30 matching records for MAGNIFY.
A magnifying ophthalmic lens with a handle intended to enlarge text/images for a visually impaired patient/person. It is also known as a magnifying glass and can be made of solid plastic material or glass within a plastic or metal frame.
A magnifying ophthalmic lens designed to be attached to a pair of spectacles and intended to enlarge text/images for a visually impaired patient/person. It is also known as a magnifying glass and can be made of solid plastic material or glass within a plast...
A convex lens used for magnifying the details of a viewed radiograph (x-ray) and shade against strong interfering light. It can be hand-held or mounted on the end of an adjustable arm (e.g., a flexible tube or an articulating arm) which is attached to a sta...
A device that consists of a spectacle frame with convex lenses intended to enlarge text/images for a visually impaired patient/person. It is made of plastic material or glass within a plastic or metal frame.
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...
An electrically-powered lamp mounted on a headband, helmet frame, or spectacles and intended to provide light directly onto the field of vision during a dental or surgical procedure. The light typically consists of a magnifying lens, a reflector, a light bu...
A lens or lens group that forms the part of the optical system of a microscope closest to the object. It is used to magnify the viewed image. The objective may be supplied singularly, in pairs, or in sets of increasing magnification.
A small hand-held battery-powered light intended to beused as a personal light source to provide light for local examination, inspection, and treatment of the patient. It may be torch-like in design and can have a magnifying lens to augment the lighting eff...
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...
An electrically-powered instrument intended to be used for the visual examination and treatment of the female genitalia. It is placed directly at the opening of the vagina which is held open with an inserted speculum during colposcopy. The instrument has a ...
A hand-held, manual, non-surgical device intended to scrape within the ear canal primarily for the extraction of ear wax during an ear/nose/throat (ENT) procedure; it is not intended for surgical scraping or manipulation of tissues. It may have various desi...
A collection of devices which includes a foreign body extraction instrument (typically a curette or forceps), and an electrically-powered light source, and a magnifying lens intended to be inserted into the nasal or ear canal to grip and extract a foreign b...
A convex lens with an built-in, electrical light source used for magnifying vision and concentrating the light upon an object or objects being viewed. It can be used for a variety of purposes, e.g., the examination of an object for laboratory work, diagnosi...
An electrically-powered ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify structures within the eye or its surroundings, and/or provide slit-lamp functionality to delineate intraocular structur...
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 magnification instrument designed with a standard microscope configuration [the object viewed through an ocular(s) from above] used to magnify and study specimens and small objects by transmitted visible light. It is widely used in laboratories and for re...
A light (optical) magnification instrument intended to be used to magnify and visualize minute intraoral structures during dental examination and dental surgical procedures via transmission of white and/or ultraviolet light. It typically consists of a contr...
A hand-held, manual, non-surgical device intended to be inserted into the nasal or ear canal to grip and extract a foreign body/debris (e.g., ear wax) during an ear/nose/throat (ENT) procedure; it is not intended for surgical grasping or manipulation of tis...
A battery-powered, speech-assistive device worn on the throat and designed to magnify vibrations which emanate from the throat region when the wearer is speaking to increase the volume of speech. It is an electroacoustic transducer by which electrical signa...
A fibreoptic device mounted on a headband or helmet frame to convey cold light from a connected light source (not included) directly onto the field of vision during a medical or surgical procedure. It typically consists of a magnifying lens, a reflector, an...
A collection of devices intended to be used to visualize sperm and calculate motile sperm concentration in a semen specimen for the assessment of male fertility. It includes a magnifying lens and application software. The lens is intended to be attached to ...
A device that consists of an arrangement of ophthalmic lenses or mirrors designed to be attached to a pair of spectacles and intended to enlarge images for a visually impaired patient/person. It is also known as a magnifying glass and can be made of solid p...
An electro-optical device designed to generate an enlarged photograph of a microscope field and its contents. This device is designed to utilize the lens system of the microscope in order to magnify the field. It may be attached to laboratory and/or surgica...
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 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...
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...
A hand-held, electrically-powered device intended to assist placement of a block (tamp) which limits the passage of earmould impression material when taking an ear canal impression. It consists of a disposable transparent probe illuminated with a reusable l...
A non-powered, noninvasive optical device intended to be attached to the proximal end of an appropriate ear/nose/throat (ENT) instrument (e.g., curette or forceps) [not included] to provide magnification of the nasal or ear canal for a procedure (e.g., extr...
A collection of non-sterile devices intended to be used with a manual-afterloading brachytherapy system to provide various additional functions including: fluid sampling for subsequent assessment of transferable radioactive contamination, dry/store componen...