30 matching records for Instrument port.
A hand-held, pistol-like surgical instrument that is used to deploy and secure an infusion port/tack assembly onto the patient's abdominal muscle (rectus fascia). The instrument, loaded with the port/tack assembly, is inserted through an incision made in th...
A combination of carts and/or portable containers designed for safe storage, handling, and transportation of reusable surgical instruments between the operating and central sterilization rooms. It typically consists of an instrument trolley (cart) with cont...
A combination of carts and/or portable containers designed for safe storage, handling, and transportation of reusable clinical instruments (typically endoscopes or surgical instruments) between the operating and central sterilization rooms. It typically con...
A rigid, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to be introduced through the working channel of an endoscope and/or an endoscopic port (e.g., laparoscopic port) primarily for grasping and manipulating tissues during endoscopic surgery. It has proxima...
A component of a rigid or flexible endoscope assembly designed as a tube through which an endoscope (e.g., hysteroscope) and endoscopic elements are introduced and assembled to create a complete operative endoscopic unit; it is also designed to function as ...
A single-lumen surgical device intended to be percutaneously inserted into a joint to create an access port for an arthroscope/arthroscopic instrument during arthroscopy. The cannula is designed to facilitate the passage of surgical instruments while preven...
A sterile sleeve assembly made of plastic materials intended to retract a small abdominal incision to allow multiple laparoscopic instruments to pass into the abdomen at the same time during a laparoscopic procedure. It will typically have an introducer tha...
A component of a rigid or flexible endoscope assembly designed as a tube through which an endoscope (e.g., hysteroscope) and endoscopic elements are introduced and assembled to create a complete operative endoscopic unit; it is also designed to function as ...
A single-lumen, surgical device intended to be percutaneously inserted into a joint to create an access port for an arthroscope/arthroscopic instrument during arthroscopy. The cannula is designed to facilitate the passage of surgical instruments while preve...
A portable mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument, which may include internal rechargeable batteries, intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro measurement of multiple clinical chemistry analytes to generate a metabo...
A rigid, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to be introduced through the working channel of an endoscope and/or an endoscopic port (e.g., laparoscopic port) primarily for grasping and manipulating tissues during endoscopic surgery. It has proxima...
A portable mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument, typically with rechargeable batteries for power at the point-of-care in acute care settings, intended used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro measurement of multiple clinical che...
A rigid, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to be introduced through the working channel of an endoscope and/or an endoscopic port (e.g., laparoscopic port) primarily for grasping and manipulating tissues during endoscopic surgery. It has proxima...
The sterile implantable portion of a cochlear implant system [cochlear implant (CI)] that typically consists of a battery-powered electrode array surgically implanted in one cochlea, and a receiver-stimulator implanted in the skull near the ear and connecte...
The implantable portion of a cochlear implant system [cochlear implant (CI)] that typically consists of an electrically-powered electrode array surgically implanted in one cochlea, and a receiver-stimulator implanted in the skull near the ear and connected ...
The implantable portion of a cochlear implant system [cochlear implant (CI)] that typically consists of an electrically-powered electrode array surgically implanted in one cochlea, and a receiver-stimulator implanted in the skull near the ear and connected ...
A surgical instrument designed to be attached to another surgical implantation instrument or directly to an orthopaedic implant to provide a surface on which an operating surgeon can make strikes, with a surgical hammer or mallet, to insert an orthopaedic i...
A non-sterile device intended to protect a sterile, battery-powered surgical instrument during insertion of a non-sterile battery such that the sterility of the surgical instrument is maintained; it may be intended for use preoperatively and/or during surge...
A connecting device designed to allow the attachment of an ophthalmic surgical instrument tip to an ophthalmic surgical instrument handle. It is typically in the form of a small, stainless steel, circular adaptor with a threaded interface that attaches to a...
A device intended to be fitted into the rack/container/tray of a sterilizer or disinfector to hold, position, and sometimes protect a medical/surgical instrument(s) during a sterilization and/or disinfection procedure. It may be available in various forms i...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to connect to and hold an orthopaedic implant (e.g., bone screw, bone graft), trial implant, or sizer (e.g., glenoid defect sizer) to facilitate guidance, gauging/sizing, and/or monitoring of the held device d...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to connect to and hold an orthopaedic implant (e.g., bone screw, bone graft) or trial implant to facilitate guidance, gauging, and monitoring of the implant or trial implant during the orthopaedic surgical int...
A self-locking, surgical instrument, used for separating the edges or drawing aside the margins of a surgical incision to permit excision of the lamina of the vertebral posterior arch; this can be necessary to expose a portion of the spinal cord for removal...
A sterile, hand-held, ophthalmic surgical instrument with a thin, rigid, insertion portion, that is inserted into the eye during a surgical intervention for the purpose of conducting a field of cold light to the posterior segment of the eye. It is connected...
A hand-held, non-self-retaining, ophthalmic surgical instrument intended to be used to separate periocular tissues and/or draw aside the margins of a periocular surgical wound during an ophthalmic intervention (e.g., eyelid retraction, lacrimal sac access)....
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to connect to and hold an orthopaedic implant (e.g., bone screw, bone graft), trial implant, or sizer (e.g., glenoid defect sizer) to facilitate guidance, gauging/sizing, and/or monitoring of the held device d...
A hand-held, ophthalmic surgical instrument, constructed as a one-piece handle with trephine (not an exchangeable component) that is manually rotated with downward pressure by a surgeon in order to cut and remove circular pieces of corneal tissue (corneal b...
A sterile hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to connect to and hold an orthopaedic implant or trial implant to facilitate guidance, gauging, and monitoring of the implant or trial implant during the orthopaedic surgical intervention. The instrume...
A multi-lumen sleeve assembly intended to retract a small abdominal incision to allow multiple laparoscopic instruments to access the abdominal cavity simultaneously through a single abdominal incision, during minimally-invasive laparoscopic surgery. It wil...
A slender, hand-held, manual surgical instrument designed for excision of the ethmoid cells (spaces in the ethmoid sinuses) or a portion of the ethmoid bone (i.e., ethmoidectomy). The instrument typically has two ring-shaped ends that are usually sharp on b...