30 matching records for CONTROL INSTRUMENT.
A hand-held instrument used with a plasma surgical system control unit to coagulate, cut, and/or vaporize/ablate tissue during open and/or laparoscopic surgery. Inert argon (Ar) gas is excited (ionized) in the instrument by a series of internal bipolar elec...
A sterile hand-held instrument used with a neutral plasma surgical system control unit to coagulate, cut, and/or vaporize/ablate tissue during open and/or laparoscopic surgery. Inert argon (Ar) gas is excited (ionized) in the instrument by a series of inter...
A device intended to be used in the operating room (OR) by staff to safely hold a hand-held, manual, surgical instrument(s) [e.g., needle, scalpel, scissors, robotic system instrument hand-held remote controller] when not in use during surgery, to avoid dam...
A reference standard solution or soluble substance of known optical and physical characteristics intended to be used to verify and/or optimise the performance of an optical instrument (e.g., spectrophotometer, nephelometer, microplate reader, PCR instrument...
A rigid, manual, non-electrosurgical instrument intended to obtain tissue specimens during endoscopic procedures (e.g., laparoscopy, thoracoscopy, spinoscopy, arthroscopy). It is typically constructed as a long instrument with one sliding and one stationary...
A software program intended to be used with an in vitro diagnostic instrument/analyser (e.g., microscope slide digital imaging scanner, immunoassay analyser), or a data management device connected to the IVD instrument/analyser, to facilitate user-controlle...
An orthopaedic device designed to limit the depth of insertion of a surgical instrument (e.g., a drill bit or a reamer), a trial implant, or an implant. It may be used as a stand-alone device or it may be attached to another device to control the insertion ...
An in vitro diagnostic software program intended to be used with an instrument/analyser (e.g., microscope slide digital imaging scanner, immunoassay analyser, real-time PCR machine), or a data management device connected to the instrument/analyser, to: 1) f...
A rigid, manual, non-electrosurgical instrument intended to obtain tissue specimens during endoscopic procedures (e.g., laparoscopy, thoracoscopy, spinoscopy, arthroscopy). It is typically constructed as a long instrument with one sliding and one stationary...
A rigid manual instrument intended to perform through a compatible bronchoscope to obtain specimens of the bronchi and/or the lungs during endoscopy for histopathological examination. It is typically constructed as a very long instrument with one sliding an...
A reference standard solution or soluble substance of known optical and physical characteristics intended to be used to verify and/or optimise the performance of an optical laboratory instrument (e.g., spectrophotometer, nephelometer, microplate reader, PCR...
A solid phase or liquid reference standard of known optical and physical characteristics intended to be used to verify and/or optimise the performance of an optical laboratory instrument (e.g., spectrophotometer, nephelometer, microplate reader). It is typi...
An electrically-powered automated or semi-automated laboratory instrument intended to be used for the automated pre-analytical extraction of specific molecules from a clinical specimen using magnetic particle separation techniques. It is a software-controll...
A reference standard solution or soluble substance of known optical and physical characteristics intended to be used to verify and/or optimise the performance of an optical instrument (e.g., spectrophotometer, nephelometer, microplate reader, PCR instrument...
A solid phase or liquid reference standard of known optical and physical characteristics, intended to be used to verify and/or optimise the performance of an optical instrument (e.g., spectrophotometer, nephelometer, microplate reader). It is typically pres...
An electrically-powered device intended to be used to control one or multiple in vitro diagnostic laboratory analyser(s)/instrument(s) used in the processing/preparation/analysis of a clinical specimen. It is designed to enable the user to input/manipulate ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) unit intended to be used to remotely steer a camera's movements and adjustments (e.g., a miniaturized camera) in a clinical setting. It is typically situated outside the field of operation and can be adjusted upon instructio...
A flexible, manual, non-electrosurgical instrument intended to obtain tissue specimens during endoscopic procedures (e.g., gastro-urological endoscopy, laparoscopy, bronchoscopy, laryngoscopy) for histopathological examination. It is typically a flexible me...
A heavy-duty, hand-held manual surgical instrument intended to be used to reduce or seat an implantable rod into the saddle of an implant (i.e., bone screw, spinal hook) used as a component of a system to apply force to a series of vertebrae to correct scol...
A flexible, manual, non-electrosurgical instrument intended to obtain tissue specimens during endoscopic procedures (e.g., gastro-urological endoscopy, laparoscopy, bronchoscopy, laryngoscopy) for histopathological examination. It is typically a flexible me...
A mobile assembly of electrically-powered devices intended to provide a physician with optical tools to track manual surgical instruments and locate anatomical structures; it may be intended to overlay pre-acquired radiological images or real-time data [e.g...
A device designed to limit the depth of insertion of a surgical instrument (e.g., a drill bit or a reamer), a trial implant, or an implant. It may be used as a stand-alone device or it may be attached to another device to control insertion depth, typically ...
A device designed to dismantle (take apart) the component parts of an implant or a surgical instrument that have previously been assembled. It may be used as a stand-alone device or in combination with another device to control the dismantling process of, e...
A mobile assembly of electrically-powered devices intended to provide a physician with both electromagnetic (EM) and optical tools to track manual surgical instruments and locate target anatomical structures, commonly with respect to pre-acquired images and...
An assembly of devices intended to provide a physician with an electromagnetic (EM) tool for image registration and/or tracking of manual surgical instruments typically with respect to pre-acquired images (e.g., CT/MRI scan) or real-time data [e.g., ultraso...
A flexible, hand-held, manual device used in combination with a compatible endoscope to grasp tissue (typically atraumatically) or foreign bodies. It is typically constructed of a flexible metal coil or plastic tube whose distal end is equipped with a pair ...
A device designed to limit the depth of insertion of a surgical instrument (e.g., a drill bit or a reamer), a trial implant, or an implant. It may be used as a stand-alone device or it may be attached to another device to control insertion depth, typically ...
An assembly of devices intended to provide a physician with an electromagnetic (EM) tool for image registration and/or tracking of manual surgical instruments with respect to pre-acquired images (e.g., CT/MRI scan) or real-time data [e.g., ultrasound (US)] ...
A device designed as a column or post, usually with a small flat surface top, used to provide support and position control for ophthalmic devices commonly used during an ophthalmic examination/treatment (e.g., a slit lamp, keratometer, refractometer). It ma...
A flexible, manual, non-electrosurgical instrument intended to obtain tissue specimens during endoscopic procedures (e.g., gastro-urological endoscopy, laparoscopy, bronchoscopy) for histopathological examination. It is typically a flexible metal coil with ...