Information About Radiology
Category Nuclear Medicine Imaging Typical Use Acquire myocardial perfusion images for ischemia and viability assessment. Description A gamma camera or PET scanner that detects radiotracer distribution in the myocardium to evaluate perfusion, ischemia, and viability, integrated with stress protocols and quantitative software for diagnostic interpretation.
Category Radiology Screening Typical Use Acquire high resolution breast images for cancer screening and diagnosis. Description A dedicated X ray system optimized for breast compression and digital image acquisition that supports screening and diagnostic mammography with tomosynthesis options to improve lesion detection and characterization.
Category Anesthesia Monitoring Typical Use Monitor ECG, SpO2, NIBP, and EtCO2 in remote or procedural locations. Description A compact multi parameter monitor that provides essential physiologic monitoring during sedation, transport, or remote anesthesia care with battery operation and alarm capabilities to maintain patient safety outside the main OR.
Category Diagnostic Imaging Typical Use Obtain radiographs at bedside or in OR. Description Mobile radiography systems that allow acquisition of chest, extremity, and intraoperative radiographs at the bedside, in emergency settings, or in operating rooms where patient transport is impractical or risky. Portable X ray units provide rapid imaging for line placement confirmation, fracture assessment, … Read more
Category Spinal Surgery Typical Use Stabilize lamina after decompression to preserve posterior elements. Description Implantable devices and instruments used to approximate and secure laminar edges following laminectomy, aiming to maintain spinal stability and reduce postoperative deformity; systems include plates, hooks, and specialized screws tailored to spinal anatomy.
Category Surgical Procedural Typical Use Scrape tissue from cavities or lesions. Description A spoon shaped instrument used to scrape or debride tissue from body cavities, lesions, or wounds, commonly employed in gynecology for uterine curettage, in dermatology for lesion removal, and in ENT for ear canal cleaning. Curettage allows targeted removal of abnormal tissue for … Read more
Category Proctology Typical Use Examine rectum and distal colon. Description A longer rigid instrument than an anoscope used to inspect the rectum and distal sigmoid colon, enabling diagnosis and minor procedures such as biopsy, polypectomy, or foreign body removal in the distal colon. Proctoscopy is used in evaluation of rectal bleeding, pain, and suspected distal … Read more
Category Neonatology Respiratory Typical Use Mix oxygen and air to deliver precise FiO2 to neonates. Description A device that blends medical air and oxygen to provide adjustable fractional inspired oxygen concentrations for neonatal respiratory support, essential for titrating oxygen therapy and reducing oxygen toxicity risk.
Category Neurosurgical Monitoring Typical Use Measure intracranial pressure continuously in traumatic brain injury and hydrocephalus. Description Devices such as intraparenchymal transducers, external ventricular drains with pressure transducers, or subdural sensors that provide continuous numeric and waveform data on intracranial pressure to guide management of elevated intracranial pressure, cerebral perfusion optimization, and therapeutic interventions in traumatic … Read more
Category Mechanical Circulatory Respiratory Support Typical Use Provide mobile extracorporeal life support for transport and bedside use. Description A compact ECMO pump and oxygenator system designed for interfacility transport and bedside initiation of extracorporeal support, integrating monitoring and safety features for temporary cardiopulmonary support in severe respiratory or cardiac failure.