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KARL STORZ 11302BD2 Intubation Fiberscope
The KARL STORZ 11302BD2 Intubation Fiberscope is a high-precision medical device designed for airway management and endoscopic intubation. This flexible fiberscope is used for visualizing and guiding endotracheal tube placement in patients with difficult airways. It is commonly utilized in anesthesia, emergency medicine, and critical care settings to ensure safe and efficient intubation, particularly in cases where conventional laryngoscopy is challenging.
Datex Ohmeda S/5 Patient Monitor
Medical Category: Patient Monitoring
Medical Field: Anesthesia, Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, and SurgeryThe Datex Ohmeda S/5 Patient Monitor is a versatile and reliable medical device designed for continuous monitoring of vital patient parameters. It is commonly used in anesthesia, intensive care, emergency, and surgical settings. This monitor can measure parameters such as ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation (SpO2), blood pressure, temperature, and other critical indicators, ensuring real-time patient surveillance during medical procedures or in critical care environments.
Karl Storz 27023 AB 0° HOPKINS Rigid Scope
The Karl Storz 27023 AB 0° HOPKINS Rigid Scope falls under the Endoscopic Instruments category and is used in the urology medical field. It is typically employed in diagnostic and surgical procedures involving the urinary tract, such as cystoscopy or ureteroscopy.
KARL STORZ 27023 AA 6° HOPKINS
The Karl Storz 27023 AA 6° HOPKINS Rigid Scope is an optical instrument primarily used in the medical category of endoscopy. It is utilized in the field of urology, particularly for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures involving the urinary tract and bladder.
The device features a high-quality 6° forward direction of view, offering precise visualization in minimally invasive urological procedures, including cystoscopies and resections.
SYNTHES Reamer/Drill Two series
The Synthes Reamer/Drill Two series is a set of precision surgical tools designed for orthopedic procedures requiring drilling and reaming. These devices are typically used in procedures to address bone fractures and to secure implants or screws in areas such as the hip, knee, and shoulder.
