Clinical categories from the GMDN nomenclature, which classifies devices by what they are and what they do rather than by who makes them.
Bone approximation clamps are reusable surgical tools used in orthopedic procedures to stabilize and align fractured bones. They grip the bone segments—either individually or in pairs—while surgeons realign or hold the fracture in place during procedures like internal fixation.
General examination/treatment chairs are manually operated devices designed to hold patients in seated or reclined positions for clinical procedures. They provide adjustable support and positioning to enhance comfort and accessibility during exams, treatments, or minor surgical interventions across various medical specialties.
Surgical countersinks are reusable rotary tools used to widen the opening of a pre-drilled hole in bone. Clinically, they help seat screws flush with or below the bone surface, ensuring proper fixation and reducing soft tissue irritation during orthopedic or trauma procedures.
Automatic-inflation electronic sphygmomanometers are non-invasive blood pressure monitors that use an arm cuff and built-in software to automatically inflate and deflate, measuring systolic and diastolic pressure. These devices often include additional features like real-time heart rate tracking, mean arterial pressure readings, and memory storage for historical data, making them ideal for clinical settings like hospital bedsides.
Analytical scalp leads are reusable wires designed to connect EEG electrodes to recording systems, enabling the transmission of brainwave signals for monitoring and analysis during electroencephalography (EEG). They play a critical role in capturing electrical activity from the scalp for diagnostic purposes, such as detecting seizures or assessing neurological function.
Dental/surgical polymerization lamps are handheld devices that use light to harden dental resins or surgical adhesives. Clinically, they’re used in procedures like fillings, crowns, or wound sealing to cure materials quickly and precisely in the oral cavity or during open surgery.
External breast prostheses are wearable devices designed to restore the appearance of a breast after mastectomy or breast removal surgery. They are crafted from materials like silicone, foam, or fabric to mimic the shape, size, and texture of a natural breast, providing both aesthetic and psychological support to users.
Dental restoration carvers for amalgam are reusable hand instruments designed to shape and refine dental fillings made from amalgam. Clinicians use them intraorally to carve, smooth, and contour the restoration to achieve proper anatomical form and a polished finish.
Surgical instrument interim-placement holders are reusable devices designed to safely store manual surgical tools—such as needles, scalpels, or scissors—during procedures. They prevent damage to instruments while keeping them accessible for quick transfer, reducing the risk of accidental injuries to staff.
Polymeric pancreatic stents are tubular implants designed to relieve blockages in the pancreatic duct, often caused by strictures or tumors. They help restore normal flow of pancreatic fluids and can also assist in draining fluid collections like pseudocysts or managing ductal leaks during endoscopic procedures.
Medical rulers in this category are reusable tools designed to measure anatomical structures, devices, or instruments in clinical settings. They feature marked length scales (inches, millimetres, or centimetres) and may be flexible or rigid, often integrated into specialized measurement tools like screw or file guides.
A microwave ablation system probe (non-powered) is a single-use surgical tool used to deliver microwave energy to specific tissue sites during procedures like tumour removal, cyst treatment, or endometrial ablation. When connected to an external generator, it emits microwaves to heat and destroy targeted tissues, often accessed via minimally invasive techniques such as laparoscopy or percutaneous insertion.
Nasoenteral tubes are thin, flexible, single-use tubes inserted through the nose to deliver nutrition, decompress the intestines, or drain fluids directly into the small intestine (duodenum or jejunum). They are designed for patients who cannot eat orally, such as those who are critically ill, unconscious, or unable to swallow safely, and are often used for short-term feeding or gastric emptying.
Dental bone matrix implants, animal-derived, are sterile bioabsorbable devices made primarily from animal sources like bovine or porcine bone or dentin. These implants are used clinically to replace bone lost in the maxillofacial area or mandible due to trauma or dental surgery, providing scaffolds that support new bone growth.
Noninvasive vascular ultrasound system probes are handheld devices used to scan blood flow through veins and arteries by emitting ultrasound waves. Clinically, they help diagnose vascular conditions, monitor circulation, and assess fetal heart activity by producing real-time visual and auditory signals of blood movement.
Pulmonary function testing filters/mouthpieces are single-use accessories designed to improve the accuracy and safety of respiratory assessments. They act as a barrier to trap microdroplets from exhaled breath, preventing contamination of testing equipment while also serving as a mouthpiece for patients to interface with the device.
A rib rongeur is a handheld surgical instrument with sharp, scoop-shaped jaws used to cut and shorten rib bones during surgical procedures, rounding the rib stumps as needed. It is typically constructed of metal with a forceps-like design to withstand the forces required for cutting through tough tissue.
A phacoemulsification system handpiece tip is a reusable surgical tool used in cataract surgery to break down and remove the clouded lens. It delivers energy—such as ultrasound or piezoelectric waves—to liquefy the lens nucleus while also managing irrigation and suction to clear debris from the eye.
Indexed-immobilization patient positioning systems are specialized medical devices designed for radiation therapy and diagnostic imaging. They consist of a treatment or imaging table with locking interfaces that securely attach custom positioning and immobilization aids, ensuring precise patient alignment and stability during procedures. These systems help maintain consistent targeting of anatomical areas for accurate radiation delivery or imaging studies, reducing errors and improving treatment outcomes.
A secretion suction kit is a single-use medical device designed to safely remove respiratory or bodily fluids from patients, reducing the risk of infection or airway obstruction. These kits are commonly used in clinical settings like hospitals, nursing homes, or home care to assist with patient comfort and respiratory care during procedures or ongoing treatment.
Laboratory instrument/analyser application software for IVDs (in vitro diagnostics) enhances the functionality of diagnostic machines by controlling operations, processing data, or generating raw test results. It automates tasks like image analysis, assay calculations, or instrument settings while ensuring accurate, reproducible outputs for clinical decision-making.
Multiple drugs of abuse IVD controls are laboratory reference materials designed to validate the accuracy and reliability of drug testing assays. They simulate positive or negative results for common substances like opioids, cocaine, or benzodiazepines in clinical specimens, ensuring test systems perform as intended before patient samples are analyzed.
A dermal curette is a handheld surgical tool used to carefully remove or scrape superficial skin and dermal tissue, often for treating warts, minor lesions, or wound debridement. Its curved or ring-shaped tip allows precise control during procedures, ensuring minimal trauma to surrounding healthy tissue.
Dental prosthesis restorative material, unfilled resin, refers to specialized resin-based substances used to repair broken or cracked dental prostheses, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures. These materials bond segments together to restore structural integrity, often curing under light or heat to form a durable, long-lasting repair in clinical settings like dental offices or labs.
Wheelchair occupant restraint and support devices are designed to keep users securely positioned in wheelchairs, chairs, or standers. They help prevent accidental slips, falls, or shifts while seated, improving safety and stability for individuals with limited mobility or balance issues.
Blood collection sets (invasive) are sterile, single-use systems designed for healthcare professionals to draw multiple blood samples from a patient in one venipuncture. They combine a needle (often a butterfly or scalp vein type) with tubing, connectors, and a tube holder to safely and efficiently collect specimens for lab testing or diagnostic analysis.
Respiratory oxygen sensors are specialized devices that measure oxygen levels in medical gas environments, such as anesthesia circuits, ventilators, or oxygen therapy systems. Clinically, they ensure patient safety by continuously monitoring the oxygen concentration delivered to enclosed breathing spaces, helping prevent hypoxia or hyperoxia during critical procedures or treatments.
A bone punch is a reusable surgical tool used to cut small bone samples or create precise openings during procedures like biopsies or fixation. Its design allows surgeons to extract controlled cross-sections by squeezing a spring-loaded handle, which activates a sharp, angled cutting jaw at the instrument’s tip.
Dental dressing forceps are reusable hand-held instruments designed to grasp and hold dental dressings during application in a patient's mouth. They feature a tweezers-like structure with serrated tips at the working end to ensure secure handling of materials.
Dental implant suprastructure, permanent, custom-made devices serve as a permanent intermediate connection between a dental implant and the final restoration such as a bridge, single tooth, or overdenture. These custom-made components are manufactured for specific patients and may include abutments, balls, bars, or copings made from materials like titanium, plastic, or gold alloy.
Bioelectrical body composition analysers use low-level electrical currents to estimate body composition metrics like fat, muscle, bone, and hydration levels. These devices typically rely on bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) and may require user inputs such as age, gender, height, or weight to refine results, often displayed as BMI, muscle mass, or body water percentages.
A gastrojejunostomy tube is a flexible, hollow tube placed through the abdominal wall into the stomach and then advanced into the jejunum to provide long-term feeding, drainage, or medication delivery for patients unable to eat orally. It is typically used for individuals with severe swallowing disorders, neurological conditions, or congenital disabilities that prevent normal feeding.
An angiographic syringe is a single-use, manually operated device designed for injecting contrast media into the heart, major blood vessels, and coronary arteries during X-ray imaging. Clinically, it aids in visualizing blood flow and identifying blockages or abnormalities in these critical areas, supporting diagnostic procedures like coronary angiography.
Rigid endoscopic scissors are reusable surgical tools designed for precise cutting of tissue or sutures during minimally invasive endoscopic procedures. These devices are inserted through the working channel of an endoscope to assist in procedures like arthroscopy or laparoscopy, where direct access is limited.
Surgical sagittal saw blades are reusable cutting instruments designed for orthopaedic or oral surgery, where they attach to powered saws to precisely cut bone or tissue. Their serrated edge and forward-facing teeth enable controlled, rapid side-to-side (sagittal) motion, often with oscillation, to achieve clean incisions during procedures like bone resection or joint surgery.
Dental prosthesis dye is a specialized coloring agent applied to dental restorations like crowns or bridges to match the natural shade of a patient’s existing teeth. Used during the manufacturing process, it ensures a seamless blend with surrounding dentition before the prosthesis is fitted.
Nucleic acid hybridization detection probes are specialized diagnostic tools designed to identify specific genetic sequences in clinical samples. They use labeled nucleic acid segments to detect abnormalities like chromosomal rearrangements, aneuploidy, or gene mutations via techniques such as fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) or chromogenic in situ hybridization (CISH).
A one-piece intestinal ostomy bag, open-ended is a disposable plastic pouch designed to collect intestinal output from a stoma following colostomy or ileostomy procedures. It features a self-adhesive flange for secure attachment around the stoma and is typically used for fluid effluent collection.
A reinforced, non-customized, single-use tracheostomy tube is a hollow cylinder with wire reinforcement that is inserted into an artificial opening in the trachea to maintain a clear airway for patients with specific conditions like unusual neck masses. These tubes come in various sizes and may include an inner cannula, with options for cuffed or uncuffed designs to suit different clinical needs.
A first aid kit, non-medicated, and reusable is a pre-assembled collection of tools and supplies designed for emergency injury response without pharmaceuticals. It provides essential items like bandages, splints, and protective gear to stabilize injuries until professional medical help arrives, making it ideal for homes, workplaces, vehicles, or public spaces.
Surgical gowns (reusable) are protective garments worn by healthcare staff during surgical procedures to shield against contamination. They cover the torso, arms, and legs, providing a barrier against microorganisms, body fluids, and debris to safeguard both patients and medical personnel.
Dental laboratory burs are precision rotary cutting tools used exclusively in dental labs to shape and refine hard materials like metals, porcelain, and plastics during the fabrication of dental restorations. Their hardened tips—often diamond or tungsten carbide—enable smooth, accurate cuts on dental frameworks, crowns, and bridges, ensuring a precise fit for patient restorations.
Dental milling systems with CAD/CAM technology enable precise fabrication of custom dental restorations and orthodontic appliances in a laboratory setting. These systems digitize patient data from scans or physical models, use software for design and planning, and automate production of items like crowns, bridges, or archwires for final fitting.
A brachytherapy system remote afterloading source transfer tube is a specialized catheter or hose that connects the remote afterloading system to the applicator during radiation therapy. It creates a sealed pathway to safely transport radioactive sources or positioning markers from the shielded storage unit directly into the applicator placed inside or on the patient’s body.
Endoscopic bipolar electrosurgical electrodes are single-use tools designed for precise tissue manipulation during minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopy or arthroscopy. They deliver controlled electrosurgical current to cut, coagulate, or ablate tissue without requiring a separate return electrode, making them ideal for confined surgical spaces.
Knee immobilizers are rigid external braces designed to restrict knee movement, typically used pre-surgery or after injury, such as fractures or post-arthroscopy recovery. They provide stability by limiting flexion and extension, helping to protect the knee joint during healing.
A tenotome is a specialized surgical instrument featuring a small, narrow blade attached to a slender handle, designed for cutting tendons during medical procedures. These instruments are commonly used in orthopedic and ophthalmic surgeries to precisely sever tendon tissue.
A metallic acetabulum prosthesis is a surgical implant used to replace or repair the hip socket (acetabulum) in total hip arthroplasty. These devices are designed to restore joint function and alleviate pain caused by conditions like osteoarthritis, fractures, or severe arthritis by providing a durable, load-bearing surface for the femoral head.
An elbow radius prosthesis is a surgical implant used to replace damaged or diseased parts of the proximal radius, often due to fractures or severe arthritis. It helps restore joint function and stability in the elbow, allowing patients to regain mobility and reduce pain after trauma or degenerative conditions.
A manually-adjusted surgical instrument assist arm system is designed to securely hold and position surgical or endoscopic tools during procedures. These systems reduce hand fatigue for surgeons by maintaining precise instrument placement while allowing adjustments as needed, improving precision and workflow efficiency.
Surgical instrument guards are protective covers designed to fit over surgical or invasive tools, shielding both the operator and patient from accidental cuts, punctures, or contamination during procedures. They help prevent instrument damage while ensuring safer handling and storage in clinical settings.
ENT suction dissectors are reusable, hand-held surgical tools designed for ear, nose, and throat procedures. These instruments combine suction and dissection functions, allowing surgeons to remove fluids, debris, and tissue while controlling bleeding during surgery.
Dental floss is a thin, flexible string or tape designed to clean between teeth and around dental work, removing plaque and food debris where a toothbrush can’t reach. Clinically, it helps prevent cavities, gum disease, and bad breath by dislodging particles from tight spaces in the mouth.
An endoscopic light source unit is a bench-top device powered by mains electricity that generates high-intensity, cold light for illuminating surgical fields and body cavities during endoscopic procedures. These units are essential for procedures like arthroscopy, cystoscopy, and laparoscopy, providing clear visualization while minimizing tissue damage from heat.
Orthopaedic implant/instrument assembling devices are reusable tools used during surgery to help join or position components of orthopaedic implants or instruments. They assist surgeons in aligning or securing parts—such as hip or knee prosthesis segments—when sizing or fitting is determined intraoperatively, ensuring precision without direct implantation.
Orthopaedic stereotactic surgery systems are precision-guided platforms designed to assist surgeons in performing complex orthopaedic procedures with high accuracy. They combine mechanical frames, imaging integration, and calibrated tools to position implants, instruments, or probes during surgeries like joint replacements or fracture repairs, reducing human error and improving outcomes.
Menstrual pads are disposable, external hygiene products designed to absorb menstrual blood and vaginal discharge. They are worn inside underwear to provide comfort and protection during menstruation, helping users stay dry and reduce mess or odor.
Endoscopic-access dilators are single-use medical devices designed to widen narrow body passages or channels, enabling safer insertion of endoscopic tools. Clinically, they help create a smoother pathway for procedures like cystoscopy, colonoscopy, or other minimally invasive interventions, reducing trauma to surrounding tissues.
Wearable percutaneous catheter/tube holders are adhesive devices designed to secure catheters, tubes, or drains (such as IV lines, epidural catheters, or drainage tubes) to a patient’s skin without the need for sutures. They provide a stable, non-invasive way to prevent dislodgment while allowing for easy access and monitoring of the insertion site, often featuring transparent film for visibility of the area.
Cardiopulmonary bypass/extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) drainage cannulas are rigid or semi-rigid tubes designed for surgical insertion into the right atrium or major veins. They facilitate the removal of deoxygenated blood from a patient’s circulatory system during procedures like cardiopulmonary bypass or ECMO, redirecting it for oxygenation outside the body.
A dental amalgam carrier is a reusable hand-held tool used by dentists to handle and place dental amalgam—an alloy used to fill cavities—into prepared tooth surfaces. It ensures precise application while maintaining the material’s malleable state before it hardens.
Differential/selective agar culture media are in vitro diagnostic (IVD) tools designed to help identify and isolate specific types of bacteria or microorganisms from clinical samples. They contain additives like antimicrobials or dyes that either suppress unwanted microbes or highlight key traits—such as antibiotic resistance or metabolic activity—making it easier to distinguish between different species based on growth patterns or color changes.
Menstrual cups and discs are reusable, non-latex devices inserted into the vagina to collect menstrual blood and other discharges. They serve as an alternative to tampons and can be worn during sexual activity.
A shoulder glenoid fossa trial prosthesis is a temporary, cup-shaped device used during surgery to test the fit, size, and positioning of a permanent shoulder implant before final placement. It helps surgeons ensure proper alignment and sizing for optimal function and patient comfort after a primary or revision shoulder replacement.
A general external orthopaedic fixation system implantation kit is a reusable collection of instruments used to prepare soft tissue and bone for the placement of implantable components in various skeletal areas. These kits contain specialized tools like retractors, drills, pins, and guides that are specific to the external fixation system being applied.
Robotic surgical navigation systems are electromechanical devices used in orthopaedic computer assisted surgery to help surgeons precisely guide instruments during procedures like spinal surgery. These systems provide three-dimensional visualization of instrument positions to ensure accurate placement during operations.
Dental ultrasonic surgical system handpiece tips are reusable, oscillating metal attachments designed to cut and shape bone during oral surgery. Clinically, they’re used for procedures like implant site prep, tooth extraction, sinus lifts, and bone grafting by mechanically fragmenting tissue at high frequency.
Hand-held electric massagers are portable devices with vibrating heads or pads that are manually moved across the body to provide therapeutic benefits. They are commonly used to alleviate muscle tension, reduce arthritic pain, and improve joint mobility in both home and healthcare settings.
Femur/tibia shaft prostheses are long-stemmed implants used to replace the central shaft of the femur or tibia after surgical removal due to conditions like bone tumors. These devices provide structural support and stability, often serving as a bridge between a stem prosthesis (near the joint) and an extension (near the bone’s end), ensuring proper alignment and load-bearing function during recovery or reconstruction.
Sacroiliac joint transarticular fixation/arthrodesis implantation kits are surgical tool sets designed for minimally invasive procedures that stabilize the sacroiliac joint by fusing it. These kits include specialized instruments like depth gauges, drill sleeves, and impactors to prepare the joint site and secure fixation hardware, though the actual implant is not part of the kit.
A cadaveric pulmonary artery bioprosthesis is a surgically implanted heart valve or conduit made from human donor tissue. It is used during open-heart procedures to repair or rebuild the right ventricular outflow tract when it is damaged or diseased, restoring proper blood flow from the heart.
A reusable scalpel is a manual surgical tool designed for cutting or dissecting tissue during procedures. Its one-piece construction—combining handle and blade—allows surgeons to perform precise incisions with direct control, typically crafted from durable stainless steel alloys.
Stationary intraoral digital dental X-ray systems are fixed imaging devices used in dental offices to capture detailed images of teeth, jaws, and oral structures. They employ digital sensors to convert X-ray absorption patterns into high-resolution images, enabling precise diagnosis and treatment planning for dental conditions like cavities, gum disease, or oral surgery preparation.
Dental material application tools are single-use instruments designed to help dentists or dental hygienists place restorative materials like amalgam or resin onto a patient’s tooth. The tool features a handle with an attached tip or brush that holds the material, allowing precise application without the need for syringes or pistol-style dispensers.
Dental restoration carvers for resin are handheld tools designed to shape and refine dental fillings made from composite resin or acrylic. Clinicians use them intraorally to cut, smooth, and sculpt restoration surfaces, ensuring proper anatomical form and a polished finish before curing.
Invasive breast implant sizers are single-use devices placed in a surgically-prepared mammary pocket during breast augmentation procedures to help determine the appropriate size and shape of breast implant needed. These devices provide surgeons with a realistic preview of how the final implant will look and feel in the patient's body.
Medical device disinfection agents are chemical solutions designed to eliminate or control harmful microorganisms on medical equipment, surfaces, and instruments. They are used in healthcare settings to maintain cleanliness and prevent cross-contamination before reprocessing or sterilization, often in liquid, aerosol, powder, or tablet form.
HLA class I & II antigen tissue typing IVD kits use multiplex methods to detect specific human leukocyte antigen markers in clinical samples. These devices help identify genetic variations critical for organ transplantation compatibility, immune response studies, and disease research, ensuring safer and more effective medical procedures.
A polysomnograph is a specialized medical device that records various physiological signals from patients during sleep to evaluate sleep disorders such as insomnia, snoring, or sleep apnea. It typically captures data including brain activity, heart function, breathing patterns, and oxygen levels to help diagnose sleep-related conditions.
An air-conduction hearing aid acoustic tube is a flexible, reusable tube that connects a behind-the-ear hearing aid to an earmold, allowing sound to travel directly to the ear. These tubes are made from soft synthetic materials to ensure comfort and proper sound transmission while fitting securely within the ear canal.
An elbow orthosis is a wearable brace designed to stabilize, protect, or correct the elbow joint, often used after injuries, surgery, or to manage conditions like arthritis or tendonitis. These devices help maintain proper alignment, reduce pain, and support recovery by limiting motion when needed while allowing controlled movement for daily activities.
A surgical A/V-shaped microvessel clamp is a handheld instrument used to temporarily occlude small blood vessels or tubular structures during procedures like anastomosis. Its A-/V-shaped design allows surgeons to slide the vessel into the clamp’s opening, compressing it at the apex to control bleeding or isolate the vessel before suturing.
Ceramic-on-polyethylene total hip prostheses are artificial joint replacements designed to restore function and relieve pain in damaged or diseased hip joints, such as those affected by arthritis or trauma. The device consists of a ceramic femoral head paired with a polyethylene acetabular cup, mimicking the natural ball-and-socket mechanics of the hip while reducing friction and wear compared to metal-on-polyethylene alternatives.
Dental suction systems are designed to remove fluids like saliva, blood, and debris from the mouth during dental procedures, ensuring a clear and safe workspace for clinicians. They are essential in surgeries, cleanings, and orthodontic treatments, helping to maintain hygiene and visibility for precise work.
Orthodontic extraoral headgear is an external device used in braces treatment to apply controlled pressure to teeth or jaws from outside the mouth. It helps guide jaw growth, correct misalignment, or reduce excessive tooth protrusion by using straps and bows that connect to intraoral appliances.
A coated femoral stem prosthesis is a one-piece implant used in total hip replacement surgery to replace the damaged femoral neck. The coating—often porous or made of materials like hydroxyapatite—helps secure the implant by encouraging bone to grow into it, improving stability and longevity after surgery.
A dental implant holding endpiece is a reusable attachment designed to secure and drive dental implants into the jawbone. Clinically, it connects to a manual or power-driven screwdriver, enabling precise placement of orthodontic screws or similar fixtures during surgical procedures.
A nephrostomy catheter is a flexible, sterile tube inserted through the skin into the kidney to drain urine from the upper urinary tract. Clinically, it is used to relieve blockages, manage obstructions, or facilitate procedures like stone removal, dilation of strictures, or perfusion with dissolving agents for kidney stones.
A bone marrow biopsy needle is a sterile, single-use instrument used to extract small samples of bone marrow for diagnostic testing. Clinically, it helps diagnose conditions like blood disorders, infections, or cancers by providing tissue for microscopic examination, typically from the hip or iliac crest.
An electroencephalograph (EEG) is a medical device that records the brain’s electrical activity through electrodes placed on the scalp, producing a visual graph (electroencephalogram) to diagnose neurological and psychiatric conditions. Clinically, it helps identify seizures, sleep disorders, brain tumors, or abnormalities like epilepsy by analyzing patterns in brainwave signals in real time or for later review.
Nasal cartilage support implants are non-bioabsorbable devices placed under the skin of the nose to enhance or correct its shape and function. They provide structural reinforcement to the nasal cartilage, helping restore or improve both appearance and breathing efficiency in patients.
Nylon suture, non-bioabsorbable, multifilament refers to synthetic threads made from multiple nylon strands used to close soft-tissue wounds or ligate tissues. These sutures provide temporary wound support during healing and are designed for single-use applications, often paired with needles or other disposable aids for easier placement.
Spinal bone set screws are small, threaded metal implants designed to secure spinal fixation hardware internally. They are inserted into the proximal end of spinal screws, rods, or connectors to stabilize the spine during surgical procedures, often for treating conditions like scoliosis or spinal deformities.
A reusable suction cannula is a rigid or semi-rigid tube used during surgery to remove blood, fluids, and tissue debris from the surgical site. These devices are connected to a suction system and are designed for general surgical procedures, though some may be paired with specialized handpieces for targeted use.
Wound-nonadherent dressings are permeable, single-use coverings designed to protect wounds while preventing adhesion to the wound bed. Their porous structure allows fluids to drain from the wound while keeping it moist, reducing trauma during removal and promoting healing for chronic wounds, surgical incisions, burns, or minor skin injuries.
An overbed table is a portable, adjustable table positioned beside a patient’s bed to create a stable surface for meals, reading, or writing while lying down. Its lightweight design and mobility allow caregivers to easily reposition it for comfort and accessibility, supporting activities of daily living without requiring the patient to sit up.
Surgical implant handling forceps are reusable, metal-handled instruments designed to securely grasp and position surgical implants during procedures. They are used in orthopaedic, plastic, and general surgery to manipulate devices like joint prostheses, breast implants, or mesh without directly engaging tissue.
Arthroscopic shaver system blades are disposable cutting tools used in joint surgeries like knee, shoulder, or ankle procedures. They attach to powered handpieces to precisely resect bone or soft tissue during minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery.
A femoral neck fixation plate/sleeve is an orthopedic implant used to stabilize fractures in the proximal femur, particularly around the femoral neck or trochanteric region. It consists of a rigid plate with a proximal sleeve that accommodates a sliding screw or hook pin, allowing controlled compression to align and secure the broken bone fragments during healing.
Wire cutters are heavy-duty, hand-held surgical tools designed to cut orthopedic wires, cerclages, and small pins or bolts during procedures like fracture fixation or joint stabilization. Their sturdy stainless steel construction and scissor-like lever action provide precise, controlled cutting for delicate or high-stress applications in the operating room.