30 matching records for Handgrip M.
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable, extra wide framework with handgrips and four legs designed to provide a stable support for a bariatric (obese) person when standing or ambulating; it may also be used during re...
A mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and four, rigid, non-wheeled legs designed to provide a stable support to a person with a disability, a geriatric or an infirm person when standing or ambulating; it may also be u...
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable, extra wide framework with handgrips and four legs designed to provide a stable support for a bariatric (obese) person when standing or ambulating; it may also be used durin...
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 ...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to obtain a specimen of bone marrow percutaneously. The device is typically available in a variety of large bores, and is sufficiently robust to penetrate bone (usually the hip bone or p...
A device designed to help a person using a walking aid to grasp the walking aid (e.g., a walking stick, cane, crutch, walking frame or rollator) securely. Included are adjustable grips, grips with antislip material and grips of special material such as foam...
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a walking disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patient w...
A sterile, sharp, hollow tubular metal instrument designed for percutaneous insertion to provide access to any bone of the body for a bone biopsy needle or guidewire, or for a bone marrow aspiration technique, or for inserting therapeutic materials, includi...
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips and four or three legs designed to provide a stable support to a person with a disability, a geriatric or an infirm person when standing or ambulati...
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist- or trunk-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips or hand-held frame and three or four legs, designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a walking disability, a ger...
A rod, typically made of wood or metal, with one leg/foot and a handgrip or curved handle and without forearm support used to assist a person with a disability to maintain their balance and support their weight while walking. It may be of fixed or adjustabl...
A portable, hand-held, battery-powered suction device designed to enable an adult to gently suction and clear excessive mucus from the nasal passages of an infant or child to facilitate easier breathing. It consists of a handgrip that contains the batteries...
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and four or three legs designed to provide a stable support to a person with a disability, a geriatric or an infirm person when standing or ambulating; ...
A non-powered device intended primarily to strengthen the muscles of the fingers and hands through repetitive finger/hand motion against resistance from elasticity, density, magnetism, or other means. It is available in a variety of forms including handgrip...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to percutaneously explant bone marrow (explant is the collection and transfer of living bone marrow from its natural site to a new site, or to a culture medium). The device is typically ...
A suction cap intended to be applied to the scalp of a foetus to facilitate vaginal or Caesarean section delivery by traction. It typically has a soft liner to prevent tissue damage, a connection to the vacuum source, a handgrip for the clinician to apply t...
A non-powered device intended primarily to strengthen the muscles of the fingers and hands through repetitive finger/hand motion against resistance from elasticity or density. It is available in a variety of forms including handgrips (some types with indivi...
A rod, typically made of wood or metal, with a tripod or quadripod base (three or four feet), and a handgrip and/or forearm support, used to assist a person with a disability to support their weight while walking. The multiple bases provide increased stabil...
An instrument used to pierce the lobe of the ear auricle (i.e., ear lobe) to create a hole in its tissue. It is typically designed as a device with a mechanism that forces a sharpened point (usually a starter earring) through the ear lobe by applying pressu...
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a walking disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patie...
A device designed as a overhead bar with a hanging handgrip above the occupant of the bed that is attached to a medical bed or secured to the wall behind the bed and used by the occupant to provide support when changing position or pulling themselves into a...
A mobility aid in the form of a waist-high framework and a handgrip with two legs designed to provide a stable support to only one side of the user, e.g., a person with a disability, a geriatric or an infirm person; it may also be used during rehabilitation...
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patient when ...
A staff-like mobility aid designed to assist a person with a disability to support their weight while walking. The device has one leg, a padded hand support at the level of the user's wrist, and a non-horizontal plastic or metal cuff that wraps around the f...
A suction cap intended to be applied to the scalp of a foetus to facilitate vaginal or Caesarean section delivery by traction. It typically has a soft liner to prevent tissue damage, a connection to the vacuum source, a handgrip for the clinician to apply t...
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patient when stan...
A sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal instrument designed to obtain a specimen of spinal bone percutaneously or during open surgery. The device is typically available in a variety of large bores, and is sufficiently robust to penetrate vertebra...
"A mobility aid in the form of a waist-high framework and a handgrip with two legs designed to provide a stable support to only one side of the user, e.g., a person with a disability, a geriatric or an infirm person; it may also be used during rehabilitatio...
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to hold the food when they are eating it. It is typically made of non-breakable materials in the form of a plate or a bowl which may have a cover and/or handgrip(s). This is a reusable device.
A framework with handgrips intended to provide a stable support for a patient while standing for measurement of their height and/or weight. It may be freestanding or attached to a stand-on floor scale and/or base plate. This is a reusable device.