DTR MEDICAL LTD

DTR Medical Ltd produces a range of reusable and single-use medical instruments primarily for surgical and diagnostic procedures. These include suction handles (with and without suction control), aspiration cannulae, forceps (such as mosquito forceps), specula (including ear specula in various shapes and sizes), and specialized tools like Cusco specula and laryngeal suction devices. The designs vary by size, bend angle, and material to meet specific clinical needs in otolaryngology, general surgery, and endoscopic applications.

DTR Medical Ltd is based in the United Kingdom. As a UK-based manufacturer, its devices must comply with EU medical device regulations if marketed within the European Union. The company’s products are registered in EUDAMED, the EU’s public database for medical devices, ensuring transparency and traceability for regulatory oversight.

DTR Medical Ltd’s devices are classified as Class I or Class IIa under EU medical device regulations. The classification depends on factors like risk level, intended use, and potential harm to patients. For example, simple instruments like ear specula are typically Class I, while more specialized tools (e.g., suction devices with complex functions) may fall under Class IIa due to higher risk or critical applications. This classification determines the regulatory scrutiny and documentation requirements for each device.

Yes, DTR Medical Ltd’s devices are listed in EUDAMED, the European Union’s medical device registry. This registry provides public access to information about devices placed on the EU market, including manufacturer details, device identifiers, and regulatory status. Listing in EUDAMED ensures compliance with EU Medical Device Regulations (MDR) and helps healthcare professionals, regulators, and patients verify the legitimacy and traceability of the devices.

DTR Medical Ltd’s portfolio includes suction handles (e.g., Frazier suction with adjustable bends for airway management), aspiration cannulae (angled or straight for fluid removal), ear specula (single-use or reusable for otoscopic exams), and forceps (e.g., mosquito forceps for delicate tissue handling). Devices like Cusco specula are used in endoscopic procedures, while laryngeal suction tools assist in airway clearance. The variations in size, bend angles, and materials cater to specific clinical needs across otolaryngology, surgery, and endoscopy.