16 matching records for Ball Probe.
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A non-sterile sheath containing an extraluminal pocket/balloon portion intended to cover an ultrasound imaging system transducer (probe) used in natural body orifices (e.g., vagina, rectum), to both protect the transducer and improve image quality. The ball...
A sheath containing an extraluminal pocket/balloon portion intended to cover an ultrasound imaging system transducer (probe) used in natural body orifices (e.g., vagina, rectum), to both protect the transducer and improve image quality. The balloon portion ...
An assembly of devices that uses a combination of, or individually applied, pneumatically-created ballistic shock waves and ultrasonic waves for the intracorporeal fragmentation of stones (calculi) in the urinary tract (i.e., kidney, ureter, and bladder) fo...
A hand-held component of a pneumatic intracorporeal lithotripsy system designed to hold the system's ballistic probe (i.e., it forms a handle around the probe) and is connected via a dedicated cable to the system's control unit from which energy is transmit...
An assembly of devices (not all hand-held) designed to use pneumatically-created ballistic shock waves for the intracorporeal fragmentation of urinary tract calculi (stones) in the kidney, ureter, and bladder. It typically includes an electronic pressure re...
A removable endpiece intended to be attached to a dental ultrasonic surgical system handpiece, and makes contact with a patient while oscillating (vibrating) at high frequency in order to mechanically fragment and cut bone during dental surgery. The device ...
A unit that measures the blood flow from the heart using the indicator dilution technique, in which a thermal indicator (e.g., cold saline solution or other indicator solution) is injected upstream of the heart and monitored on the downstream side by a ball...
A sterile collection of devices that is a component of an intraoperative/postoperative therapeutic x-ray system designed for the administration of radiation in certain clinical applications, typically intraoperatively within a resected breast tumour bed. It...
A removable endpiece intended to be attached to a pneumatic dental power tool system handpiece for the application of sonic vibrational energy (e.g., at a frequency of 6 kHz) to mechanically fragment and/or cut bone tissue during a variety of dental surgery...
An assembly of mechanical devices designed to apply cold from a gaseous or liquid refrigerant (cryogen) [e.g., liquid nitrogen (LN2), nitrous oxide (N2O), carbon dioxide (CO2)] to a target tissue for its destruction and removal during an ophthalmic surgical...
A slender, metal, rod-like device intended to be attached to a pneumatic lithotripsy system handpiece to deliver pneumatically-created ballistic shock waves from an appropriate energy source to calculi (stones) in the urinary tract (i.e., kidneys, ureters, ...
An assembly of electrically-powered devices designed to generate both: 1) electromechanically-created ballistic shock waves; and 2) ultrasonic waves (used in combination or individually) for the intracorporeal fragmentation of stones (calculi) in the urinar...
An assembly of devices, held by the operator, that uses pneumatically-created ballistic shock waves for the intracorporeal fragmentation of stones (calculi) in the urinary tract (i.e., kidneys, ureters, and bladder) for their removal. It typically includes ...