25 matching records for Table Clamp.
A non-slip cushioned pad, typically with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, intended to be placed between an operating table mattress and a patient’s back to secure the patient to the table and prevent them from sliding on the table top, typically while placing...
A non-slip cushioned pad, typically with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, intended to be placed between an operating table mattress and a patient’s back to secure the patient to the table and prevent them from sliding on the table top, typically while placing...
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...
A non-patient-contact device intended to stabilize a skull clamp (not included) to the operating table. It typically includes jointed, adjustable arms and protruding ends for fitting to slots. This is a reusable device.
A non-sterile cushioned device intended to be placed between an operating table mattress and a patient’s back to secure the patient to the table while placing them in the Trendelenburg position during surgery. It typically consists of a flat pad with a pres...
A non-slip cushioned device intended to be placed between an operating table mattress and a patient’s back to secure the patient to the table and prevent them from sliding on the table top, typically while placing them in the Trendelenburg position or apply...
A U-shaped surgical device intended to hold the head and neck in a particular fixed position during surgical procedures. It is connected to the skull with screws or pins (not included), typically on each side of the forehead, whilst the other end is fixed t...
A surgical instrument designed to hold together surgical towels and/or drapes and/or other devices, e.g., cables/leads that need securing to the site of intervention, e.g., the towels/drapes surrounding or covering the patient/operating table. It is typical...
A U-shaped surgical device intended to hold the head and neck in a particular fixed position during surgical procedures. It is connected to the skull with screws or pins (not included), typically on each side of the forehead, whilst the other end is fixed t...
An orthopaedic device designed as a flat plate with converging slots and clamps onto which the patient's hand is placed and held (locked) through the application of the clamps to the fingers so that traction can be applied to the hand and fingers. Also know...
A collection of devices intended to support and stabilize in a desired position a patient, or their body parts, on an operating table during a medical procedure (e.g., bariatric surgery, orthopaedic surgery, endotracheal tube intubation); some types may be ...
A hand-operated tensioning device designed to be attached to a patient-contact device (e.g., hand wrap/trap, pelvic bone pin, foot boot, skull tongs) for the application of adjustable pulling force (traction) to a body part (e.g., leg, arm, hand, head, pelv...
An electrically-powered, orthopaedic device intended to be connected to an operating table orthopaedic extension at one end and hold a traction boot at the other end to: 1) electrically control the fine traction and enable locking/unlocking of the gross tra...
A manually-powered/-adjusted device assembly intended to be used to hold, maintain in a desired position, and enable positional adjustment of surgical and/or endoscopic instruments during an endoscopic examination/surgical procedure (i.e., during use). It t...
A device assembly adjusted or stabilized by electrical, electro-pneumatic or pneumatic means, intended to be used to hold, maintain in a desired position, and enable positional adjustment of surgical and/or endoscopic instruments during an endoscopic examin...
An assembly of devices designed to apply continuous and/or various intermittent (regular, progressive/regressive, cycled) traction forces from a motor through harnesses typically attached to the cervical or lumbar vertebrae. It is designed to be placed on a...
A device intended to be used to hold, maintain in a desired position, and allow positional adjustment of, a laparoscope and associated instruments/devices during laparoscopy; it may also be intended to hold/position other surgical devices (e.g., retractors,...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device intended to make a sterile connection (weld) between two segments of plastic tubing (typically blood transfer tubing during blood/blood component processing applications) in a clinical laboratory setting. It is a tabl...
An assembly of mechanical devices intended to be used to create a space in the abdominal cavity for laparoscopic procedures by externally lifting the abdominal wall. This isobaric method of lifting the abdominal wall includes the insertion of a retractor, s...
A manually-operated, multi-jointed, mechanical device intended to support and elevate a patient¿s femur for optimal positioning during hip replacement surgery. It is designed to be fixed to an operating table and includes a vertical lifting post, a handcran...
An electrically-powered, multi-jointed, mechanical device intended to support and elevate a patient¿s femur for optimal positioning during hip replacement surgery. It is designed to be fixed to an operating table and includes a vertical lifting post, an ele...
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 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 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...