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A stationary mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro measurement of multiple clinical chemisty analytes to generate a metabolic profile. Analytes may include pH, blood gas par...
A stationary mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro measurement of multiple clinical chemistry analytes to generate a metabolic profile. Analytes may include pH, blood gas pa...
A noninvasive, stationary assembly of devices intended to assist the blood circulation of an adult patient suffering from heart disease through the electrocardiogram (ECG) synchronized inflation of pressure cuffs worn around the extremities/buttocks. It inc...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used to photometrically measure the optical absorbance or emission of clinical specimens in microplates containing multiple individual sample wells, with or without a separate cuvette-rea...
An electrically-powered automated or semi-automated laboratory instrument intended to be used to photometrically measure the optical absorbance or emission of clinical specimens in microplates containing multiple individual sample wells, with or without a s...
A freestanding mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to process through low-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 10,000 rpm) a large volume of clinical specimens (e.g., body fluids, reagents) at cool temperatures. ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used to photometrically measure the optical absorbance or emission of clinical specimens in microplates containing multiple individual sample wells, with or without a separate cuvette-rea...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used to photometrically measure the optical absorbance or emission of clinical specimens in microplates containing multiple individual sample wells, with or without a separate cuvette-rea...
A collection of battery-powered devices intended to be used by a physician to perform an ophthalmic and/or otoscopic clinical examination on a patient. The devices are typically enclosed in a dedicated case and will typically include an ophthalmoscope and a...
A tabletop- or bench-mounted mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to separate the components of suspensions through low- or medium-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 6,000 or 12,000 rpm). It is typically a compa...
An electrically-powered device intended to be used mainly in the clinical laboratory to centrifuge small sample volumes (typically from 0.25 to 2.2 ml) through centrifugal force. It is typically a compact stationary structure with an electric motor, a rotor...
A stationary mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro determination of chemical and/or biological markers in a clinical specimen. The instrument detects fluorescent markers tha...
A collection of battery-powered devices intended to be used by a physician to perform an ear/nose/throat (ENT) clinical examination on a patient. The devices are typically enclosed in a dedicated case and may include an ophthalmoscope, an otoscope, a pharyn...
An electrically-powered automated or semi-automated laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro determination of chemical and/or biological markers in a clinical specimen. Volatile components are separated in a...
A stationary mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro determination of chemical and/or biological markers in a clinical specimen. The instrument detects fluorescent markers tha...
A non-mobile, mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to generate vertical high-intensity vibrations intended to traverse the body [whole body vibration (WBV)] and cause involuntary muscle contractions to help strengthen/tone muscles and tendons, inc...
A tabletop- or bench-mounted mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to separate the cellular components of suspensions through low- or medium-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 6,000 or 12,000 rpm). It is typicall...
A tabletop- or bench-mounted mains electricity (AC-powered) device intended to be used mainly in the clinical laboratory to centrifuge small sample volumes (typically from 0.25 to 2.2 ml) through centrifugal force. It is typically a compact stationary struc...
An assembly of devices designed to produce low-energy x-rays used for therapeutic purposes, primarily in the treatment of skin cancer (e.g., basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma) or other skin conditions (e.g., psoriasis, keloid). The radiation source typi...
A supportive device intended to be used during an ophthalmic examination (e.g., general eye test, dynamic retinoscopy, ophthalmoscopy) to hold a patient’s visual target in direct line of sight of the clinician, facilitating clinical observations and measure...
A tabletop or bench-mounted electrically-powered device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to separate the cellular components of suspensions through low- or medium-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 6,000 or 12,000 rpm). It is typically a compact...
A fixed-location, electrically-powered device used to create and deliver ozone (O3) or ozonated water, from air, oxygen (O2) feed gas, or potable water. It typically utilizes an electrical discharge method for air or oxygen conversion, or an electrolysis me...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro determination of chemical and/or biological markers in a clinical specimen. Volatile components are separated in a gaseous mixture ba...
A fixed-location, mains electricity (AC-powered) device used to create and deliver ozone (O3) - also known as trioxygen. It typically produces a high electrical voltage between electrodes, to convert room air, or oxygen (O2) feed gas, into O3 when passed th...