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2025-10-21
A removable intraoral device designed alleviate sleep-disordered breathing conditions (e.g., snoring, obstructive sleep apnoea) by repositioning the lower jaw (mandible), frequently in a downward and forward position, and by elevating the soft palate (soft ...
A removable intraoral device designed to alleviate sleep-disordered breathing conditions (e.g., snoring, obstructive sleep apnoea) by elevating the soft palate (soft tissue constituting the back of the roof of the mouth). It works by applying pressure to re...
A small tubular detachable device designed to conduct sound waves from an air-conduction hearing aid [e.g., behind-the-ear (BTE)] to an earmould to convey acoustic output to the eardrum. It is made of soft synthetic polymer materials. This is a reusable dev...
A non-sterile, flexible, form-shaped device designed to be placed over the nose and mouth to deliver air of high oxygen (O2) concentration to a patient's airway. It typically includes two unidirectional valves, one that closes during inspiration to prevent ...
A sterile, hand-held, invasive, ophthalmic surgical instrument intended to handle fluids and gases during vitreoretinal surgery. It is used for controlling the extraction of fluids, the internal drainage of subretinal fluid, retinal fold manipulation [proli...
A flexible, form-shaped device that is placed over the nose and mouth to deliver air, oxygen (O2), or a mixture of the two gases, with aerosolized particles, to a patient's airway. It includes two unidirectional valves, one that closes during inspiration to...
An electrically-powered device intended for home management of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) by using low, negative air pressure in the mouth to pull the soft palate and tongue forward to increase the patency of the pharynx; this repositioning obstructs or...
A non-sterile, flexible, form-shaped device designed to be placed over the nose and mouth to deliver a proportional mixture of air/oxygen (O2) to a patient's airway. It is made of non-conductive, soft, flexible polymers available in a range of sizes, and de...
A device intended to be integrated within an extracorporeal circuit to collect, store, and filter blood typically during a cardiopulmonary bypass procedure; it does not include additional functional components such as an oxygenator. It is typically a hardsh...
A non-sterile, flexible, form-shaped device designed to be placed over the nose and mouth to deliver a proportional mixture of air/oxygen (O2) to a patient's airway. It includes a reservoir bag used for inhaling a mixture of exhaled and fresh gases. It is m...
An assembly of manually-operated devices designed to reduce the intraocular pressure (IOP), i.e., internal pressure of the eye fluids, by applying a controlled, external, mechanical compression to the surface of the eye in preparation for ophthalmic surgery...
A long, flexible tube used for middle ear drainage and/or temporary equalization of the pressure on both sides of the eardrum via insufflation. The distal tip is passed along the floor of the nose and guided into the Eustachian tube; air may be blown from a...
An assembly of devices designed to provide electromechanical orthopaedic extracorporeal shock wave therapy (OEST) and pneumatic pressure wave therapy to treat musculoskeletal disorders. It is typically mobile and includes a control unit that uses both an el...
A soft pillow or pad that is round or oval with a hole in its centre, intended to alleviate pressure on the caudal extremity of the vertebral column (coccyx) and/or perineal area. It is used when sitting to relieve pain from hemorrhoids or during recovery f...
A device intended to be used to perform a tactile self-breast examination for abnormalities, typically unfamiliar changes/lumps in the soft tissue of the breast. It is typically pouch-shaped and made of thin, flexible, plastic (e.g., polyurethane) that cont...
An assembly of manually-operated devices designed to reduce the intraocular pressure (IOP), i.e., internal pressure of the eye fluids, by applying a controlled, external, mechanical compression to the surface of the eye in preparation for ophthalmic surgery...