An electronic device intended to monitor and display the volume and flow rate of intravenous (IV) fluids administration during gravity infusion, providing an alarm (visible/audible) when pre-set limits are exceeded. It is attached directly to the drip chamb...
A sterile flexible tube with a sensor at the distal end intended to be surgically inserted through the skull for short-term (= 30 days) access to the ventricular and/or parenchymal areas of the brain to drain cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and to measure intracr...
A flexible tube with a sensor at the distal end intended to be surgically inserted through the skull for short-term (= 30 days) access to the ventricular and/or parenchymal areas of the brain to measure intracranial parameters [e.g., intracranial pressure (...
A flexible tube with a sensor at the distal end intended to be surgically inserted through the skull for short-term (= 30 days) access to the ventricular and/or parenchymal areas of the brain to measure intracranial parameters [e.g., intracranial pressure (...
A sterile, flexible tube intended to be surgically inserted through the skull for long-term (> 30 days) subdural access to the brain (e.g., cerebral ventricles, cystic tumours) for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) drainage and/or infusion of materials (e.g., chemo...
A sterile flexible tube intended to be surgically inserted through the skull for short-term (= 30 days) subdural access to the brain (e.g., cerebral ventricles, cystic tumours) for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) drainage and/or infusion of materials (e.g., chemo...
A flexible tube intended to be surgically inserted through the skull for short-term (= 30 days) subdural access to the brain (e.g., cerebral ventricles, cystic tumours) for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) drainage and/or infusion of materials (e.g., chemotherapeu...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device used to control and monitor the gravity infusion of intravenous (IV) fluids, providing an alarm (visible/audible) when pre-set limits are exceeded. It is available in two main configurations: 1) a device with an elect...
An electrically-powered device intended to be used to control and monitor the gravity infusion of intravenous (IV) fluids, providing an alarm (visible/audible) when pre-set limits are exceeded. It is available in two main configurations: 1) a device with an...
A device intended to detect (sense) the liquid drops falling into the drip chamber of an intravenous (IV) line used in conjunction with a bedside infusion pump, to confirm flow and activate the pump alarm when pre-set limits of the drop rate are exceeded. I...
A small, sterile device designed to secure an intracranial catheter (e.g., intracerebral sensor catheter, intracerebral infusion/drainage catheter, epidural sensor catheter) to the skin; it may also be used as a marker for the planned depth of the catheter ...
A collection of sterile devices designed to be used in the function of an automated peritoneal lavage system (APLS). It typically includes tubing to connect the infusion/extraction pump mechanism of the control unit and the other components of the system [a...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to identify air bubbles and/or foam in blood returned to the body [usually through an arteriovenous fistula (AVF)] by the extracorporeal blood circuit of a haemodialysis system. It may detect the air bubbles/...
A sterile, small-diameter, single-lumen, flexible tube designed for the controlled infusion of fluids (e.g., thrombolytics, diagnostic contrast media) into superselective small vessels (including intracranial, peripheral, or occluded coronary vasculature) f...
A collection of sterile devices intended to be used to affix an intracerebral sensor/infusion/drainage catheter on the skull of a patient. It includes cranial screws and screwing tools; it does not include the intracerebral catheter, and does not include de...
A flexible tube with a pressure sensor, transducer, and/or thermistor located at its distal tip, used for intrapartum transcervical measurement of the intrauterine and amniotic pressures. It is attached at its proximal end via a signal cable to an external ...
A noninvasive electronic device intended to be fitted within a gravity-fed intravenous (IV) line to detect flow rate of fluids being administered to a patient. It has a Luer connection at each end and in intended for electrical connection to receive power f...
A sterile drilling endpiece intended to be used for drilling the skull of a patient to facilitate the introduction and fixation of an intracerebral sensor/infusion/drainage catheter. It is intended to be attached to a manual or electric drilling device. Thi...
A noninvasive, electronic component of an infiltration/extravasation monitoring system intended to emit and receive light to/from the skin surface and transmit electronic signals to the system monitor (not included), for the detection of a fluid leak into s...
An electrically-powered component of an infiltration/extravasation monitoring system intended to receive and process the electrical signals acquired from the system’s electronic sensor, and then transmit the signals to the monitor for display to enable dete...