structure and function of damaged or missing tooth crowns. These devices are fabricated specifically for adult patients to provide durable, natural-looking replacements that protect teeth from further decay or trauma while maintaining proper bite alignment.
Stationary basic diagnostic x-ray systems (analogue) are fixed imaging devices designed for routine planar X-ray procedures in clinical settings. They capture images using film or early digital conversion methods, primarily for general diagnostic purposes like bone imaging, chest X-rays, or abdominal scans in a stationary setup.
Dental abrasive disks are reusable tools used in dentistry to polish and refine dental restorations or cavity preparations. They operate by attaching to a dental handpiece and performing circular or oscillatory motions to smooth surfaces, ensuring precise finishing of fillings, crowns, or other restorations.
An orthopaedic reamer guide is a surgical tool used to precisely direct the cutting action of a reamer during bone preparation. It ensures accurate resection of bone—such as at joint surfaces or within the intramedullary canal—before fitting a prosthetic implant, like a knee or shoulder replacement.
Patella prosthesis trial devices are temporary, reusable components used during knee replacement surgery to test the fit, alignment, and ligament balance of the final patella prosthesis. Surgeons use them intraoperatively to ensure proper sizing and positioning before securing the permanent implant, helping to optimize knee function and reduce complications.
Total human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) IVD kits use rapid immunochromatographic tests (ICT) to detect pregnancy or assess pregnancy risks like miscarriage or Down syndrome. These tests analyze clinical specimens—such as urine or blood—to provide results quickly, often within minutes, in lab or point-of-care settings. They identify multiple HCG forms, including intact and fragmented subunits, for broader diagnostic accuracy than traditional methods.
Mechatronic external knee prostheses are advanced, battery-powered devices designed to replicate the function of a natural knee for individuals with lower limb amputations. These systems use electronic sensors and software to analyze real-time motion—such as knee flexion speed and temperature—while adjusting resistance dynamically to improve stability and mobility during walking, stair climbing, or other activities.
Ophthalmic soft-tissue manipulation forceps are reusable surgical tools designed for precise handling of delicate intraocular tissues during eye procedures. Their probe-like shape allows surgeons to access and manipulate structures like the iris, lens capsule, or vitreous body during surgeries such as cataract removal or retinal detachment repair.
A rigid optical laryngopharyngoscope is a specialized endoscope designed for direct visualization of the larynx and oropharynx during ENT procedures. Clinically, it aids in diagnostic exams, biopsies, or minor interventions by providing clear anatomical views via a rigid shaft inserted through the mouth, often paired with optional air-puff systems to maintain lens clarity.
Haemodialysis concentrate is a product designed to be mixed with water to create a dialysate solution that mimics the electrolyte composition of blood. This solution is used in haemodialysis systems to facilitate the removal of metabolic waste and help maintain proper blood electrolyte balance and pH levels during treatment.
A thrombectomy suction catheter is a flexible or semi-flexible tube used to remove blood clots from blood vessels, bypass grafts, or dialysis access sites through aspiration. It is inserted percutaneously and works by applying suction via a syringe or external pump to extract thrombus or other obstructive material, and may also support fluid infusion or serve as a guide for additional thrombectomy tools.
A portable electric ventilator is a device designed to provide long-term breathing support for patients who need help with ventilation but do not require intensive critical care. It delivers air or oxygen to the lungs using positive pressure, either through an invasive airway like a tracheostomy tube or non-invasively via a mask, and is suitable for use in homes or healthcare settings.
Home CPAP units are portable, electricity-powered devices designed to deliver continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy for patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) or chronic snoring. They work by maintaining steady airflow through a mask, helping keep airways open during sleep to prevent breathing interruptions and improve oxygen levels.
A vascular dilator, single-use, is a sterile surgical instrument designed to be inserted into blood vessels to unblock, enlarge, or measure their internal diameter during surgical procedures. These rod-like devices feature a slender body with a bulbous, cylindrical tip available in various shapes, sizes, and flexibilities.
Chin prostheses are implantable devices designed to reshape or augment the chin area, addressing congenital deformities, trauma-related damage, or cosmetic concerns. Made from biocompatible materials like polymers, they are surgically placed under the skin to restore facial symmetry or enhance appearance.
Neurosurgical scissors are precision hand tools used in brain and spinal surgery to cut delicate tissues like the dura mater or neural structures. Their micro-sized, shearing blades minimize trauma during procedures, ensuring clean incisions in confined spaces of the nervous system.
Orthodontic springs are coiled dental devices designed to apply controlled force to teeth as part of braces or aligner systems. They generate movement—such as rotation, uprighting, or horizontal shifts—by wrapping around archwires, brackets, or hooks, helping align teeth over time during orthodontic treatment.