30 matching records for Control Syringe.
A collection of sterile devices designed to deliver (autofill) fluids (e.g., a dilute lidocaine solution for local anaesthesia) from an intravenous (IV) bag to a syringe so that the syringe is conveniently refilled, thus eliminating the need for multiple re...
A manual attachment for a syringe designed as a handle to improve control and comfort when using the syringe. It consists of two arms with a central ring through which the syringe is inserted so that it abuts the flange at the base/proximal end of the barre...
A long, thin tube made of glass or plastic typically used in the laboratory for the manual withdrawal, transfer, and injection of minute volumes of fluid materials (e.g., microlitres or smaller). The user will typically attach a mouthpiece and create a part...
A hand-held device that is used to regulate and direct a stream of pressurized, warmed water and/or air for the purpose of irrigating/clearing debris from the field of operation in the oral cavity during restorative or operative dental procedures. It is fit...
A sterile applicator designed for the controlled application of a surgical adhesive/sealant during open surgery (e.g., laparotomy, vascular surgery) for various haemostatic and/or tissue bonding uses. It typically consists of an applicator (e.g., dropper, s...
A collection of sterile devices that typically consists of a reservoir (e.g., a syringe or plastic pouch), plastic tubing, a check valve, and Luer connectors, designed for the controlled intravenous (IV) administration of opioid pain medication using an ele...
An assembly of devices intended to be operated by a healthcare professional to continually measure patient blood glucose at the point-of-care in a healthcare facility. It is continuously connected to the patient during use and typically consists of a line-p...
An assembly of devices intended to be operated by a healthcare professional to continually measure patient blood glucose at the point of care in a healthcare facility. It is continuously connected to the patient during use and typically consists of a line-p...
A sterile hollow barrel fitted with a threaded plunger and a pressure gauge, designed to place an embolic implant in the body. The device provides precise pressure control for the preparation (purging) and release of an implantable device after it has been ...
A collection of sterile, nonimplantable, invasive devices intended to provide percutaneous vascular access to enable introduction of a catheter (not included) into the vascular system. It includes a non-steerable introducer sheath with an inner obturator/di...
A collection of nonimplantable, invasive devices intended to provide percutaneous vascular access to enable introduction of a catheter (not included) into the vascular system. It includes a non-steerable introducer sheath with an inner obturator/dilator, an...
A portable, battery-powered, electronic device designed to provide continuous or intermittent subcutaneous delivery of insulin to a patient with diabetes mellitus. It may be badge-like, designed to adhere to skin or clothing (e.g., with a pressure-sensitive...
A sterile, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to atraumatically mechanically manipulate the position of the uterus during a gynaecological intervention (e.g., laparoscopy) to enable uterine control and improved visibility of the pelvic anatomy, a...
A collection of non-powered devices intended to be used to create a channel into the eye for posterior segment ophthalmic surgery [e.g., infusion and/or aspiration of an ophthalmic replacement medium (e.g., silicone oil)]. It consists of metal cannulae, oft...
A hand-held device designed to be used for both irrigation and aspiration of a surgical site by regulating and directing a stream of pressurized fluid (e.g., sterile water) to the site and facilitating suction of debris from the site. It is fitted with a lo...
A component of a contrast medium injection system for the administration of a contrast medium or saline solution to a patient undergoing a diagnostic imaging procedure. It is primarily an exchangeable plunger-in-barrel chamber for the medium/solution; the m...
An insulin-filled receptacle (e.g., a cartridge similar to a syringe) intended to be used together with a body-worn insulin pump for the delivery of patient-controlled amounts of insulin to an ambulatory diabetic. This is a single-use device.
An assembly of electromechanical devices that serves a contrast medium injector system by controlling the amount of contrast agent supplied to the syringe/injector portion of the contrast medium injector system. It is designed to optimise the use of injecti...
A receptacle intended to be used for the collection of liquid or semi-liquid stool (faeces) from a patient who is unable to control stool discharge. It consists of a faecal collection bag/pouch, a dedicated catheter intended to be attached to the bag proxim...
A collection of devices used for the conveyance and collection of liquid/semi-liquid stool (faeces) from the rectum to a collection bag for a patient who is unable to control stool discharge. It typically includes a balloon catheter, a disposable collection...
An assembly of devices designed to inject contrast media through a small catheter and into the vascular system for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures (e.g., spine, head, gastrointestinal, or vascular diagnostic procedures using MRI). It consists of...
A device designed to be used by a layperson (this usually being the recipient of the injection) to reset the loaded position of an injector in a safe and controlled manner. It will typically be designed like a small box or container and have a hinged lid. T...
An assembly of devices designed to inject contrast media through a small catheter and into the vascular system for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures (e.g., spine, head, gastrointestinal, or vascular diagnostic procedures using MRI). It consists of...
A hand-held device designed to be used for both irrigation and aspiration of a surgical site by regulating and directing a stream of pressurized fluid (e.g., sterile water) to the site and facilitating suction of debris from the site. It is fitted with a lo...
A sterile, bioabsorbable, implantable substance intended to be applied as a protective barrier over the surface of an implantable device (e.g., orthopaedic prosthesis) prior to implantation to prevent bacterial adhesion, colonization, and biofilm formation ...
An assembly of devices intended to be used by a healthcare professional (e.g., orthopaedist, pain management specialist, rheumatologist) for the intermittent delivery of liquid medication in a controlled manner to manage pain in various applications [e. g, ...
A portable electronic device designed to provide continuous or intermittent subcutaneous delivery of insulin to a patient with diabetes mellitus; it does not include insulin dosage determining software. It may be badge-like, designed to adhere to skin or cl...
An assembly of devices designed to inject contrast media through a small catheter and into the vascular system for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures (e.g., spine, head, gastrointestinal, or vascular diagnostic procedures using MRI). It consists of...
An assembly of devices designed for the manual-only injection of contrast media into the blood or lymphatic vessels of a patient for a diagnostic imaging procedure; it enables the operator to manually control the volume and rate of contrast media administer...
A collection of non-powered devices intended to be used to create a channel into the eye for posterior segment ophthalmic surgery [e.g., infusion and/or aspiration of an ophthalmic replacement medium (e.g., silicone oil)]. It consists of metal cannulae, oft...