Jackson Pratt Drain JP Drain

Category Surgical Drainage Typical Use Provide closed suction drainage of postoperative fluid collections. Description A soft silicone drain connected to a compressible bulb reservoir that creates gentle negative pressure to evacuate serous fluid, blood, or exudate from surgical sites, reducing hematoma and seroma formation and facilitating wound healing. JP drains are commonly used after abdominal, … Read more

Fetal Scalp Electrode

Category Obstetrics Monitoring Typical Use Direct fetal heart rate monitoring when external signals are inadequate. Description A small spiral electrode applied to the fetal scalp through the cervix to obtain a direct electrocardiographic fetal heart rate signal when external Doppler monitoring is unreliable, such as in maternal obesity, excessive fetal movement, or during labor with … Read more

Surgical Mallet

Category Orthopedic Surgery Typical Use Deliver controlled force to osteotomes or implants. Description A hammer like instrument used to deliver measured force to osteotomes, chisels, or implants during orthopedic and dental procedures, enabling controlled bone manipulation and implant seating. Mallet design balances weight and handle ergonomics to provide predictable impact while minimizing surgeon fatigue and … Read more

Microvascular Needle

Category Microsurgery Suturing Typical Use Suture small caliber vessels and nerves with minimal trauma. Description Ultra fine, curved needles designed for microvascular anastomosis that allow precise needle passage through delicate vessel walls while minimizing tissue crush and facilitating secure, watertight sutures.

Enteral Feeding Pump

Category Nutrition Supportive Care Typical Use Deliver precise enteral nutrition via feeding tubes. Description A programmable pump that administers liquid nutrition formulas through nasogastric, nasoenteric, or percutaneous gastrostomy jejunostomy tubes at controlled rates and volumes to meet caloric and fluid needs in hospitalized and homebound patients. Enteral pumps support continuous, intermittent, or bolus feeding regimens … Read more