
Cranial Ultrasound
A non-invasive ultrasound system for real-time imaging of brain structures through the fontanelle or other acoustic windows.
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Clear medical equipment categories and lifecycle support for diagnostic, monitoring, treatment and nursing scenarios.

A non-invasive ultrasound system for real-time imaging of brain structures through the fontanelle or other acoustic windows.
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A purpose-built, sound-isolated and sound-absorbing room for accurate hearing assessment.
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Records ECG continuously while an adult exercises on a cycle ergometer to evaluate cardiac function under load.
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A cone-beam X-ray system that produces three-dimensional images of oral and maxillofacial anatomy.
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An illuminated magnifying optical instrument for examining the vulva, vagina and cervix for subtle lesions.
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A handheld illuminated instrument for direct examination of the retina, optic nerve and other fundus structures.
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An electronic instrument that presents tones of different frequencies and intensities to assess hearing sensitivity.
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A rapid, non-invasive system that records cardiac electrical activity through skin electrodes.
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A platform of endoscopic instruments introduced through natural orifices or small incisions for internal visualization, diagnosis and treatment.
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A non-invasive prenatal ultrasound system that evaluates fetal vascular hemodynamics to monitor intrauterine wellbeing.
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A binocular head-mounted illuminated instrument used with a handheld lens to examine the retina and fundus.
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A mobile digital radiography system for rapid bedside or field X-ray imaging.
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A multifunctional imaging system combining static radiography with real-time fluoroscopy.
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An objective hearing-assessment system that records electrical responses of the auditory pathway to sound stimuli.
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A binocular ophthalmic microscope using a slit beam to examine anterior-segment structures under magnification.
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A cardiac stress-testing system that records ECG and blood pressure while the patient exercises on a treadmill.
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An objective middle-ear assessment system that varies ear-canal pressure and measures tympanic-membrane mobility.
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A fully mechanical system that links both limbs through pulleys and ropes. It is used in rehabilitation training or selected surgical settings to transfer force and coordinate movement between the two sides.
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A rehabilitation device that mechanically moves lower-limb joints through continuous, slow passive motion. It is commonly used after orthopedic surgery or trauma to help maintain joint range of motion and support functional recovery.
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A rehabilitation device that mechanically moves the wrist, elbow, shoulder, or other upper-limb joints through continuous, slow passive motion for functional recovery after surgery or trauma.
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A stationary cycling device designed for rehabilitation. Adjustable resistance and exercise-data monitoring support lower-limb functional training and aerobic exercise.
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A collection of occupational-therapy equipment that combines assessment, training, and daily-living aids to help patients regain everyday functional abilities.
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A rehabilitation trainer with two parallel wooden or metal handrails. Users hold the rails for partial body-weight support during standing, balance, and walking practice.
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A non-powered frame that supports adults who cannot stand independently in an upright position for rehabilitation training.
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A rehabilitation aid designed for children who cannot stand independently. It supports the trunk and lower limbs in an upright position for standing practice and functional activities.
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A physical-therapy device that applies controlled traction to the cervical or lumbar spine to increase intervertebral spacing and reduce pressure on nerves.
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A powered treadmill for gait training and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. Walking or running on an adjustable-speed belt supports lower-limb training, balance practice, and endurance conditioning.
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A physical-therapy device that applies high-frequency sound waves to tissue. Its thermal and mechanical effects are used to help relieve pain and support tissue recovery.
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A hydrotherapy tank in which an electric turbine or external pump produces water circulation and bubbles. Water temperature, buoyancy, and mechanical agitation are used in physical therapy for musculoskeletal discomfort, stiffness, and rehabilitation exercise.
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Both are tabletop pressure-steam sterilizers. Their main distinction is chamber capacity: small tabletop units are approximately 8–50 L, while large tabletop units may be 60–80 L or more.
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A precision surgical system that uses ultrasonic vibration to fragment and emulsify target tissue while simultaneously aspirating it. It is designed for selective removal of lesions in solid organs while helping preserve nearby vessels, nerves, and other critical structures.
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An emergency device that delivers a controlled electrical shock to the heart to terminate life-threatening arrhythmias and support restoration of a normal rhythm.
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A device that maintains water-filled silicone hot packs at a controlled temperature to provide a sustained, controllable moist-heat source for physical therapy.
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An emergency device designed for neonates and infants to provide positive-pressure ventilation and breathing support during respiratory failure or cardiac arrest.
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A device that uses a stepper motor to drive a syringe plunger for precise, continuous delivery of small medication volumes when flow rate and dose require close control.
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A volumetric infusion device that uses a peristaltic mechanism to deliver larger volumes of intravenous fluid continuously at a set rate for routine infusion and maintenance therapy.
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A high-precision optical instrument that provides magnification, illumination, and a stereoscopic view for microsurgical work in delicate brain, spine, and nerve procedures.
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A feeding pump that delivers enteral nutrition continuously and evenly into the gastrointestinal tract for patients who cannot eat normally by mouth.
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A high-precision optical instrument designed for ophthalmic surgery. It provides a high-magnification, high-resolution stereoscopic view for work on micrometer-scale ocular structures.
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A device that physically separates oxygen from ambient air to provide a continuous, stable oxygen source.
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A neonatal phototherapy device that emits blue light at a specified wavelength to convert unconjugated bilirubin into water-soluble isomers, supporting elimination in urine and stool and reduction of serum bilirubin.
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A treatment system that applies high-frequency electrical current through an electrode to create a controlled thermal effect for tissue ablation, hemostasis, or neuromodulation.
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A physical-therapy device that applies a high-frequency electromagnetic field to a localized area, producing a thermal effect used to help manage inflammation and pain and support tissue recovery.
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A physical-therapy device that applies electrical pulses of selected frequency and intensity through electrodes to nerves or muscles, inducing muscle contraction or modulating nerve function.
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A mobile X-ray unit named for its C-shaped frame. It provides real-time fluoroscopic images during procedures to show bones, instruments, and implant positions.
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An optical system designed for delicate ear, nose, throat, and lateral skull-base surgery, providing a clear, well-illuminated stereoscopic view.
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An integrated platform for examining and treating foot conditions, combining a patient chair, powered height-adjustable foot support, lighting, suction, and instrument storage or placement.
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A respiratory-support device that delivers positive airway pressure through a face or nasal mask without endotracheal intubation or tracheostomy. It is used for sleep apnea and various forms of respiratory insufficiency.
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An electronic device that continuously monitors and records fetal heart rate and maternal uterine contractions to support assessment of fetal status in utero.
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A networked information system that brings vital-sign data from multiple bedside monitors together at a central station for consolidated display, management, and analysis.
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An electronic device that automatically inflates and deflates a cuff and uses the oscillometric method to estimate arterial blood pressure, including systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial pressure.
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A core bedside ICU device that uses multiple sensors to monitor a critically ill patient's physiological parameters continuously and in real time.
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A portable vital-sign monitor designed for intra-hospital or inter-facility transport, providing continuous real-time assessment while a patient is being moved.
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A non-invasive device that directs light through a site such as a fingertip to estimate peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate.
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A medical device that uses negative pressure to remove fluids, secretions, and tissue debris from the body or a procedural field.
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A powered suction device for surgery that creates negative pressure to remove blood, irrigation fluid, and tissue debris and keep the operative field visible.
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A low-temperature sterilizer that combines vaporized hydrogen peroxide and plasma under vacuum for rapid, residue-minimized processing of delicate heat-sensitive medical devices.
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A mechanical system that assists with lifting, turning, or moving a cadaver. It is used to reduce manual handling demands and avoid specimen damage in settings such as anatomy teaching or forensic examination.
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A thermostatically controlled drying cabinet for laboratory or medical settings. Circulating warm air removes water from the inner and outer surfaces of cleaned glassware such as beakers, test tubes, and graduated cylinders.
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A lighting device on a mobile base that provides a focused light source for examination or treatment areas where fixed lighting is unavailable.
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A professional surgical light fixed to the ceiling or wall. Multiple coordinated light sources provide bright, color-accurate, focused illumination with minimal shadowing over the operative field.
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A multifunctional operating table designed for orthopedic surgery, supporting intraoperative traction, patient positioning, and imaging requirements.
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A surgical light on a wheeled base that can be moved beside an operating table to illuminate a procedure or treatment area. Some models provide shadow-reduced illumination, while others are explicitly not shadowless.
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An integrated system that processes tap water or other feed water through pretreatment, reverse osmosis, and related stages to produce purified or ultrapure water that meets the applicable medical-use requirements.
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A specialized medical bed used either for observation as a patient recovers from anesthesia or to support passive and active functional exercise during rehabilitation.
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A multifunctional medical bed designed to support labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery. It can be reconfigured quickly for different birthing positions and approaches.
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A mobile neonatal-care unit with power, oxygen, and securing systems that provides a stable, controlled environment for critically ill or premature infants during intra-hospital or inter-facility transport.
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A mobile incubator designed for infant transport. It provides a controlled temperature, humidity, and oxygen environment for critically ill or premature infants and can secure transport medical equipment.
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A mobile open-care unit with an overhead infrared radiant heater that delivers heat directly to an infant to help maintain body temperature during neonatal resuscitation, emergency care, or short-term care.
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Prepare equipment plans around department needs.
Support funding and procurement budget coordination.
Coordinate supply resources and procurement flow.
Provide installation, commissioning and service support.