A device designed to help train a disabled person to control the function (operation) of a keyboard to enable operation of a connected primary device (e.g., a computer or another assistive keyboard-dependent device).
An assistive device designed to deliver voice output based either in the reproduction of previously-recorded natural speech and/or on an electronic synthesized voice following a pre-established set of pronunciation rules. It typically consists of an electro...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) visual display unit (VDU), commonly known as a screen or a monitor, used for displaying graphical information under program control in colour, e.g., measured values or images from other devices. Colour is necessary when sepa...
A mobile assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) devices intended for both pre- and intraoperative applications to: 1) process medical imaging data to create a patient-specific, three-dimensional (3-D) model to enable a surgeon to plan/prepare for a surg...
An electrically-powered visual display unit (VDU), commonly known as a screen or a monitor, designed for displaying graphical information under program control in colour, e.g., measured values or images from other devices. Colour is necessary when separatin...
An assembly of optical and computer-based devices that use a broad-bandwidth light beam for optical coherence tomography (OCT) to provide high-resolution images (e.g., 5 to 40 microns) of the coronary intravasculature. It typically consists of a main operat...
A device designed to assist a person with a disability in the techniques of selecting the correct input device, e.g., a switch or a keyboard, in order to operate a connected primary device (e.g., a wheelchair or a computer).
A mains electricity (AC-powered) visual display unit (VDU), commonly known as a screen or a monitor, used for displaying graphical information under program control in only one text/image colour, e.g., measured values or images from other devices. The infor...
An electrically-powered device designed to facilitate communication by a patient with a disability and/or cognitive impairment by providing buttons with images that when pressed produce audible pre-recorded words or phrases associated with the images. It is...
A hand-held battery-powered computerized device intended to be used in the operating room (OR) by professional staff to electronically maintain the count of surgical sponges/swabbing materials during a surgical procedure to prevent swabs from being inadvert...
A non-dedicated mains electricity (AC-powered) computer designed to be stationary on a desk or other work platform. It includes hardware components [e.g., central processing unit (CPU)], and is used in conjunction with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.
A small, non-dedicated computer designed to be portable. It includes a microprocessor [central processing unit (CPU)], a display screen, and a keyboard integrated into one unit. It includes batteries for mobile use, and uses mains electricity (AC-power) for...
A portable, non-dedicated, and commonly hand-held computing device intended for the download/running of medical software to input, process and/or display data. It typically includes a microprocessor [central processing unit (CPU)], a display screen, and a k...
An electrically-powered visual display unit (VDU), commonly known as a screen or a monitor, designed for displaying graphical information under program control in only one text/image colour, e.g., measured values or images from other devices. The informatio...
A desktop, electronic component of a computer/medical device intended to operate and/or control the use of the parent device. It has a panel of keys, including alpha-numeric characters, and may have touchscreen capability and/or specialized keys to control ...
A non-dedicated, electrically-powered computer designed to be stationary on a desk or other work platform. It typically includes a microprocessor [central processing unit (CPU)], a monitor, and a keyboard/mouse. When used with dedicated software the compute...
An assembly of devices intended to provide interactive tests for a patient in a clinical setting to assess balance and cognitive status (e.g., attention, concentration, short term memory/recall, motor control). It consists of an electronic floor plate senso...
An electrically-powered device intended to be used to control one or multiple in vitro diagnostic laboratory analyser(s)/instrument(s) used in the processing/preparation/analysis of a clinical specimen. It is designed to enable the user to input/manipulate ...
An electronic or electromechanical hardware device designed to enter data into, and display data from, a computer or computing system (e.g., central mainframe computer, laboratory computing system), but is itself without data computing capabilities. It is i...
An assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) devices designed to receive, digitize, display, and store endoscopy video capsule endoscopy system data [e.g., real-time video imaging of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract (oesophagus, small bowel and colon)] as w...
An electronic hand-held device designed to help a patient with a disability control the operation of a proximal human interface device (HID) [e.g., computer, tablet, smartphone, assistive speech generator] through a wired or wireless connection (e.g., Bluet...
A non-sterile device, typically made of disposable plastic, intended to create a protective enclosure around an ultrasound imaging system (its monitors, keyboards, foot-switch, equipment arms, and cables) to prevent soiling and contamination so that the ima...
An electronic component of an intravenous (IV) injection automated detection/documentation system, intended to electronically receive IV bolus injection data (time, drug, dosage) from the system processor/transmitter and document the data [e.g., within the ...