Used Neurology Equipment

Device for detection of hearing impairment in newborns.

Various devices and equipment based on electrical measurements, which are performed with the aid of surface electrodes or volume electrodes.

An EMG based biofeedback system which enables the patient to exercise the urinary sphincters in order to maintain better control.

A device which measures changes in oxygen levels beneath the sensor in order to protect the brain and vital organ areas from hypoxia.

Radiographic computed tomography systems (CT) for total body scanning.

Digital cameras which can be inserted over the eye piece or instead of it, and produce high quality digital images.

Electroencephalogram bedside monitors.

Graphic recording of brain electrical activity.

Apparatus for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for use in psychiatric treatment.

CT scanning systems with electron beam.

Classic EMG units, and equipment for testing the evoked potential response.

Fiberoptic light sources for endoscopes.

Electronystamographs are used as a testing device to detect and record nystagmus.

Stationary gamma cameras with scanning capabilities.

Scanning systems (SPECT) based on single or multi-head gamma camera.

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

Electromagnetic stimulators for treatment of soft-tissue injuries and other wounds.

Treatment and examination tables with height/position adjustments.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging scanning units (stationary).

A device which performs standard nerve conduction testing.

Analgesic stimulators using electrodes for transcutaneous stimulus.

A small diameter short endoscope for neurological observations and operations, including the introduction of micro electrodes.

Electrical pulse generator for physical therapy and diagnosis.

Computer systems specifically designed for nuclear medicine.

A device which enables inspection of the eye without dilatation of the pupils. It contains the optical system and a proper light source.

3-D laser scanning systems for optical tomography.

A device which control pain by neurostimulation.

Computed Tomography Positron Emission Tomography (PET/CT) scanning systems generate PET and CT images of a patient in a single study.

Computerized analyzers for measuring, recording, and interpreting sleep related physiological functions, used in the diagnostic evaluation of insomnia, hypersomnia, apnea, and other sleep disorders.

Treatment and examination tables with height and position adjustments.

Data management information systems for physician's office and clinics.

An electronic device which delivers stimulating pulses.

Radiographic photospot fast image recording cameras used for direct radiography.

A hand-held device which is attached to the skin, in order to evaluate the sensory threshold.

Devices used to analyze the spectrum of bioelectrical or medical device signals, and characterize EMI - electromagnetic interference - coming from other equipment or natural sources.

Linear accelerator based stereotactic systems for radiosurgery.

Telemetric monitors used for in the hospital setting.

The table is designed for physical treatment and the support of orthopedic patients.

Transcranial Electromagnetic stimulators (TMS) designed to apply low flux density pulsed signals to the brain or spinal cord below the nerve stimulation threshold, usually at a frequency below 1,000 Hz. Used for treatment of pain, anxiety, and/or depression.

Telemedicine systems using remote telecommunications for videoconferences.

Digital system for dictating and transcribing medical reports and records.