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Services: Requests: Additional Features: | Surgery Air-supplying and/or filtering respirators worn to protect from airborne particle/gas inhalation. Devices that filter environmental air for the protection of the wearer. Airborne particles and/or various gases are filtered to prevent wearer from contamination. Self contained devices include air source, or devices that can be connected to an external source of compressed air.  Flexible endoscopic device designed for viewing blood vessels. Flexible endoscope intended for viewing blood vessels, usually used by surgeons for operations inside the vessels.  Electrosurgical units capable of delivering argon gas for coagulation purposes. Argon gas delivery systems on mobile carts. These units can be connected to electrosurgical units that perform both monopolar and bipolar (without use of argon) functions. Gas and electric current can be delivered simultaneously. Argon enhanced electrosurgical units are used for coagulation of large surfaces, in a rapid and uniform manner.  Internal visual evaluation of joints, especially during surgery. Arthroscopes have a rigid external casing, a working channel for catheters and other working devices, and a lighting system. They are inserted into a joint to allow visual evaluation, as well as biopsy and treatment of lesions if necessary. A television camera electronically transmits images for display and video recording.  Artificial replacement for cardiac valve. Synthetic replacements for cardiac valves. These prostheses are available in different materials and configurations (caged ball, tilting disk, and leaflet), depending on type of valve to be replaced, and patient characteristics.  Suction of liquid or gas build-up from pleural space. Portable device for suction removal of gas and liquid build-up from pleural space. These self-contained units include high/low volume pump,multiple container and water seal collection system, and pressure gauge. Two separate chest tubes inserted surgically, remove liquids and gases into drainage tubes after thoracic surgery, pneumothoracic wounds, chest trauma, etc.  Suction of blood, fluid, and other material during surgery. Deep vacuum suction for removal of large quantities of blood, fluid, and other material during surgery.  Ultrasonic irrigation/suction system for soft tissue removal from body. Suction devices for surgical procedures involving tumors, cysts, or lesions that require cutting, coagulating, and removal of soft tissue or high water content growths from the body. These high-frequency, mechanical ultrasonic vibration with irrigation/suction systems are also used for surgical procedures where use of blades may cause damage to surrounding tissue.  Blood bank refrigerators. Blood bank refrigerators with temperature control and safety features for accurate temperature maintenance, for storage of whole blood, blood components, and reagents.  Blood testing devices for use at Point-Of-Care. Point-of-Care analyzers for clinical testing. These analyzers take less time than laboratory testing. Time elapsed from test order to physician review of results is less than 5 minutes as opposed to central laboratory testing which can take from 20 minutes to over one hour.  Bedside blood gas monitor designed to continuously measure and display the particle pressure of CO2 and/or O2 gases in the blood. Bedside blood gas monitor designed to continuously measure and display the particle pressure of CO2 and/or O2 gases in the blood.  Automatic electronic non-invasive blood-pressure meters and monitors, also other non-invasive parameters. Automatic electronic non-invasive blood-pressure meters and monitors, also other non-invasive parameters. The other parameters may be: pulsed oximetry, temperature, surface temperature, etc. the combinations of selected parameters may differ from one manufacturer to another.  Special scales for measuring blood and blood mixtures. This device can either be used for preparation of blood solutions, or for evaluating blood loss during surgical procedures.  Units designed for warming blood products and IV solutions. Units for warming blood products and IV solutions before infusion, using a heat exchanger. Usually they are attached to the IV pole. Some are used for irrigation solutions used in endoscopies.  Biopsy units, some mammographic, used to take samples from breast tissue for testing. These systems can either stand alone, or be mounted onto mammographic radiography unit. Some include a computerized system to communicate lesion coordinates for guiding the needle.  Bedside monitors for continuous measurement of carbon dioxide and/or oxygen. Continuous measurement of partial pressure of carbon dioxide and/or oxygen at skin surface. These bedside monitors may use two separate electrodes or one combined sensor. This combined sensor includes a modified pH electrode, an O2 cathode and heated reference electrode, a membrane and an electrolyte in a shielded container. Some monitors have a third electrode to measure blood pH.  Lesion generators using low-end radio frequency currents (below 500 kHz). Lesion generators use a low end radio frequency current that is used for selectively removing tissues. This technique removes pain-carrying nerve fibers, and is used for treating trigeminal neuralgia, and severe lower back and leg pain. They can also be used in certain brain operations (for pain management in cancer patients), and in RF catheter ablation for certain cardiac arrhythmias triggered by bioelectric signals.  Cath lab monitoring/recording system. A system for monitoring and recording during cardiac catheterization procedures. It is used to determine pressures in the heart chambers and great vessels, by amplifying and recording invasive and non-invasive signals including intracardiac electrodes, and blood pressure transducers.. This data enables calculation of many cardiac parameters, to identify pathological conditions, including heart and vascular functions,aorta, vena cava, and shunts flow and pressure, as well as size and severity of lesions.  Device using indicator dilution technique to measure blood flow from heart. A device using indicator dilution technique ( thermodilution) to measure blood flow from the heart. Cardiac output units use a balloon tipped, flow directed catheter with a thermistor placed in the right side of the heart. Output flow is measured. The thermistor signal is processed, and a thermal dilution curve is displayed from which various hemodynamic parameters can be determined.  A special delivery system of solution which stops the contractions of the heart. A special delivery system of solution which stops the contractions of the heart.  Angiographic and special-procedure R/F imaging systems (fluoroscopy), including cardiovascular and cardiac catheterization. X-ray fluoroscopic angiography (both diagnostic and interventional) is the most widely used vascular imaging system. Integrated R/F units utilizing video/movie camera equipment, digital recording devices, as well as the patient table. This equipment is suitable for performing the evaluation and treatment of cardiac catheterization (Cath Lab) and for other cardiovascular diseases. It provides real-time images of blood flow and vascular activity for diagnosis or during surgical procedures.  The Electrocautery units are used to stop bleeding by means of heat. The Line-Powered Electrocautery Units are used for the electro cauterization (or electrocautery) in surgery to burn and seal blood vessels to stop bleeding, and to remove unwanted or harmful tissue. The electro cauterization is achieved by using a small probe with a heated tip, or a tip that uses an electric current running through it, to burn or destroy the tissue.  Autotransfusion units for blood processing.  Bedside carbon dioxide respiratory monitors. Mainstream or sidestream measuring of carbon dioxide partial pressure in exhaled breath. Respiratory bedside carbon dioxide monitors are used during anesthesia, for detection of ventilator dysfunction, to verify placement of endotracheal tubes, and for use during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The device`s sensor includes an infrared light source, optical filter, reference and sample chambers, and detector. Most monitors measure end-tidal carbon dioxide concentration, some are computerized.  A device for compression fractures management. A device for compression fracture management. This category of equipment includes various apparatus and gadgets which can assist the physician during the treatment of vertebrae.  Image-guided systems used for stereotactic surgical procedures and preoperative information. A system used for image-guided surgery, for stereotactic surgical procedures such as frameless cranial and spinal neurosurgery, endoscopic sinus surgery, and orthopedic surgery. The image-guided surgery system uses diagnostic imaging modalities (CT, MRI) together with localization/digitization techniques. Surgeons view displayed images of the system`s probe in relation to patient anatomy, for preoperative surgery planning, and for interactive guidance during surgery.  A system which is intended to set various operating devices in the pre-selected default parameters. A system which is intended to set various operating devices in the pre-selected default parameters. The assumption is that the operating room equipment is used by several surgeons, each of whom has his own preferences regarding the settings of the different equipment units. By using a personal key (e.g. smart card, disk-on-key, password) the control system recognizes the surgeon and automatically pre-sets the equipment into the preferred settings.  Endoscopes for urinary tract procedures. Cystoscopes used to remove or crush stones, and treatment of urethral and urinary bladder lesions, as well as for examination and biopsy purposes.  Systems for collecting and processing data from devices used in anesthesia. A computerized system for anesthesia data management, in real-time and off-line applications. Both clinical and administrative information is provided. Data from devices used in anesthesia is collected, enabling physicians to manage prognosis and treatment, while establishing patient`s physiological status, and parameters of anesthesia machines.  Dental devices designed to simulate the movement of the
upper and lower jaw. Maxillary and mandibular casts are usually attached to the articulator. The articulator elements determine the degree and limit of articulator movement, as well as the capability of the articulator to closely simulate the movement of the mandible. Used for dental restorative procedures, modeling and diagnosis, determining the position of an artificial dental prosthesis to obtain the best placement.  This is cuff-based device for performing the ankle-brachial index (ABI). The device calculates the ratio between the blood pressure in the lower leg and the blood pressure in the arms.  Digital cameras which can be inserted over the eye piece or instead of it, and produce high quality digital images. The camera replaces the human eye and enables an electronic standard image of medical observations, such as microscopy, operational microscopy, endoscopy, ophthalmology etc.  Graphic recording of brain electrical activity. A device which transmits electric signals from brain onto a recorder which reproduces their characteristics on an electroencephalogram. Can be used for localizing tumors or lesions on or near brain surface, also for studying various neurological conditions, and to assist in evaluating psychiatric disorders.  Various electrical devices, such as mattresses or blankets, intended for direct fast heating of the patient. Usually, an electrical heating element is embedded in a flexible sheet, carefully protected from over heating by reliable thermostat systems.  Intracorporeal lithotripters using plasma-induced shockwaves for fragmentation. Intracorporeal lithotripters that use a generator-powered probe which is irrigated by saline while it fires energy pulses at the stone. The resulting plasma bubble causes a hydraulic wave. This fragments the stones, which can then be removed.  Monopolar and bipolar electrosurgical devices. Monopolar and bipolar units for electrosurgery. In monopolar units an active cable and electrode is used to deliver a high-frequency current to the patient, which returns to the unit using a dispersive electrode. In bipolar units the two tips of forceps or scissors are used as the active and dispersive leads. Bipolar electrosurgery is mainly used for coagulation of fine tissue .  A device for testing the proper function of electrosurgical units. A device for testing the proper function of electrosurgical units. This device simulates the electrical load for the ESU and analyzes the waveforms and electrical parameters associated with the output and the safety of the ESUs.  Carts with appropriate features for emergency cardiopulmonary resuscitation procedures. Carts with appropriate features for storage and transportation, used for emergency cardiopulmonary resuscitation procedures. These carts are usually pre-stocked and ready for use, located strategically throughout the hospital for use by emergency medical team. They include defibrillator, ECG monitor, pulmonary resuscitator, oxygen reservoir, backboard for external cardiac compression, as well as surgical supplies and drugs.  Classic EMG units, and equipment for testing the evoked potential response. EMG equipment is used to assess muscular function, nerve conduction and reflexes. EP equipment measures and records electrical signals from brain in response to audio, visual, or somatosensory stimuli. This information is used together with other clinical information to assess brain sensory functions. Modern equipment is usually designed for both tasks.  Therapy systems for vein occlusion using radiofrequency or Varicose Vein Ablation by laser. Devices using radiofrequency for non-invasive vein occlusion in venous diseases. RF generators and catheters with electrodes are used to heat the vein walls to contract and shorten them. Or, Varicose Vein Treatment Ablation Systems use laser energy for the ablation of the varicose veins. They enable minimally-invasive laser treatment for patients with superficial vein reflux of the greater saphenous vein.  Ethylene Oxide sterilizing units. Ethylene oxide sterilizing units, with strict controls defining gas concentration,temperature, and relative humidity.  Extracorporeal lithotripters for kidney stones. Third generation extracorporeal lithotripters use focused shock waves generated using a pressurized water-filled cylinder. This noninvasive treatment causes disintegration of kidney stones into small bits that are passed out of the body in the urine.  Enteral feeding pumps. Pumps designed to deliver feeding solutions through temporary or surgically implanted feeding tubes. They control flow of liquid feeding solutions using a rotary peristaltic pump or linear peristaltic pump. They have a memory function for different settings, as well as audio/visual alarms to warn of flow changes or malfunctions.  Isotope activity detector monitor. Isotope activity detector monitor. The detector and the monitor are intended to navigate radioactive sites in the body for navigating purposes.  Bedside units that continuously monitor and display PgCO2 values of GI tissues. Bedside units for continuous monitoring and display of PgCO2 values of gastrointestinal tissue. These bedside external monitors measure samples that are automatically taken from a nasogastric catheter. Portable gas system analyzers for halogenated compounds. Portable analyzers used to measure and display concentrations of halogenated compounds, in some cases also for nitrous oxide compounds. They are used to check anesthesia unit vaporizer accuracy at the gas outlet, and for gas leaks that could potentially affect personnel.These analyzers are based either on optical interferometer or on an infrared spectrophotometer.  A system which includes a high-frequency generator driving a hand-piece with a vibrating knife, for tissue cutting and coagulation in surgery. A system which includes a high-frequency generator driving a hand-piece with a vibrating knife, for tissue cutting and coagulation in surgery. This surgical unit uses ultrasound energy with it`s heating effect to cut and coagulate targeted tissue allowing for proper hemostasis with no significant damage to vessels up to 3 millimeters in diameter. This definition relates to complete systems or separate generators and separate knife hand-pieces.  High resolution monitors intended for use with various medical imaging techniques. High resolution monitors able to re-produce high resolution images of various medical modalities, e.g. CT, MRI, Angiography. In most cases the monitors will reproduce high fidelity images of picture data, of 1M pixels or more.  Adjustable electrically controlled bed. Electrically controlled adjustable beds with moveable siderails. Patient and staff can control mattress positions and elevations, in three different sections independantly for varied patient positions including Trendelburg.  Units for heating or cooling of the body or of a localized area. A machine which circulates warm or cold fluid (e.g. water) through a special mattress, blanket or pads. The temperature and the flow of the fluid is electronically monitored and controlled, to keep the body temperature in a preset range. Safety foolproof measures are embedded in the system.  A self standing device for the production of ice flakes or cubes. A self standing device for the production of ice flakes or cubes. These stand alone units produce either cubes or crushed ice, and store a specific amount of the ice produced in a refrigerated cabin. Often found in the operation theatre and the ICU environment.  Blood transfusion ID systems for patients, samples and blood packs. Patient ID`s, sample and blood packs labeling system designed to prevent errors or mistakes in patient identification and confirmation in matching of samples in blood transfusions.  Battery operated defibrillators for continuous monitoring and prompt corrective cardioversion. Defibrillators for continuous monitoring of cardiac rhythm, and identification of ventricular tachycardia or fibrillation. These battery operated and implantable ICD`s are designed to deliver corrective cardioversion or defibrillatory charges as necessary. Antitachycardia and/or bradycardia pacing is possible with some devices.  This device is used for treating of bleeding hemorrhoids by means of heat. This device is used for treating of bleeding hemorrhoids by means of heat. It uses a probe which emits IR energy into the hemorrhoid tissue, exposing it to a burst of infrared light for a short period of time (about 500-1500 ms). The coagulation of the veins above the hemorrhoid causes it to shrink and diminish. The procedure is generally painless, though the patient might feel a short sensation of heat.  Infusion pumps for general-purpose liquid delivery. General purpose infusion pumps are used in hospitals, health-care facilities, and in some instances in emergency medical service vehicles. They are used to deliver liquids for therapeutic and/or diagnostic purposes, through IV or epidurally. Some pumps are multi-channel with two or more channels.  Surgical supply carts for sterile/contaminated material. Open or closed surgical supply carts, to transport sterile supplies to operating room, and to transport out contaminated supplies. These carts are designed for easy cleaning, loading, and unloading.  Compression devices, intermittent or sequential, for treatment of poor circulation. For clinical or home use, devices using intermittent or sequential compression for prevention of DVT and/or treatment of lymphedema. Accessories to IC and SC devices include pneumatic and antiembolic stockings, and pneumatic compression boots.  Units producing mechanical counterpulsation to assist cardiovascular functioning during heart failure. Devices used to improve cardiovascular functioning during life-threatening situations involving cardiac failure. They increase coronary and cerebral blood flow by producing mechanical counterpulsation. An inflatable balloon catheter is placed in the aorta. Automated inflation and deflation of the balloon is synchronized with cardiac cycle, regulated by an external pneumatic system. Physiological parameters of the patient are monitored, as well as balloon pressure and volume. Blood is forced towards the heart during diastolic phase.  Intracorporeal lithotripters with a mechanical, pneumatic, or hydraulic- powered probe. Intracorporeal lithotripters for kidney stone fragmentation. A probe with a vibrating metal end cap is powered by an electrohydraulic or pneumatic generator. The probe is placed directly on the stone. The metal end cap strikes the stone, and its vibrations cause the stone to fragment.  Ultrasonic scanning systems for intravascular analysis (IntraVascular UltraSound). Ultrasonic scanning systems using high frequency miniature transducers mounted on a catheter, for intravascular use. The system produces cross-sectional vessel imaging as well as Doppler flow measurements. Main applications in cardiology and vascular surgery.  Endoscopes for observation and treatment ( e.g. percutaneous insertion through abdominal wall). Two different types of laparoscopes are available, one for viewing (diagnostic), and another for surgery. The endoscopes are inserted into the body, with imaging systems for examination or performing surgical procedures. They use a relayed lens, optics, or fiberoptic light system for illumination and imaging. Most have camera heads for external display, documentation, and image processing. These endoscopes use fiberoptic light systems or relayed lens optics for illumination and imaging during procedures, usually within the abdominal cavities.  A laparoscopic trainer with a built-in endoscopic camera and monitor system, for developing hand eye coordination, providing experience using laparoscopic instruments, and improving laparoscopic techniques and skills. A laparoscopic trainer with a built-in endoscopic camera and monitor system, for developing hand eye coordination, providing experience using laparoscopic instruments, and improving laparoscopic techniques and skills. Using these trainers allows testing cognitive, surgical decision-making and technical skills. The device permits practicing surgical techniques that closely simulate actual surgical situations by capturing the surgical work area on a self-contained video camera or digital imaging device and transmitting the captured image to a monitor or computer, allowing the surgical technique to be viewed remotely as well as permitting the procedure to be recorded, viewed and critiqued later.  Endoscopes intended for insertion into nasal/larynx cavity. Rigid or flexible nasolaryngoscope with an illumination system are intended for insertion into the nasal/larynx cavity. They are used to treat larynx and nasal cavity lesions, as well as for observation and biopsy procedures.  Carbon dioxide lasers for use in general surgery and dermatology. Surgical carbon dioxide lasers are used in microscopic surgery,macroscopic surgery, endoscopic and laparoscopic procedures, as well as in general surgery and dermatology. They are used to make surgical incisions, to cut and vaporize deeper tissues, and for coagulation of small vessels.  Diode lasers for photodynamic therapy, cutting, vaporizing and coagulating tissues. Diode lasers used for photodynamic therapy. Tissue ablation is performed by a combination of light, sensitizers, and tissue oxygen destruction that create a non-thermal phototoxic effect. For use in open, laparoscopic, and endoscopic surgery. The laser energy penetrates deep tissue and causes photocoagulation of blood vessels at low power densities, and vaporization of tumors at high power densities.  Surgical Nd:YAG lasers for laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures. Lasers that are mainly used for cutting, excising, vaporizing, and coagulation of deep tissue. The laser energy of the Nd:YAG penetrates and is absorbed into a large body of deep tissue. This leads to photocoagulation of blood vessels at low power densities, and vaporization of tumors at high power.  Solid-state Ho:YAG lasers with the doping element HO. HO:YAG lasers emit energy near the absorption peak of water, so they can cut or ablate tissue with moderate hemostasis, minimal charring, and a thin zone of necrosis. These lasers belong to a group of solid-state lasers containing the doping element HO. They are used in hospitals and outpatient facilities for various surgical applications.  Intracorporeal lithotripters using laser energy. Intracorporeal lithotripters using laser energy delivered through an optical fiber placed in contact with the stones. Stone fragmentation can be caused in two ways : The energy released by laser activation produces a plasma bubble that fragments the stone. The laser energy released can also be absorbed by the stone, causing it to vaporize and fragment. The stone fragments usually pass through the urinary tract. The laser medium used is either a crystalline solid or an organic dye solution.  Devices used for reducing accumulated fat. Such devices can be based on several techniques such as massage equipment, liposuction, and combined liposuction with ultrasonic emulsification or laser melting. There is a lot of interest today in lipo reduction treatments. There are basically 2 approaches: One is an extracorporeal treatment, by applying pre selected frequency vibrations to the area of the accumulated fat. The other is a surgical method, performing lipo suction by a vacuum device (which can be accompanied by ultrasonic fat fragmentation, emulsification with irrigated water, and finally the suction). For small areas, laser equipment may be used to melt the fat so it can be sucked by the vacuum device. Ultrasound lipoplasty systems deliver a continues or pulsed waveform designed to emulsify adipose tissue. Soft tissues are fragmented by delivering US waves that deliver high intensity energy, which maintains the fragmentation capability associated with higher vibration amplitudes via a specially designed probes.  A binocular add-on magnifying loupes which are attached to the personal glasses and provide magnification. A binocular add-on magnifying loupes which are attached to the personal glasses and provide magnification.  Respiration monitors for bedside use that measure concentration of different gases. Bedside monitors with a set of analyzers that can simultaneously and continuously measure concentrations of different gases, such as oxygen and CO2, as well as anesthestic gases. These respiration monitors sample, measure, and display data on inspired and expired concentrations of the gases. They are computerized, including alarms, and display of values, waveforms, and trends.  Monitors designed to display electronic images from a multi input source, either in real time as they are obtained or from a pre-recorded source. Monitors designed to display electronic images from a multi input source, either in real time as they are obtained or from a video camera, a video recorder, a digital versatile disk recorder, a television, or from a digital computerized network. These monitors typically include electronic circuitry to process the composite television signal and a screen (e.g., cathode ray tube, liquid crystal or plasma display, projection sets) to display the image. Video monitors may be used for many purposes, including monitoring patient activity and displaying images during surgical, endoscopic, and fluoroscopic procedures.  Operating microscopes for high magnification in surgery. Operating microscopes used for magnifying miniscule structures during surgical procedures, when high magnification and adjustable focusing is required, when a loupe isn`t sufficient. Surgeons can use a loupe, with a single lens for each eye and is attached to glasses or a headband, but focal length of the loupe cannot be adjusted.  Aerosol treatment tents. Aerosol treatment tents are used for treatment of breathing disorders when the use of direct facial attachments or tubing is not indicated. Plastic sheeting is held over the bed like a canopy over the patient`s head and upper body.  Motorized viewboxes for loading X-ray sequence. View boxes that electronically load X-rays in a predetermined sequence. Generally used to minimize examination time, also for presentations and consultations.  Humidifiers for humidity and temperature control of respiratory gas flow to lungs. Humidifiers that introduce moisture to respiratory gas using bubble-through or pass-over heating units. Heated water vapor increases temperature and humidity of gas flow from source to patient. Another approach is to nebulize water by ultrasonic means.  Facial nerve locators used for diagnosis of nerve damage. Facial stimulators are used to diagnose and evaluate functioning of facial nerves. These nerve locators are used for clinical assessment in conditions of facial paralysis or facial nerve damage.  A system which separates Nitrogen from other gases and purifies it according to necessary degree. A system which separates Nitrogen from other gases and purifies it according to necessary degree.  Mass spectrometers for gas mixture concentration monitoring. Mass spectrometers used to monitor concentrations of gases such as nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and oxygen, during surgery or in intensive care.  General purpose operating tables with adjustable segments. Tables used during surgical procedures. Patient`s body has full support with minimum manipulation. Divided segments for head,body, and legs, as well as table height, can be adjusted manually or using hydraulic systems.  A magnification viewer attached to one`s glasses, intended for medical observations and operations. A magnification viewer which includes a pair of viewers adapted to be inserted into apertures in a pair of spectacle lenses. There are various types, depending on the application. The magnification will be different, as well as the focal distance and the ability to observe through relatively small openings, e.g. ears and nose.  A system which provides solution for image guided surgery. This system will track the motion of surgical tools in the operated field. Each tool has its marker; the dual camera picks up the position of the markers and the position of the tool is displayed on the screen. The MRI or CT image can be imported and superimposed on the screen.  Oxygen concentrators which produce an oxygen-rich gas mixture. Oxygen concentrators are used for patients with respiratory difficulties who benefit from high oxygen concentrations. These concentrators pull in room air and extract nitrogen, producing an oxygen rich gas mixture. Mainly used for chronically ill patients in home care.  Devices used to mix compressed air and oxygen. Devices used to mix compressed air and oxygen to achieve oxygen concentrations of 21% to 100% at high or low output flows. Typically, the device receives air and oxygen from the hospital gas pipeline or from other compressed gas sources. Oxygen air proportioners are usually equipped with a pressure-regulating mechanism. The mixed gas output can be passed through a humidifier or nebulizer.  Oxygen monitors with electrochemical sensors. Oxygen monitors that continuously measure and display oxygen concentration in hospital supply lines, compressed gas cylinders, and in gas mixtures supplied to the patient. Most units have alarms signalling dangerous levels of oxygen concentration. These monitors are also used to check accuracy of ventilator settings. For use mainly in ICU`s, operation theaters and in critical care units.  Oxygenators for gas exchange in blood. Bubble oxygenators are used in short term procedures for gas exchange. They bubble oxygen from tanks or central hospital supply through a column of blood. They include a defoamer to break up bubbles formed during oxygenation process, and an arterial reservoir to collect defoamed blood, a gas flowmeter, and a filtering system. Membrane oxygenators diffuse oxygen across a gas permeable membrane. They may be used in long term procedures as they cause less blood damage than bubble oxygenators.  Physiologic monitoring systems that detect and display ECG`s, respiratory rate, non-invasive and invasive blood pressure, body temperature, airway gas concentrations, and others. Physiologic continuous monitoring systems for evaluation of patient`s cardiac activity. These monitors can detect and display ECG`s. Other parameters that can be configured using appropriate sensors, are respiratory rate, non-invasive and invasive blood pressure, body temperature, airway gas concentrations, and others.  Modules to be used in patient monitoring systems. Modules to be used in patient monitoring systems. Each of these modules is suitable for a specific monitoring series and each is designed for a specific monitoring target (e.g. ECG, temperature, BP, respiration, etc.). Some modules have their own screen, power supply etc, while others need to be connected to the system`s main screen, main power supply etc.  A device for warming patients by a warmed airflow or electric pads. The warmed air is forced to flow by a fan through a blanket. The system is electronically controlled to maintain the patient`s body temperature.  A device for automated peritoneal dialysis. Automated peritoneal dialysis is performed mainly while a patient is asleep, using a permanently implanted abdominal catheter which provides access to the peritoneal cavity. The device removes metabolic wastes through selective diffusion across peritoneum. These dialysis units infuse and remove a specially designed dialysate by means of the catheter and a sterile disposable tubing system.  Plasma sterilizers. Sterilization units using plasma for the sterilization process. An electromagnetic field is directed to a vapor (hydrogen peroxide or peracetic acid), or gas (argon) substrate, to generate the plasma.  A special system which is intended to dry sterilized equipment with the aid of filtered sterile air. A special system which is intended to dry sterilized equipment with the aid of filtered sterile air.  Treatment and examination tables with height and position adjustments. Examination tables with a padded surface that facilitates cleaning and durability. These tables are adjustable, hydraulic or mechanically controlled with three or more divided sections. Include accessories needed for specific treatment or examinations such as orthopedic, gynecologic, and urologic.  A device which is used for fast fluid infusion. A device which is used for fast fluid infusion. The function is achieved with the aid of pneumatic sleeve wrapped around the infusion bag and inflated by inpumped air. Cryosurgical units for general and opthalmic use, which cause target tissue freezing. Units for cryosurgery procedures. Tissue is targeted for freezing using a gas or liquid coolant(carbon dioxide, liquid nitrogen,or nitric oxide). Freezing condition for tissue destruction is induced either by direct application or using a probe. Intended for general purpose and opthalmic use, with handheld and console configurations. Opthalmic units for intracapsular cataract extraction are also included.  Pulse oximeters that measure oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin in arterial blood. Non-invasive pulse oximeters that continuously measure light absorbance changes that result from arterial blood flow pulsations, and determine relative amount of oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin. Pulse oximeters include red and infrared light sources, photodetectors, and probes for light transmission through a pulsing artery. Some also measure and display heartrate.  A system designed for handling of objects and materials without physical contact of the human operator with the objects. Most telemanipulation systems are based on control (master) arms operated by a person and working slave) manipulators which guide a set of instruments to perform the intended task (master-slave system). The system typically consists of robotic arms used as manipulators; a workstation including the control arms, computerized processing units, and visual displays; visual, auditory, and tactile transducers; and appropriate links between the manipulators and the workstation. Telemanipulation systems are mostly used to move hazardous (e.g., radioactive) materials and objects in difficult access places; they are also used for surgical purposes.  Resectoscopes for biopsy and/or removal of lesions. Endoscopes that are adapted for the specific canals in which they are to be inserted and used . These devices are designed for cauterization and coagulation in the removal or biopsy of lesions.They have fiberoptic lighting systems, a wide-angle telescope, and may also have a television camera on the tip.  Devices used to retract tissue and hold back underlying organs for minimally invasive surgery, and enable access to body parts under the incision. Can also be used to separate the edges of a surgical incisions or wounds. Usually include a working channel formed by a first portion and a second portion. Portions are movable in relation to one another for an insertion which minimizes trauma to skin and tissue. These retractors are available in many shapes and sizes. Their handles may be ring shaped, hook shaped, or notched. The blades, at a right angle to the shaft, can be smooth, raked, or hooked.  Lasers designed to deliver energy into the myocardium using fiberoptic catheters, producing temporary myocardial channels. This is a surgical CO2 laser which is used percutaneously for myocardial revascularization in cases of ischemic.  Systems using robots in performing surgery. Advantages of robotic surgery include precision, miniaturization, smaller incisions, decreased blood loss, less pain, and quicker healing time. Systems using robots in performing surgery. Advantages of robotic surgery include precision, miniaturization, smaller incisions, decreased blood loss, less pain, and quicker healing time.  Eyeware used for protection during laser procedures. Eyeware with filter glass used during laser procedures. Laser wavelength can be specified to offer adequate protection.  Diagnostic spirometers for evaluation of pulmonary function. A device for evaluating pulmonary function by measuring air flow rate and volume. Diagnosis is made by comparing patient values with normal standard values.  Serial imaging systems for dynamic radiography. Serial imaging systems for dynamic radiography, to capture the images from the phosphor screen or directly from the image intensifier. Steam sterilizing units for large quantities. Large steam sterilizers that are used to eliminate microorganisms from heat-resistant medical and surgical devices, and surgical equipment. Infection control concerns itself both with prevention (hand hygiene/hand washing, cleaning/disinfection/sterilization, vaccination, surveillance) and with investigation and management of demonstrated or suspected spread of infection.  A headframe attached to skull for stereotactic use during surgery. A unit used for neurosurgical or radiosurgical procedures, with adaptors for various imaging systems (CT, MRI and others). A head ring with fixating pins is attached to the skull. The precise area of the brain that is targeted can be localized. Target coordiantes can be set using information from CT, MRI. etc.  Containers used to pack, sterilize and store surgical instruments for re-use. Containers used during the sterilization process. Sealed perforated boxes allow sterilizing agent to flow through, and filters for bacteria control sterility of contents. These containers are also used for post- sterilization and pre-use storage.  A device which monitors the laparoscopic instrument during surgery to eliminate stray energy RF burns. A device which monitors the laparoscopic instrument during surgery to eliminate stray energy RF burns.  Hospital stretchers for patient transportation within a healthcare facility, usually in a supine or prone position. Mobile stretchers used for patient transportation within a healthcare facility. They can be fixed height, mechanically adjustable, or hydraulically adjustable. Equipment needed for patient treatment during transfer can be accomodated on stretcher.  A device for aspiration of liquids and gas combined with a device which produces air pressure. A device for aspiration of liquids and gas combined with a device which produces air pressure. The system is incorporated into a single cabinet for use in Otolaryngology.  A device which regulates the negative pressure of the suction line. A mechanical device which is installed on the low pressure line to keep the suction power within a predetermined limit.  Ceiling-mounted devices (booms) for utility and medical device organization. Prefabricated ceiling fixtures (booms) designed with a steel support structure and movable arms. An equipment carrier is customized to support medical devices, such as monitors, electrosurgical units, and anesthetic devices. Electricity, gases, vacuum, and other utilities are organized on a specially designed module. This device is used mainly in OR and emergency rooms.  Photo or cine cameras used during surgery. Cameras that are used during surgery for documentation purposes. They can be either photo or cine cameras, some with a flash and sterile covering.  A device which can be attached to the operator`s head for illuminating the operating site. A device which can be attached to the operator`s head for illuminating the operating site. The light source can be a nearby high power lamp (etc.) which is connected to the harness by a fiber optic conductor or an integrated lamp or LED device which is mounted on the harness.  Helmets worn during surgery to protect from cross-infection. Surgical helmets with face shield and disposable hood , battery-pack, and filters. Used during surgery to guard against cross-infection, also for patients.  A variety of tools which serve the surgeons while operating. A variety of tools which serve the surgeons while operating. Most tools are specially designed for the specific procedure or operation.  Surgical lamps for use in the OR (operating lights). Operating room lights, to illuminate the surgical site with minimal color distortion, and to reduce shadow effect. They optimize visualization of small objects at different depths, or through small incisions.  Pneumatic and electrically powered surgical handpieces, and other tools. A wide variety of surgical handpieces and accessories that are used in operative procedures involving bone and cartilage dissection. These pneumatic or electrically powered handpieces are used for dissecting, drilling, curetting, abrading, sculpting, and sawing. They are also used on materials used in implanted prostheses. Bone mills produce the material used for bone regeneration in bone grafting and joint reconstruction.  A device that produces a uniform spray of fibrin sealant used for sealing tissue and small blood vessels. This device is aimed to assist the users in producing an even and uniform spray of liquid used for tissue adhesiveness and controlling oozing of blood during surgery. The device is a dedicated control unit that uses pressurized gas for uniform spray delivery and mixing. It assists in delivering the fibrin sealant, in the needed amount to the exact location.  Scrub areas for bacteria-free and sanitary procedures. Some models feature knee, foot-pedal, or on/off sensor controlled valves to allow turning water on and off without risk of contamination. Scrub areas for bacteria-free and sanitary procedures. Some models feature knee, foot-pedal, or on/off sensor contolled valves to allow turning water on and off without risk of contamination. Models vary between single, double and triple sinks.  A device used in surgical practice for fast freezing of samples and tissues. A device used in surgical practice for fast freezing of samples and tissues.  Smoke evacuation systems for use during various surgical procedures. Smoke evacuation systems are suitable for use during various surgical procedures, to capture smoke which may contain potentially hazardous materials. The smoke plume that is not evacuated can release airborne particles which can be inhaled by the surgical team causing unwanted side effects.  Surgical staplers designed for delivery of double staggered rows of staples following a pattern. These staplers include a detachable head assembly, a firing handle, a locking spring, a staple housing, and trocars. Surgical staplers designed for delivery of double staggered rows of staples following a pattern. These staplers include a detachable head assembly, a firing handle, a locking spring, a staple housing, and trocars.  Intravenous, controlled low-dose infusion pumps. These pumps are used for intravenous, controlled low-flow administrations of infusates. They are especially appropriate for use in situations which necessitate delivery of small quantities of concentrated drugs over an extended period. They may be calibrated according to drug-specific units. A motor-driven mechanism advances the plunger at a predetermined rate, with electronic controls and alarms. The syringe containing the solution must be manually replaced when emptied.  Tabletop steam sterilizers. Tabletop steam sterilizers with compact sized chambers for hospital and physicians` office use. These sterilizing units eliminate microorganisms from heat resistant medical devices and other surgical equipment.  Devices used to warm instruments before insertion to ~37 deg. or the body temperature. Instruments are kept fog free for long procedures. Devices used to warm instruments before insertion to ~37 deg. or the body temperature. Instruments are kept fog free for long procedures.  Temperature monitors for bedside use. Monitors for continuous temperature measurements and display at patient`s bedside.Monitoring probes may be disposable or reusable, for core or shell temperature measurements.  Ultrasound angioplasty systems for therapeutic procedures. Ultrasound systems for use in angioplasty procedures, generally used in cases of total occlusion and calcified plaques. Ultrasonic waves are produced, and energy is transmitted into the artery to treat narrowing of vessels using specially designed transducers.  Cautery units for electrothermal coagulation and tissue destruction. Device for control of bleeding and for therapeutic purposes. An electrically heated probe is used for coagulation or to destroy tissues. These devices can be line or battery powered. A high-resistance wire is attached to the probe tip, which is connected to the power source. Heat is delivered to the tissue through a percutaneously inserted catheter with a heating device on it`s tip. The unit itself controls the energy delivered via the catheter. Different probes are included for different applications.  Non-invasive, non-contact diagnostic equipment which helps visualize and quantify changes in body heat and skin surface temperature. Areas with abnormal temperatures may relate to a number of medical conditions such as breast cancer, benign tumors, extremity disorders and blood flow related issues. Other areas where infrared thermal imaging can be applied include respiratory dysfunctions, sports medicine, digestive disorders, skin problems, urinary diseases, and oral inflammation and reactions to dental treatment.  A rigid endoscope for observation of the thorax. Endoscope for examining the pleural cavity through an intercostal space.  A system intended for fragmentation, lysing and removal of the occluding substances in the arteries. A system intended for fragmentation, lysing and removal of the occluding substances in the arteries. Lysing process can be achieved either by chemical methods, by applying lysing material (like Heparin) directly to the thrombus, or by using a physical means e.g. Ultrasound, High Pressure jet, Radiation etc.  Thyroid uptake systems, to assess thyroid activity by measuring radioactive iodine. Computerized systems for assessing thyroid gland activity. Radioactive iodine is ingested, and thyroid uptake is measured by using scintillation crystal detectors and photomultiplier tube.  A suturing tool for soft tissues. A suturing tool for soft tissues.  Pneumatic tourniquets for use in limb surgery. Pneumatic tourniquets for use in limb surgery. They are used to maintain a bloodless field during lower limb surgery. They also assist in IVRA, for intravenous local anesthesia, which is an alternative to general anesthesia.  Ultrasound angioplasty systems for therapeutic procedures. Ultrasound systems for use in angioplasty procedures, generally used in cases of total occlusion and calcified plaques. Ultrasonic waves are produced, and energy is transmitted into the artery to treat narrowing of vessels using specially designed transducers.  Ultrasonic cleaning systems for surgical and laboratory instruments. Ultrasonic cleaning systems with washing, rinsing, and drying cycles, used for surgical and laboratory instruments. Ultrasonic waves are directed to a tank filled with specially formulated detergents. Ultrasonic vibration performs a scrubbing action. Thermal or chemical disinfection is generally needed after cleaning cycle.  Intracorporeal lithotripters using US transducer and a hollow steel probe. Intracorporeal lithotripters fragment kidney stones by putting them in direct contact witha vibrating probe. An external generator produces high-frequency soundwaves which are converted into vibrations by a transducer . These vibrations are carried through the hollow probe. In some of the units, stone fragments are aspirated through the probe using a suction pump.  Endoscopic ultrasonic scanning devices. Scanning systems that are used in addition to endoscopic imaging. They are used when additional information is needed, usually in GI tract , colon, and rectal evaluations. High resolution images are monitored and processed. These ultrasonic systems use processors attached to an ultrasonic endoscope, or a US probe which is passed through standard endoscopes or rigid probes. These devices use specially designed probes that transmit at a max. frequency of 20 MHz.  Ultraviolet lights with germicidal function. UV lights with one or more low-pressure mercury vapor tubes. They are used to prevent the spread of pathogens, by reducing the concentration of airborne microorganisms.  Urology Imaging tables are suitable for C-Arm imaging systems. Often used in urological diagnostic and treatment procedures, as well as in X-ray examinations and in operation theaters. An imaging table for medical examination and urological imaging procedures. The imaging tables are comprised of a base frame, some are on wheels, and a column where the table top is mounted. Some have a tilt assembly which includes a pair of leg arms. A radiolucent table top for imaging purposes is standard in most of the tables. This is a carbon fiber table top, which is transparent to X-ray. A carbon fire extension can be added to enlarge the length of the table. Imaging can be obtained with the aid of a mobile X-ray or a C-arm imaging unit. Many of the tables can be used by other medical disciplines.  R/F systems for various examinations and surgical procedures. Urological tables for radiographic procedures. These R/F systems have a wide range of tilting and movement capabilities. They are used for endoscopic procedures in the urinary tract, and various other diagnostic and surgical procedures. A wide range of height/tilt positions can be achieved, including tilt needed for urological radiographic procedures.  Uterine suction device, also used for terminating early pregnancies. High vacuum linepowered suction devices with a fine curet, used to remove gases, fluids, and tissue from the uterus. May be used for diagnostic purposes, dilation, and evacuation therapy.  A device which enables removing defective intravenous valves. A device which enables removing defective intravenous valves.  Multi purpose laser system for vascular lesion removal. These vascular lesion removal lasers are used for many medical treatments, such as Dentistry, Dermatology, ENT, General Surgery, OB/GYN, Ophthalmology, Plastic Surgery, Podiatry, Urology, Vein Treatment, Vascular lesions removal, Veterinary, and Wound Care. Some models are specially design for the cosmetics and aesthetics purposes like permanent hair reduction, facial telangiectasia, and non-invasive skin treatment.  These devices use special emitted light to locate blood vessels. These devices use special emitted light to locate blood vessels. Two kinds of LED lights are used, for peripheral veins and for deep vein localization. The hand held device is used by IV teams and other blood drawing professionals, to assist them with veins localization in infant, elderly and mainly obese patients.  Devices for temporarily improving blood circulation by external pump. A pump mechanism designed to improve blood circulation in patients with heart failure, as a temporary measure. Left or right ventricles are assisted using a cannulae for drawing venous blood, and a pump for delivery to aorta or pulmonary artery.  Telemedicine systems using remote telecommunications for videoconferences. Computerized information systems using telecommunications devices such as video cameras, displays, and microphones. These systems are used for telemedicine videoconferencing, making communication possible between physicians in remote locations, for real-time consultation and diagnoses. These systems can also be connected to other telemedicine systems and devices.  A video system used during endoscopic procedures. A video system used during endoscopic procedures for viewing, storing, and retrieving images. These systems are generally used in procedures using rigid and flexible endoscopes, for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.  A system intended for accepting voice commands and executing various standard functions in the operating room. A system intended for accepting voice commands and executing various standard functions in the operating room.  Digital system for dictating and transcribing medical reports and records. A language-linked system used for digital dictation. Physicians and medical personnel use this system to dictate, transcribe and review medical reports. For added efficiency, speech recognition software can directly transmit recorded data into a written format, for immediate editing. Most systems enable remote access, and management functions such as quality assurance and workflow tracking. Some can be used for voice-mail messages.  Warming devices for blankets and other items. Cabinets for warming blankets, using hot air or steam circulation for heating. These units have a heating system with temperature controls and alarms that indicate overheating. Some units have other heating functions ( various solutions, bedpans) and can be used for different heating purposes within the hospital units.  Automatic or semi-automatic washing apparatus for medical instruments and devices. Devices that wash medical instruments, to remove dirt or various physical contaminants using programmed cleaning cycles.This process is mechanically done using water jets, or by ultrasound energy and special detergents. Some units are specifically designed for surgical instruments and provide a higher level of disinfection. Other units are used for the simpler utensils (ie.various containers).  Equipment intended for cleaning and rinsing of wounds, as well as removal of pus and other secretions.  A box with a luminous screen which enables examination of medical images films. A box with an electrical light source, and a light diffusion screen. The screen is homogeneously illuminated and enables the examination of film sheets with medical images produced by a variety of modalities.  |
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