Information About Radiology
Category Therapeutic Typical Use Cut, ablate, or coagulate tissue with focused light energy. Description A device that emits concentrated light energy at specific wavelengths to cut, vaporize, or coagulate tissue with high precision, used across specialties including ophthalmology, ENT, dermatology, and general surgery for procedures such as tumor ablation, vascular lesion treatment, and delicate microsurgery. … Read more
Category Mechanical Circulatory Respiratory Support Typical Use Provide prolonged cardiopulmonary support for severe respiratory or cardiac failure. Description A complex extracorporeal circuit comprising cannulas, pump, oxygenator, heat exchanger, and monitoring components that temporarily replaces or supports heart and lung function in patients with refractory respiratory failure, cardiogenic shock, or during high risk procedures. ECMO requires … Read more
Category Analgesia Delivery Typical Use Deliver controlled epidural analgesic infusions. Description A programmable pump that administers continuous or patient controlled epidural infusions through an epidural catheter, allowing titration of analgesia for labor, postoperative pain, or chronic pain management with safety features to limit dose and detect occlusions.
Category Laboratory Microbiology Typical Use Maintain oxygen free environment for culture of obligate anaerobes and sensitive reactions. Description A sealed chamber with glove ports that allows manipulation of materials in a controlled atmosphere e.g., nitrogen, hydrogen free of oxygen and moisture, enabling culture of obligate anaerobic organisms, handling of oxygen sensitive reagents, and specialized synthetic … Read more
Category Microbiology Laboratory Typical Use Detect microbial growth in blood culture bottles and alert laboratory staff. Description An automated incubator and detection platform that continuously monitors blood culture bottles for microbial growth using CO2 or other metabolic indicators, providing early detection and automated alerts to accelerate organism identification and susceptibility testing workflows. Rapid detection shortens … Read more
Category Neurosurgery Monitoring Typical Use Monitor neural pathways to reduce risk of iatrogenic injury during surgery. Description A multimodal platform that records somatosensory evoked potentials, motor evoked potentials, electromyography, and cranial nerve function in real time to alert surgical teams to potential compromise of neural structures during spine, brain, and skull base procedures. IONM requires … Read more
Category Microsurgery Plastic Surgery Typical Use Perform delicate anastomoses of small vessels and nerves under magnification. Description Fine, precision instruments including micro forceps, needle holders, and scissors designed for microsurgical procedures such as free tissue transfer, replantation, and vascular bypass, enabling suturing of vessels and nerves measured in millimeters under operating microscopes. Microsurgical technique demands … Read more
Category Endoscopy Therapeutic Typical Use Capture and remove foreign bodies, stones, or polyps during endoscopy. Description A wire basket that can be opened and closed through an endoscope channel to ensnare and extract objects such as biliary stones, gastric foreign bodies, or migrated stents, enabling minimally invasive resolution of obstructive or symptomatic conditions. Basket selection … Read more
Category Monitoring Neonatology Typical Use Measure oxygen saturation and pulse rate in neonates. Description A small, soft probe designed for neonatal skin that provides continuous SpO2 and pulse monitoring with minimal pressure injury risk and accurate readings in low perfusion states when properly positioned and secured.
Category Interventional Cardiology Endovascular Typical Use Provide support and conduit for diagnostic and therapeutic catheters during vascular interventions. Description A rigid or semi rigid catheter advanced from an access site to the target vessel ostium to provide stable support and a working channel for guidewires, microcatheters, and devices during coronary, peripheral, or neurovascular interventions. Guide … Read more