Used Cardiothoracic Surgery Parts

Electrosurgical units capable of delivering argon gas for coagulation purposes.

Blood gas/pH analyzers for laboratories.

Automatic electronic non-invasive blood-pressure meters and monitors, also other non-invasive parameters.

Bedside monitors for continuous measurement of carbon dioxide and/or oxygen.

Lesion generators using low-end radio frequency currents (below 500 kHz).

Cath lab monitoring/recording system.

Device using indicator dilution technique to measure blood flow from heart.

Angiographic and special-procedure R/F imaging systems (fluoroscopy), including cardiovascular and cardiac catheterization.

Monopolar and bipolar electrosurgical devices.

Fiberoptic light sources for endoscopes.

External automated defibrillators which can be operated by non medical personnel.

Manually and battery-operated external defibrillators which include an ECG monitor.

External transvenous cardiac pacemakers.

A system which includes a high-frequency generator driving a hand-piece with a vibrating knife, for tissue cutting and coagulation in surgery.

Bypass units for temporary circulation, oxygenation and blood filtration.

High resolution monitors intended for use with various medical imaging techniques.

Units for heating or cooling of the body or of a localized area.

A device which converts X-ray patterns into a visible image (Analogue).

Units producing mechanical counterpulsation to assist cardiovascular functioning during heart failure.

Ultrasonic scanning systems for intravascular analysis (IntraVascular UltraSound).

A pump which propels liquids in a constant rate for laboratory or medical uses.

Carbon dioxide lasers for use in general surgery and dermatology.

Surgical Nd:YAG lasers for laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures.

Solid-state Ho:YAG lasers with the doping element HO.

Laser blood flowmeters using Doppler principle from laser source.

Operating microscopes for high magnification in surgery.

Motorized viewboxes for loading X-ray sequence.

Oxygen monitors with electrochemical sensors.

Implantable cardiac pacemakers.

Radiographic photospot fast image recording cameras used for direct radiography.

Lasers designed to deliver energy into the myocardium using fiberoptic catheters, producing temporary myocardial channels.

Serial imaging systems for dynamic radiography.

Containers used to pack, sterilize and store surgical instruments for re-use.

Photo or cine cameras used during surgery.

A variety of tools which serve the surgeons while operating.

Surgical lamps for use in the OR (operating lights).

Pneumatic and electrically powered surgical handpieces, and other tools.

Smoke evacuation systems for use during various surgical procedures.

Ultrasound angioplasty systems for therapeutic procedures.

Ultrasonic blood flowmeters, also assisting in assessment of flow restrictions.

Ultrasound angioplasty systems for therapeutic procedures.

Cardiac ultrasonic scanning systems.