15 matching records for LIGHT MOTOR.
A standard, diagnostic x-ray beam-limiting and shaping device with a motorized shutter/length adjustment mechanism that requires the operator to manually adjust the collimator shutters or length of the cone prior to an exposure in order to match the size an...
A non-motorized device designed to support and illuminate one or more medical images, e.g., x-ray, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), ultrasound or nuclear medicine (NM) recorded on radiographic film for direct viewing. This kind of...
A general-purpose, surgical, light (optical) magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures, e.g., nerves or vessels in the performance of delicate surgical procedures which require high magnification by transmitted li...
A standard, diagnostic x-ray beam-limiting and shaping device that includes an automatically controlled motorized shutter mechanism. It is designed to adjust the shutters so that the x-ray beam shape matches the size of the film cassette in the holder and i...
A light (optical) magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures within the neurological fields for surgery, typically the brain or spine or surroundings in the performance of neurological surgical procedures which req...
An electrically-powered device typically in the form of a computer monitor or ceiling-mounted panel designed to emit specific wavelengths of visible light to help treat the symptoms of a neurological disorder (e.g., delirium, Parkinson’s disease) in the hom...
An electrically-powered device typically in the form of a computer monitor or ceiling-mounted panel designed to emit specific wavelengths of visible light to help treat the symptoms of a neurological disorder (e.g., delirium, Parkinson’s disease) in the hom...
A light (optical) magnification instrument designed to magnify minute structures (e.g., nerves, vessels) in the performance of ear, nose, and/or throat (ENT) surgery requiring high magnification and adjustable focusing. It typically consists of a stereo mic...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify minute structures within the eye or its surroundings during ophthalmic surgical procedures which require high ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify minute structures within the eye or its surroundings in the performance of ophthalmic surgical procedures whic...
A motorized, radiation beam-limiting device that is a component of a therapeutic accelerator system and composed of highly-attenuating materials or alloys [e.g., lead (Pb), tungsten (W)] with jaw or leaf positioning functions that are computer-controlled. M...
A general-purpose, surgical magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures, e.g., nerves or vessels in the performance of delicate surgical procedures which require high magnification by transmitted light. An operating...
An electrically-powered ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify minute structures within the eye or its surroundings in the performance of ophthalmic surgical procedures which require...
An electrically-powered device intended to assess and train sensory-motor integration (e.g., visual reaction time, eye-hand coordination) and peripheral awareness for the purposes of neurorehabilitation as well as athletic and military performance improveme...
A neurosurgical magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures within the neurological fields for surgery, typically the brain or spine or surroundings in the performance of neurological surgical procedures which requi...