16 matching records for CABLE HOLDER.
A device intended to hold medical cables/leads, primarily those that convey electricity and electrical signals. It is typically used in conjunction with an electrocardiograph (ECG) or an electromyograph (EMG) to support and stabilize electrical cable/leads ...
A device intended to hold medical cables/leads, primarily those that convey electricity and electrical signals. It is typically used in conjunction with an electrocardiograph (ECG) or an electromyograph (EMG) to support and stabilize electrical cable/leads ...
A sterile noninvasive device designed to hold the tip of an infiltration/extravasation monitoring system fibreoptic cable to the skin surface near the site of peripheral intravenous (IV) infusion. It is intended to enable the bidirectional transmission of l...
A hand-held component of a tissue morcellation system intended to be used to mechanically cut (slice), core (cut a hole into), peel (remove surface), and extract selected tissue from the body during surgery. It consists of a high-speed rotating blade in a h...
A holder for a detachable, micro-cutting tip that converts the energy (e.g., ultrasonic, piezoelectric) produced by a system generator into a mechanical oscillating-cutting action to remove (nibble away) vitreous humour (the jelly-like substance that fills ...
An assembly of devices used to mechanically cut (slice), core (cut a hole into), peel (remove surface), and extract selected tissue from the body (a process known as morcellation), typically during laparoscopic surgery (e.g., for tumour or fibroid removal)....
An electro-optical device designed for image and/or video capture of the teeth and other intraoral anatomy, to assist with the diagnosis/management of dental/intraoral conditions (e.g., caries, plaque, calculus). It may be provided with specialized camera h...
An electrode handpiece that functions as the holder for a detachable cautery electrode, which together become the conducting unit, providing a means of conducting an electrical current used to heat the electrode tip used during surgical intervention to burn...
A small, non-sterile device with a locking/holding mechanism designed to secure tubing or tubing-like devices (e.g., cables, cords) to a patient or to a surgical drape during a clinical intervention. It is typically designed as: 1) an adhesive pad (plaster)...
A device typically designed as a framework or specially constructed holder where module devices used with a patient monitoring system can be plugged in and connected to the parent device usually by one cable. This device is typically used to facilitate conn...
A collection of sterile devices that are components of a tissue morcellation system used to mechanically cut (slice), core (cut a hole into), peel (remove surface) and extract selected tissue from the body during surgery. It typically consists primarily of ...
A collection of noninvasive devices intended to assist with the monitoring of image data from an ingested video capsule (not included), as it passes through the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It typically consists of a monitor, an antenna that receives the wi...
A small, sterile device with a locking/holding mechanism designed to secure most any kind of tubing or tubing-like device (e.g., cables, cords) to a patient or to a surgical drape during a clinical intervention. It is typically designed as: 1) an adhesive p...
A collection of non-sterile devices intended to be given to a cochlear implant patient, typically after the first fitting, as a convenience kit of various external components of a cochlear implant system. It typically includes a cochlear implant sound proce...
A hand-held holder for a detachable rigid electrode intended to be used as part of an argon-enhanced electrosurgical system to enable both electrical connection and argon gas supply from the system generator/gas delivery unit to the electrode. It typically ...
An all-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a high support structure designed to provide unassisted post-surgery mobilization of an adult patient while he/she is connected to essential medical devices, e.g., intravenous (IV) drip(s), infusion and/or syringe ...