30 matching records for Motor Mount.
A powered artificial substitute for a missing hand that may be attached to a natural arm or used as part of an upper-limb external prosthetic system, and is designed to replace the appearance and some of the function of the hand. The device moves as the res...
A powered artificial substitute for a missing hand that may be attached to a natural arm or used as part of an upper-limb external prosthetic system, and is designed to replace the appearance and some of the function of the hand. The device features an inte...
An assembly of devices designed to apply continuous traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) motor with a control unit to generate and regu...
An artificial substitute for a missing hand that may be attached to a natural arm or used as part of an upper-limb external prosthetic system, and is designed to replace the appearance and some of the function of the hand. The device moves as the result of ...
An assembly of devices designed to apply and relieve pre-set traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) motor with a control unit to generate...
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...
An assembly of devices designed to apply and relieve pre-set traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) motor with a control unit to generate...
An assembly of devices capable of applying continuous and various intermittent (regular, progressive/regressive, cycled) traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It usually consists of an AC-powe...
A electrically-powered assembly of devices designed to enable an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability to be lifted/moved (transferred) safely and with minimal physical effort within the confines of one floor of a building, typically an instit...
A pneumatically-powered device designed to make available the necessary instruments/equipment and power to deliver dental treatment to a patient. It consists of a platform for the display of a selection of powered dental instruments (e.g., motor handpiece, ...
A tabletop- or bench-mounted mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to separate the components of suspensions through low- or medium-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 6,000 or 12,000 rpm). It is typically a compa...
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) device designed to make available the necessary instruments/equipment and power to deliver dental treatment to a patient. It consists of a platform for the display of a selection of powered dental instruments (e.g., motor ha...
An electrically-powered device designed to be used as a component of a stress test system that permits the evaluation of a patient's physiologic response to physical stress (e.g., workload testing of the cardiac and/or pulmonary disorders/function). It is d...
An assembly of electrically-powered devices designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function. It primarily consists of a speed-regulated treadmill or elliptical to facilitate gait...
An assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) electromechanical devices designed to be used to perform an endoscopic surgical procedure (e.g., laparoscopy) via hand-held rigid endoscopic instruments that have motor-driven articulating and mechanically-opera...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to facilitate in-place walking, jogging, or running to promote muscle redevelopment, to restore motion to joints, and to promote weight loss and cardiovascular fitness. It consists of an endless, continuous t...
A freestanding mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to process through low-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 10,000 rpm) a large volume of clinical specimens (e.g., body fluids, reagents) at cool temperatures. ...
An electrically-powered device intended to be used in a blood donor facility to process large volumes of blood using centrifugal force, usually to separate red blood cells or platelets from plasma for subsequent patient infusion, storage, or further process...
A freestanding mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in a blood donor facility to process through centrifugal force (typically up to 10,000 rpm) a large volume of blood, usually to separate red blood cells or platelets from plasma for subsequent...
A tabletop- or bench-mounted mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to separate the cellular components of suspensions through low- or medium-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 6,000 or 12,000 rpm). It is typicall...
An electrically-powered, body-weight unloading, gait rehabilitation device designed to assist a patient with a walking/balance disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function, by enabling them to hang in a dedicated harnes...
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 integral component of a therapeutic hyperthermia system that typically consists of a stationary stand or frame stabilized by side supports that acts as the primary support and housing for the non-ionizing radiation generating components or assemblies, e....
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...
An electrically-powered device designed to be used as a component of a stress test system that permits the evaluation of a patient's physiologic response to physical stress (e.g., workload testing of the cardiac and/or pulmonary disorders/function). It is d...
A tabletop- or bench-mounted mains electricity (AC-powered) device intended to be used mainly in the clinical laboratory to centrifuge small sample volumes (typically from 0.25 to 2.2 ml) through centrifugal force. It is typically a compact stationary struc...
A manually-operated, body-weight unloading, gait rehabilitation device designed to assist a patient with a walking/balance disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function, by enabling them to hang in a dedicated harness in...
A tabletop or bench-mounted electrically-powered device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to separate the cellular components of suspensions through low- or medium-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 6,000 or 12,000 rpm). It is typically a compact...
A motorized cassette holder that is either mounted on the gantry of, e.g., a linear accelerator system or other radiation therapy system, or is designed as an independent mobile stand, and is used to position and support a film cassette. The x-ray or radiog...