30 matching records for Locking device.
A device that is designed to be used together with operating tables and certain kinds of examination/treatment tables. It can have different fixation/locking mechanisms, but is often designed to fit onto the side rails of such tables. It is used to hold dif...
An artificial substitute for a missing elbow used as part of an upper-limb external prosthetic system and designed to restore some of the function of the joint. The device moves as the result of connecting straps/cables or other mechanism powered by the mov...
A cylindrical rod used preoperatively as a precision guide to align an orthopaedic implant aiming arm with, e.g., an intramedullary bone nail (femoral, humeral, and tibial) that will be implanted. It is inserted through the guiding locking holes of the adju...
A manually-operated device consisting of a platform mounted on a wheeled frame designed for use by emergency medical services (EMS) primarily to facilitate easy transport of a recumbent patient to and from ambulance vehicles (e.g., automobiles, aeroplanes, ...
A device designed to connect together two or more tubes typically with the intention of creating an extension. The connecting ends of this device will typically be serrated to provide a secure grip for the applied tubes. Clips or other forms of locking devi...
A sterile device designed to connect together two or more tubes typically with the intention of creating an extension. The connecting ends of this device will typically be serrated to provide a secure grip for the applied tubes. Clips or other forms of lock...
A device used in combination with a compatible flexible endoscope for the deployment of a ligature loop (a self-locking device made of, e.g., a polymer in the form of a thin band) that is typically applied to large colorectal or pedunculated polyps in the g...
A device designed to hold donated corneal tissue so that it can be resected in preparation for transplantation. The device may be in the form of a pedestal, with retention and locking rings, upon which the donated cornea is placed and inflated with air, or ...
A non-sterile device designed to connect together two or more tubes typically with the intention of creating an extension. The connecting ends of this device will typically be serrated to provide a secure grip for the applied tubes. Clips or other forms of ...
A device used in combination with a compatible flexible endoscope for the deployment of a ligature loop (a self-locking device made of, e.g., a polymer in the form of a thin band) that is typically applied to large colorectal or pedunculated polyps in the g...
A device designed to hold donated corneal tissue so that it can be resected in preparation for transplantation. The device may be in the form of a pedestal, with retention and locking rings, upon which the donated cornea is placed and inflated with air, or ...
A small, sterile device with a locking/holding mechanism designed to secure most any kind of tubing or tubing-like device (e.g., cables, cords) to a patient or to a surgical drape during a clinical intervention. It is typically designed as: 1) an adhesive p...
A sterile hollow barrel fitted with a threaded plunger and a pressure gauge, designed to place an embolic implant in the body. The device provides precise pressure control for the preparation (purging) and release of an implantable device after it has been ...
A band-like device that has an inflatable bladder in an inelastic sleeve with one or two connecting tubes with connector (typically locking connectors) that can be connected to a mechanism for inflating and deflating the bladder and/or a sphygmomanometer or...
A band-like device that has an inflatable bladder in an inelastic sleeve with one or two connecting tubes with connector (typically locking connectors) that can be connected to a mechanism for inflating and deflating the bladder and/or a sphygmomanometer or...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A collection of devices intended to be used for primary or secondary closure/repair of the sternum, typically following sternotomy or fracture of the sternum, to stabilize the sternum and promote fusion. The sternal fixation system (SFS) typically consist o...
A label or a tag intended to indicate/collect the operating status of a device to which it is attached; it does not include any additional functionality and does not include a sterilization process indicator. It is typically constructed from a durable mater...
A band-like device that has an inflatable bladder in an inelastic sleeve with one or two connecting tubes with connector (typically locking connectors) intended to be connected to a mechanism for inflating and deflating the bladder and/or a sphygmomanometer...
A clamp designed to fit onto a medical device mounting rail or medical device service rail system to provide a secure method of fixing/mounting (holding) other medical or non-medical devices being used in the vicinity for patient treatment/care. It will typ...
A sterile device in the form of an adhesive backed pad with a locking mechanism that is used to secure an anaesthesia conduction catheter at the skin insertion site to prevent catheter migration. Also known as an epidural securement device. This is a single...
A sterile surgical instrument designed to automatically tie a self-locking, sliding, surgical knot into a delivered suture during open surgery. The knot is subsequently advanced using standard techniques. The instrument is a hand-operated device with an int...
A sterile device designed to seal the sheath of a haemostasis valve to maintain sheath patency (i.e., to prevent blood from coagulating in the sheath and blocking access through the haemostasis valve). It is typically a long, thin, rod-like device made of p...
A small, sterile, luminal device designed to enable a laparoscopic access cannula (port) to be secured to the skin/tissue of an incision site during a laparoscopic surgical procedure. The outer surface is typically textured/ribbed and intended to grip the t...
A surgical instrument specially designed to be used to break, breakable razor blades into shards of extremely sharp segments. Once this is done the instrument can then be used as a safety holder for the segment of broken razor blade, acting as a handle, whi...
A device in which a disabled or infirm person sits in order to be manually transported by attendants/nursing staff up or down a flight of stairs. The device is typically constructed with hand bars, locking/opening bars or straps, and reinforced legs, with o...
A length of metal (e.g., stainless steel) intended to stabilize bony fragments (fractured bone) in the oral cavity and/or stabilize injured teeth. Stabilization occurs by direct application of the device to the bone/teeth (e.g., by wrapping the ligature aro...
A length of metal (e.g., stainless steel) intended to stabilize bony fragments (fractured bone) in the oral cavity and/or stabilize injured teeth. Stabilization occurs by direct application of the device to the bone/teeth (e.g., by wrapping the ligature aro...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...
A device designed to inflate and regulate the pressure of the balloon of a catheter, endoscopic overtube, or other invasive device (e.g., tamp, endomicroscopy probe), typically by injecting and aspirating fluid or air within the balloon, and to deflate the ...