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List of class II medical devices

Updated: July 2026, 8

As of April 29, 4

common name	Name definition
Contraceptive micro condom	A small latex or synthetic sheath used to cover the glans penis for contraceptive purposes.
contraceptive condoms for women	Both ends are inserted into the vagina and worn during sexual intercourse to prevent sperm from entering the female reproductive tract and/or to prevent the transmission of microorganisms that can cause sexually transmitted diseases between sexual partners. A sheath-like device with a ring attached to it.
Contraceptive condoms for men	A sheath-shaped device that is placed over the penis to prevent sperm from entering the female genital tract and/or to prevent the transmission of microorganisms that can cause sexually transmitted diseases between sexual partners.
Single-use vertebral body orthotic device	In percutaneous kyphosis correction, this device aims to restore the height of the vertebral body at the fracture site and to form a cavity for orthopedic bone cement injection within the cancellous bone. attached to the end.
positioning sensor	A device that detects or responds to motion and delivers a signal proportional to the degree of motion. The base device responds to signals indicating the position of the sensor and the object to which the sensor is attached, and displays or controls the object to be monitored. It can also be attached to a patient's leg during computer-assisted hip prosthesis implantation to aid in precise positioning of the hip prosthesis.
Active extension/flexion/extension rotation exercise device	An active device for training, strengthening, and rehabilitation used for strengthening, sustaining, developing, or recovering the muscles of the upper limbs, lower limbs, or back muscles.
Active automatic traction device	An active device used to widen the vertebral canal space by applying tension to pull a part of the body (cervical vertebrae, lumbar vertebrae, etc.) using a harness attached to the head or pelvis. It usually consists of a control unit that adjusts the traction force, a motor that transmits the traction force, and a cord attached to the harness. An adjustable extension bar changes the angle of the cord that provides traction.
Active automatic intermittent traction device	An active device that applies and releases force in an intermittent or periodic mode according to preset minimum and maximum force values and duration during traction therapy.
Active simple traction device	An active device that applies (static) traction force during treatment.
Active hand passive motion training device	An active device that moves joints by constantly bending and stretching the fingers without using muscle strength.
Active lower limb passive exercise training device	An active device that moves joints by constantly bending and stretching the legs without using muscle strength.
Active upper limb passive exercise training device	This is an active device that moves joints by constantly bending and stretching the arm without using muscle strength.
Active breathing exercise training device	An active device that displays the patient's respiratory volume or flow rate and provides stimulation to the patient to improve ventilation.
orthodontic wire	A component of an orthodontic appliance system that comes in various sizes and grades and that applies pressure to teeth to move them.
orthodontic tube	An appliance that is a component of an orthodontic equipment system and is used as an attachment for fitting wires to ensure the correct alignment of the target teeth.
orthodontic springs	An instrument used to generate force as part of a corrective force generator. Usually consists of a coil of thin metal wire.
orthodontic magnets	A small magnet used to expand the palate, lower molars, distal molar movement, and forced eruption of impacted teeth in order to assist in treatment with functional orthodontic devices and to pull and align teeth.
orthodontic band ring	Generally, it is a metal ring made of a thin plate of stainless steel used to secure orthodontic attachments to teeth. Attachments are hard-sold or brazed to the ring, accurately matched to the tooth shape, and then cemented into place.
orthodontic lock	Refers to tools used to secure dental archwires to brackets, such as Gurin locks.
Orthodontic attachment	A precision instrument that is welded or brazed to a band ring, or adhered to a tooth or other device, and that assists in applying orthodontic force in orthodontic treatment. This group includes brackets, tubes, buttons, eyelets, cleats, hooks or sheaths.
orthodontic clasp	An elastic holding device that constitutes a removable orthodontic appliance. They can be made individually from clasp wire, cast or ready-made from forged alloy.
orthodontic archwire	Dental wire used with orthodontic attachments. A device that is fixed to the crowns of two or more teeth in order to move the teeth and guide them to a specified position.
Orthodontic material kit	A kit that includes wires, attachments, etc. that are the components of an orthodontic equipment system. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
Orthodontic tooth retention device	A plastic appliance that gives an impression of the normal occlusal position after orthodontic treatment and is used to prevent the patient's teeth from shifting or to move them to their final position after orthodontic appliances (brace) are removed. The patient bites with this appliance for several hours per day to guide the dentition into its final position or to maintain the corrected position.
Resin materials for orthodontics	Refers to silicone rubber, plastics, or resin-based materials used to make orthodontic appliances and occlusal splints. Excludes materials for dental occlusal splints.
Orthodontic elastic appliances	Refers to devices that are used in conjunction with various orthodontic devices and have different shapes (structures) of small circular (ligature), chain-like, or thread-like elastic materials. Elastic bands (polymer or rubber bands or threads) are used to move teeth or oral tissues during orthodontic procedures.
Elastic materials for orthodontic appliances	Elastic materials and auxiliary materials used to make removable elastic devices for orthodontics.
orthodontic facebow	A device used in combination with extramaxillary traction that has a fixation source on the back of the head or neck. A long arcuate metal wire that is inserted into orthodontic appliances in the oral cavity, and is generally used to retract teeth or the jawbone or to prevent them from moving forward.
Orthodontic ligature	A connection that secures an archwire or other auxiliary device to a slot in a bracket.
Occlusal guide device for orthodontics	A removable functional device used to treat early malocclusions, etc. By wearing it in the oral cavity for a certain period of time per day, it is used to improve malocclusions, overbites, open bites, occlusions, etc.
dental lip bumper	An orthodontic appliance used to prevent the movement of lower molars by utilizing the force generated by the lips.
Long-term mucosal protection material for orthodontics	A material that covers orthodontic appliances to alleviate irritation to the oral mucosa caused by orthodontic appliances, and is used for a long period of time.
surgical hollow drill	A device that, when attached to a surgical drilling and reaming machine and rotated at the recommended speed, breaks down bone and tissue and opens a passage the same size as the diameter of the drill bit. The device has a hole (hollow) and is usually flexible so that it fits into a guide pin that has been placed in the correct position prior to this operation. It is usually used in orthopedic surgery to open a passage into the spinal cord before inserting a prosthesis.
biopsy drill	A drilling tool (drill bit) used to extract (cut out) small pieces of bone or cartilage for microscopic examination. It can be attached to a manual or electric surgical drilling machine and rotated at an appropriate speed to perform the necessary operations.
Electric orthopedic reamer	An electrically powered orthopedic surgical instrument used to incise or expand the medullary canal to insert various instruments during the implantation of artificial joints or the fixation of fractures.
manual orthopedic injector	A manual syringe-like instrument used for injecting orthopedic (bone) cement, artificial bone, etc. into surgical sites (excluding the spine), including single-use components.
Single-use osteosynthesis instrument	Instruments mainly used for bone synthesis in orthopedics, such as hand-cranked bone awls, calcaneal depressors, and anonymous bone hooks. Only manual ones. This product is for single use.
Electric orthopedic cement dispenser	An electric syringe-like instrument used to inject orthopedic (bone) cement into a surgical site. Some are mounted on a powered unit that pushes the piston down into the syringe barrel.
battery powered surgical drill	An instrument consisting of a handpiece containing a chuck for use with a drill bit, bone tap or wire. It is rechargeable battery operated. Sometimes it is intubated so that it can be used over a guide wire. This product is available in micro or macro designs.
electric surgical drill	An instrument consisting of a handpiece containing a chuck for use with a drill bit, bone tap or wire. It is electric. Some are hollow so that they can be passed through a guidewire. This product is available in micro or macro designs.
electric surgical drill motor	An instrument for transmitting rotational force from a surgical drill motor to a surgical drill via a rotating cable (Bowden cable). Electricity is usually supplied from the mains. This general equipment group is considered to reflect traditional technology.
electric bone surgery instrument	Refers to surgical instruments used for bone surgery. Limited to electric type.
battery powered bone surgery instrument	Refers to surgical instruments used for bone surgery such as osteosynthesis surgery. Limited to those powered by batteries.
Single use medullary canal brush	A surgical instrument used to remove blood clots and bone fragments from the medullary canal when injecting orthopedic cement. Usually has a handle on one side and barbs, fibers, or barbs on the other side. Some have these barbs, fibers, or barbs embedded in one plane, while others have them embedded radially around the central axis. The shaft handle is soft or rigid, and the barbs are soft or bristly. This product is for single use.
Single-use orthopedic file	A surgical instrument designed as a long, tapered, toothed cutting tool for the purpose of creating and enlarging holes in bone tissue. It is a sterile, single-use product.
Single-use manual surgical drill	An instrument consisting of a manual handpiece including a chuck for use with drill bits, bone taps, wires, etc. Also called a fixator and a bit. Sometimes it is intubated so that it can be used over a guidewire. This product is for single use.
Single use orthopedic bar	A small rotating shaft made of hard metal such as steel, with a grooved or cut surface of various shapes on one end, used for drilling and shaping bone tissue during maxillofacial surgery, spinal surgery, and large and small bone surgery. means. This product is for single use.
Single-use surgical drill attachment	An instrument connected to a manual or powered handpiece and used to perform specific operations, drilling, reaming, introducing or guiding wires, etc. Includes a reduction gear to better control speed for specific tasks. Sometimes it is intubated so that it can be used over a guidewire. This product is available in micro or macro designs. This product is for single use.
Single use surgical crown drill bit	A hollow drilling tool used as a crown drill or hollow mill. It is used to overdrill the shank before removing a broken screw head, and it is also used to sample the center of the bone for biopsy. This product is for single use.
Single-use bone surgery instrument	Refers to surgical instruments used for bone surgery such as osteosynthesis surgery. Limited to manual type. This product is for single use.
Patient-compatible single-use bone surgery instruments	A surgical instrument used for bone surgery such as osteosynthesis surgery, which is designed and manufactured to suit each individual patient. Limited to manual type. This product is for single use.
Single-use spinal surgery instrument	Refers to surgical instruments used for spinal surgery such as spinal fusion. Limited to manual type. This product is for single use.
battery powered spinal surgery instrument	Refers to surgical instruments used for spinal surgery such as spinal fusion. Limited to those powered by batteries.
Single-use joint surgery instrument	Refers to surgical instruments used in joint surgeries such as artificial joint replacements. Limited to manual type. This product is for single use.
battery powered joint surgery instrument	Refers to surgical instruments used in joint surgeries such as artificial joint replacements. Limited to those powered by batteries.
Patient-adapted single-use joint surgical instruments	A surgical instrument used in joint surgery such as artificial joint replacement, which is designed and manufactured to suit each individual patient. Limited to manual type. This product is for single use.
Electric dental implant surgery instrument	An instrument connected to an active device and used in dental implant surgery. Some are for single use.
Single-use ligament and tendon surgical instruments	A surgical instrument used for ligament or tendon surgery such as ligament reconstruction. Limited to manual type. Some include suture needles as components. This product is for single use.
Electric appliance torque control device	A device connected to a power tool or power tool system and used to adjust the torque of the power tool. By increasing or decreasing the torque of the power tool, it provides the necessary force for the procedure being performed, such as a screwdriver for inserting and tightening orthopedic fixation screws or denture fixation screws.
orthopedic brace inserter	A tool specifically designed for use in inserting orthopedic prosthetic implants and orthotics. It may be a standard interface between the parts of the orthosis during insertion of the orthosis, or it may be used to determine the proper spatial position, to fix the position for device equipment (sensors), to hold the parts during cementation, or to provide the appropriate foot or It may also be used for leg alignment. It is usually sold as part of a comprehensive implant device.
Electric orthopedic cement removal instrument	Usually refers to a set of powered surgical instruments used to remove orthopedic (bone) cement from the application site when replacing a cemented artificial joint. This general equipment group also includes "slap hammers," chisels, or other powered instruments used to crush and remove bone cement.
Blood component separation device	A device used to separate specific blood components using a blood component separation kit.
home electric massager	Electric appliances designed exclusively for home use. For example, the head or other shaped part vibrates and can be held in the hand and traced over the body area to be treated. The vibrating head section can be replaced with one of a different size and shape. Some also have pneumatic compression or kneading functions. It is also used to stimulate and massage the body's muscle tissue.
home air massager	A device designed exclusively for home use that operates solely on air pressure.
home suction massager	Refers to a suction generating device specially designed for home use. It is available to the user and is used to stimulate and massage the body's musculature to effect a therapeutic procedure. Consisting of suction cups or different components. Not suitable for use in hospitals and institutions.
vibrator with needle	A device that vibrates when in use, with the tip of the tube and the tip of the needle in flush contact with the skin. Equipped with multiple needles inside the protective tube.
Home ultrasonic bubble bath device	A device that mixes air with pressurized hot water and injects it to generate ultrasonic waves from bubbles and bubbles without using electrical oscillation.
Home bubble bath device	A device that uses a plate or other mechanism with porous blow holes to send air and eject a group of bubbles into hot water.
Home overflow bath device	A device that jets hot water into a bathtub and rotates the hot water to create a whirlpool.
Bathtub for home underwater massage therapy	A bathtub equipped with nozzles that produce multiple jets of water that produce a therapeutic massage effect. It can be used for pain relief therapy for rheumatism patients, etc. Also known as non-invasive hydrotherapy. This device is intended for home use only and is not suitable for use in hospitals or institutions.
Single-use acupuncture	An elongated, pointed, single-use device, other than a sterile device, for stimulating peripheral nerves to promote surgical anesthesia, pain relief, or other therapeutic effects.
sterile needles	A sterile, elongated, pointed, single-use instrument that stimulates peripheral nerves to promote surgical anesthesia, pain relief, or other therapeutic effects.
contact acupuncture	A reusable active device that stimulates peripheral nerves by contact with the skin without being inserted into the skin to promote surgical anesthesia, pain relief, or other therapeutic effects.
Treatment point search measuring device	A device used to measure and confirm the electrical conductivity that occurs in a patient's skin due to skin thickness, moisture content, electrical conductivity, etc.
Acupuncture instrument kit	A kit, tray or set of packaged equipment and supplies used in acupuncture. Usually includes acupuncture and acupuncture point detectors.
Moxibustion device	A home-use device that applies thermal stimulation to the affected area to treat it.
Acupuncture equipment for home use	A device designed to be used by acupuncture users at home.
Manual contrast agent injection device	A manual mechanical device used to control the amount and speed of pressurized contrast agent injected into blood vessels or lymphatic vessels during diagnostic imaging. The article generally consists of a graduated syringe, a syringe holder, and a housing unit that is placed on a tabletop, floor stand, or permanently attached.
Multiphase motorized contrast agent injection device	Equipment-powered or battery-powered low-pressure or high-pressure equipment that allows the operator to set a reference flow rate value for contrast injection, program continuous changes to the reference value during the injection process, and determine the total amount of contrast to be injected. A contrast agent injection device. Generally used for examinations such as X-ray CT, X-ray/fluoroscopy/angiography, magnetic resonance (MRI), and ultrasound. Variable contrast injection devices, unlike fixed injection devices, are designed to allow the flow rate to be changed during the course of an injection. Contrast injection devices used in MRI are made only of non-magnetic materials. Intended only for image diagnosis.
Single-phase motorized contrast agent injection device	An electric or battery-type low-pressure or high-pressure contrast medium injection device that allows the operator to determine the total amount of contrast medium injected and to set the flow rate of contrast medium constant for each injection. Generally used for examinations such as X-ray CT, X-ray/fluoroscopy/angiography, magnetic resonance (MRI), and ultrasound. Fixed contrast injection devices designed for MRI are made entirely of non-magnetic materials for compatibility with the environment in which they are used. Intended only for image diagnosis.
Contrast medium injection/excretion kit for barium enema	Consists of equipment, containers, and tubes for injecting and excreting barium sulfate (contrast medium) or air into the gastrointestinal tract during lower gastrointestinal examinations.
single use needle	A long, thin, sharp metal needle used to pass through the skin for the purpose of injecting or draining fluids. This product is for single use.
Round-tipped needle for single-use injection/drainage	A device with a long, thin hollow tube used for administering or discharging liquids such as pharmaceuticals to patients. The tip is blunted to prevent damage to the insertion site. This product is for single use.
Active device connected anesthesia syringe	A hollow plastic cylindrical device with an injection plunger. Used for administration (injection) of anesthetics, etc. This product connects to active equipment.
Infusion initiation kit	A package of equipment, including needles and tubing, used to establish intravenous access for intravenous fluid administration.
Intravenous administration set with non-coring needle	A set of instruments used for intravenous administration of fluids. Includes tube, clamp and needle (not hollow but with side holes). This set is used with implantable injection/injection ports.
Intravenous administration set for scalp veins	A set of instruments used for intravenous administration of fluids. Includes tubing, clamps, and needles and retention means suitable for injection into scalp veins. This set is usually used for children (especially infants).
Infusion set for infusion pump	A dedicated infusion set used to supply infusion fluid from an infusion pump to an infusion site.
Infusion set for insulin pump	A special infusion set used to infuse drugs from an insulin pump into patients/users.
Controller for infusion set	A dedicated infusion set used to supply infusion fluid from an infusion controller to an infusion site. Usually consists of tubes, clamps, protection and a placebo group.
Intravenous administration set with heat exchange function	A type of intravenous administration set designed to directly heat infusions administered to patients.
Gravity-drop type/pump connection infusion set	An infusion set used to inject infusions into the infusion site of a patient or recipient. There are those that supply the infusion by gravity without using active equipment, and those that supply the infusion using an infusion pump or device.
Infusion set with venous pressure measurement function	An infusion set that injects an infusion into the infusion site of a patient or recipient, and which has a mechanism for measuring venous pressure.
Contrast medium infusion set	An infusion set used to inject a contrast medium into the infusion site of a patient or recipient. There are methods that supply the contrast agent by gravity without using active devices, and methods that supply the contrast agent using an infusion pump or device. Some include infusion filters, three-way stopcocks, and joints for mixed injections.
Needleless contrast medium infusion set	An infusion set that does not have a puncture needle and is used to introduce contrast medium from a contrast medium bottle into an angiography syringe during angiography using a catheter. Some include three-way stopcocks, metering tubes, etc.
Enteral feeding infusion set for pumps	A special enteral nutrition infusion set used to supply enteral nutrition from an enteral nutrition pump. The connector part is a misconnection type different from the infusion line.
Syringe filter	A device connected to a syringe barrel to remove foreign substances from the injection fluid.
Intravenous line filter	A device used to remove microorganisms and foreign substances from infusion fluid in an infusion line. It can also be used for air removal.
Single-use general venous winged needle	A very thin, sharp instrument that is generally intended for use in veins, etc. This product is for single use.
Single-use scalp vein winged needle	A very thin, sharp instrument used in scalp veins or other small veins (especially in children). This product is for single use.
Anti-reflux valve for single use blood storage	A blood storage device used in medical tubes or pipelines to prevent backflow of gas or liquid. This product is for single use.
Reusable active device connection anti-reflux valve	A device used in medical tubes or pipelines to prevent backflow of gas or liquid. This product can be connected to active equipment and reused.
Reusable intravenous infusion set	A set that includes tubes, clamps, needles, etc. used to inject intravenous fluids. This product is non-sterile and can be reused.
continuous flow flash device	A device with a flow path that continuously maintains a constant flow rate of infusion to facilitate measurement of arterial pressure and maintain patency. The fixture (valve) is equipped with a manually operated mechanism that allows flushing of the line at free flow-like flow rates.
Prefill syringe with needle	A syringe with a glass or plastic needle for administering pharmaceuticals. It is usually made to be able to be filled with a single dose of medicine, etc., and is used like a syringe with a needle. This product is for single use.
pharmaceutical pen syringe	A hand-operated device used for intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous injection of pharmaceuticals, other than insulin, into the human body. The device is a reusable (often pen-shaped) device that must be fitted with a special, replaceable needle tip. There are various structures depending on the purpose. The medicine to be injected is filled into an inserted cartridge or the like, and is injected by a medical worker or a patient depending on the purpose. This product is not a hypodermic syringe.
Single use ophthalmic drug syringe	An instrument used to inject a medicinal solution such as a viscoelastic substance into the eye during eye surgery. Usually made of glass or plastic, it consists of a container and a plunger. This product is for single use.
Syringes for pharmaceuticals and vaccines	A device used for intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous injection of medicines and vaccines into the human body. They are usually reusable and come in a variety of structures depending on the purpose. They can be manual or powered (using springs, compressed gas, or electricity). It is different from the traditional hypodermic syringe. This product uses a syringe needle. However, this excludes those that inject insulin.
Mechanical needleless drug/vaccine syringe	A hand-held mechanical (spring-type, etc.) device used for percutaneous injection of medicines (especially local anesthetics) or vaccines into the human body. They do not require a needle and are reusable, and there are various structures depending on the purpose. It is usually a gun-type plunger-operated syringe, and the syringe barrel has one or more holes through which medicines and vaccines are forced out under high pressure. The medicines and vaccines to be injected are filled into prefilled containers inserted into this product. This product is not a hypodermic syringe.
Gas-type needleless syringe for pharmaceuticals and vaccines	A hand-held gas-powered device used for transdermal injection of medicines (especially local anesthetics) or vaccines into the human body. They do not require a needle and are reusable, and there are various structures depending on the purpose. Usually a gun-type plunger-operated syringe, the syringe barrel has one or more holes through which medicines and vaccines are forced out under high pressure. The medicines and vaccines to be injected are filled into prefilled containers inserted into this product. This product is not a hypodermic syringe.
non-intravenous infusion pump	A device that accurately and consistently injects medicines and solutions into a patient's body (other than intravenously). Some are used with a syringe attached. However, it is not used for subcutaneous injections of insulin preparations and vaccines, or for enteral nutritional administration.
single use dye injector	An injector that deposits pigment by penetrating the skin and is used by physicians to cover scars or burns, create artificial eyebrows, create a natural nipple appearance after breast reconstruction, or otherwise enhance the aesthetic appearance of the body. means. It consists of a syringe needle etc. connected to an electric plunger. This product is for single use.
Single use indicator syringe	A syringe-like device used to accurately inject a bolus of an indicator (cold physiological saline, etc.) into the bloodstream. It is typically used to deliver an indicator to the heart to assess cardiac blood flow. Some are used with densitometers or thermodilution devices to measure cardiac output. This product is for single use. A temperature probe may be included.
obstetric anesthesia kit	A kit that includes a complete set of equipment and supplies, such as a needle, catheter, syringe, sterile gauze, skin disinfectant, and local anesthetic used to perform a local block during labor and delivery.
brachial plexus anesthesia kit	A kit containing a complete set of equipment such as a syringe needle, syringe, sterile gauze, and skin disinfectant used for nerve blocks in the upper extremity (supraclavicular nerve, interscapular nerve, subclavian nerve, axillary nerve, brachial plexus) means. Some require use with peripheral nerve stimulators.
sacral anesthesia kit	A kit containing a set of instruments used to inject local anesthetics into the sacrum or sacral canal.
epidural anesthesia kit	A kit containing all the equipment necessary to inject anesthetic into the epidural space.
glossopharyngeal nerve anesthesia kit	A kit containing all the equipment necessary to administer anesthetics to the tongue and pharynx.
Pudendal nerve anesthesia kit	A kit containing all the equipment necessary to inject anesthetic into the external genitalia.
saddle block anesthesia kit	A kit containing a set of instruments necessary for administering anesthetic to the dural sac in areas corresponding to the buttocks, perineum, and inner thighs.
Laryngotracheal anesthesia kit	A kit containing all the equipment necessary to administer anesthetics to the upper part of the trachea and the structures below the base of the tongue.
paracervical anesthesia kit	A set of disinfectants, needles, needle guides, syringes, and other accessories used with anesthetics. This product is used to perform local blocks (paracervical, uterosacral, genital area, etc.) during labor, delivery, or both.
Infusion set for blood body fluids and enteral nutrition	A device that administers enteral nutrients by connecting to a catheter inserted into the stomach or intestines. It can also be used for blood or body fluid transfusions.
Pharmaceutical injection device for implanted ports	A device consisting of a needle, tube, etc. used to inject medicine into an implant port.
Electric syringe for dental anesthesia	An electric syringe for dental anesthesia procedures that uses a drug solution sealed in a cartridge and a sterilized needle. The chemical solution is automatically pushed out by operating the switch.
Single-use manual barium enema contrast injection and drainage kit	A prepackaged kit consisting of a bag, cap, tube, stop plate, and enema tip used for injecting and expelling barium sulfate (contrast medium) and/or air into the gastrointestinal tract during lower gastrointestinal examinations.
anesthesia filter	An instrument used to remove microorganisms and foreign substances from anesthetics, analgesics, etc. It may also be used for air removal.
Mobile analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment	A mobile analog general-purpose X-ray device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. Typically an X-ray film based device that uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques to capture and display images. Its mobile design allows it to run on regular power or batteries, and can be pushed by one person to various locations within a building. Generally, it is used for bedside X-ray imaging, as well as for interventional and intraoperative imaging. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality.
Mobile analog general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic device	A mobile analog general-purpose X-ray device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. Typically an X-ray film based device that uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques to capture and display images. Its mobile design allows it to run on regular power or batteries, and can be pushed by one person to various locations within a building. Generally, it is used for bedside X-ray imaging, as well as for interventional and intraoperative imaging. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Portable analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment	A portable analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. Typically an X-ray film based device that uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques to capture and display images. Its portable design allows it to run on mains power or batteries, and can be easily disassembled, moved to another location, and reassembled for use. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality.
Portable analog general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic device	A portable analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. Typically an X-ray film based device that uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques to capture and display images. Its portable design allows it to run on mains power or batteries, and can be easily disassembled, moved to another location, and reassembled for use. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Portable digital general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment	A portable general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. Digital technology is used to capture, display, and manipulate images. Its portable design allows it to run on mains power or batteries, and can be easily disassembled, moved to another location, and reassembled for use. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality.
Portable digital general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic device	A portable general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. Digital technology is used to capture, display, and manipulate images. Its portable design allows it to run on mains power or batteries, and can be easily disassembled, moved to another location, and reassembled for use. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Stationary analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment	A stationary general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device used for various general X-ray plane image captures. Typically an X-ray film based device that uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques to capture and display images. Because it is a stationary design, installation work is required and it is used in a fixed location within a building or an X-ray inspection vehicle. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware, software, or accessories. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality.
Stationary analog general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic device	A stationary general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device used for various general X-ray plane image captures. Typically an X-ray film based device that uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques to capture and display images. Because it is a stationary design, installation work is required and it is used in a fixed location within a building or an X-ray inspection vehicle. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware, software, or accessories. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Stationary digital general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment	A stationary general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device used for various general X-ray plane image captures. Digital technology is used to capture, display, and manipulate images. Because it is a stationary design, installation work is required and it is used in a fixed location within a building or an X-ray inspection vehicle. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware, software, or accessories. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality.
Stationary digital general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment	A stationary general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device used for various general X-ray plane image captures. Digital technology is used to capture, display, and manipulate images. Because it is a stationary design, installation work is required and it is used in a fixed location within a building or an X-ray inspection vehicle. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware, software, or accessories. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Mobile digital general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment	A mobile digital general-purpose X-ray device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. It uses digital technology to capture, display, and manipulate images, and its mobile design means it can run on mains power or batteries, and can be pushed by one person to various locations within a building. be able to. Generally, it is used for bedside X-ray photography, as well as for interventional and intraoperative photography. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality.
Mobile digital general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic device	A mobile digital general-purpose X-ray device for use in various general X-ray plane image captures. It uses digital technology to capture, display, and manipulate images, and its mobile design means it can run on mains power or batteries, and can be pushed by one person to various locations within a building. be able to. Generally, it is used for bedside X-ray imaging, as well as for interventional and intraoperative imaging. It consists of modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software. This group does not include devices with X-ray fluoroscopy functionality. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Mammography combination X-ray diagnostic device	A system equipped with a breast X-ray diagnostic device and a general-purpose X-ray diagnostic device.
Stationary analog general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	A stationary general-purpose This refers to a fluoroscopy diagnostic device. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner.
Stationary analog general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	Typically an imaging tube-based device that utilizes real-time analog or analog-to-digital conversion technology for image capture, display, and manipulation, and is suitable for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. A stationary general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device designed for this purpose. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Mobile analog general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	A mobile (X A general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device (moveable within a radiography facility). They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe.
Mobile analog general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment	Typically an imaging tube-based device that utilizes real-time analog or analog-to-digital conversion technology for image capture, display, and manipulation, and is suitable for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. Refers to a mobile type (moveable within an X-ray imaging facility) general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment designed for this purpose. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Portable analog general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	A portable (separate A general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device that can be easily moved and reassembled. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe.
Portable analog general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	Typically an imaging tube-based device that utilizes real-time analog or analog-to-digital conversion technology for image capture, display, and manipulation, and is suitable for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. Portable (can be moved to another location and easily reassembled) general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment that is designed for the purpose. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Mobile digital general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	It utilizes digital conversion technology for image capture, display, and manipulation, and is a mobile (inside radiography facility) designed for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. (transportation) refers to general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner.
Mobile digital general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	It utilizes digital conversion technology for image capture, display, and manipulation, and is a mobile (inside radiography facility) designed for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. (transportation) refers to general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Portable digital general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	It utilizes real-time digital technology for image capture, display, and manipulation, and is a portable device designed for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. A general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device (which can be easily reassembled). They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe.
Portable digital general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	It utilizes real-time digital technology for image capture, display, and manipulation, and is a portable device designed for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. A general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device (which can be easily reassembled). They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Stationary digital general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	A stationary general-purpose fluoroscopic diagnostic device that utilizes real-time digital technology for image capture, display, and manipulation and is designed for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. means. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner.
Stationary digital general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	A stationary general-purpose fluoroscopic diagnostic device that utilizes real-time digital technology for image capture, display, and manipulation and is designed for use in a variety of general-purpose operations requiring real-time fluoroscopic images. means. They typically include radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities, optimizing the visual or quantitative assessment of the anatomical structure and physiological function of a targeted body part. It is often used with X-ray contrast agents that are administered orally or by syringe. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Diagnostic straight X-ray tomography device	By adjusting the linear movement of the X-ray tube, which is synchronous as the exposure progresses but moves in the opposite direction to the recording plate or film, the X-ray film can be positioned at a fixed angle and depth relative to the body position. A medical X-ray device used to create two-dimensional cross-sectional (tomography) images. The X-ray tube and film move in parallel and in opposite directions. This causes the selected surface shadow to remain on the moving film, while the other surface shadows undergo relative displacement on the film and fade or disappear. This group reflects an older technology, which has now been replaced by X-ray computed tomography (CT).
Diagnostic multidirectional X-ray tomography device	fixed angle relative to the body position by adjusting a defined pattern of nonlinear movement of the x-ray tube (linear, elliptical, circular, cloverleaf, or helical, depending on the device design) as the irradiation progresses. A medical X-ray device used to form two-dimensional cross-sectional (tomography) images on X-ray film at depth. This causes the selected surface shadow to remain on the moving film, while the other surface shadows undergo relative displacement on the film and fade or disappear. This group reflects an older technology, which has now been replaced by X-ray computed tomography (CT).
Mobile digital circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopic diagnosis device	Mobile digital fluoroscopy designed to optimize the gross and quantitative assessment of the anatomy and function of the vascular and lymphatic systems of the heart, brain, and other organs. Refers to diagnostic equipment. Digital technology is used for real-time image capture, display, and manipulation, and typically includes radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities. It is used in conjunction with intravascularly administered X-ray contrast agents in imaging or image-assisted surgeries and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner.
Mobile analog circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic device	Mobile fluoroscopic diagnostics designed to optimize the gross and quantitative assessment of the anatomy and function of the vascular and lymphatic systems of the heart, brain, and other organs. Refers to equipment. Real-time image capture, display, and manipulation uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques and typically includes radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities. It is used in conjunction with intravascularly administered X-ray contrast agents in imaging or image-assisted surgeries and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner.
Stationary analog circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic device	A stationary fluoroscopic diagnostic device designed to optimize the gross or quantitative assessment of the anatomy and function of the vascular and lymphatic systems of the heart, brain, and other organs. Real-time image capture, display, and manipulation uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques and typically includes radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities. It is used in conjunction with intravascularly administered X-ray contrast agents in imaging or image-assisted surgeries and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner.
Stationary digital circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment	A stationary fluoroscopic diagnostic device designed to optimize the gross or quantitative assessment of the anatomy and function of the vascular and lymphatic systems of the heart, brain, and other organs. Digital technology is used for real-time image capture, display, and manipulation, and typically includes radiographic capabilities in addition to fluoroscopic capabilities. It is used in conjunction with intravascularly administered X-ray contrast agents in imaging or image-assisted surgeries and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner.
Stationary analog breast X-ray diagnostic device	Equipment designed for compressing and imaging breasts and fixed in an X-ray facility or vehicle. It is primarily used to optimize the visual evaluation of X-ray film images showing the anatomy and function of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels within the human breast. Analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques are used for image capture and display. Used in breast cancer screening, biopsy marker placement requiring X-ray guidance, stereotactic biopsy, and lesion site identification.
Portable analog breast X-ray diagnostic device	A portable x-ray device (which can be disassembled, moved to another location, and reassembled for use) designed to compress and image the breasts. It is primarily used to optimize the visual evaluation of X-ray film images showing the anatomy and function of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels within the human breast. Analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques are used for image capture and display. Mammography devices are used for breast cancer examinations, biopsy marker placement requiring x-ray guidance, stereotactic biopsies, and lesion site identification.
Mobile analog breast X-ray diagnostic device	A mobile X-ray device (which can be pushed and carried by one person to various locations within an X-ray facility) designed to compress and image the breasts. It is primarily used to optimize the visual evaluation of X-ray film images showing the anatomy and function of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels within the human breast. Analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques are used for image capture and display. Mammography devices are used for breast cancer examinations, biopsy marker placement requiring x-ray guidance, stereotactic biopsies, and lesion site identification.
Stationary digital breast X-ray diagnostic device	Equipment designed for compressing and imaging breasts and fixed in an X-ray facility or vehicle. Digital mammography systems (DMS) are used to record the absorption pattern of an x-ray beam passing through the breast on a variety of image storage media, such as film, paper, and digital video formats. It is used to optimize the visual assessment of the anatomy and function of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels within the breast. Digital technology is used to capture, display, and manipulate images. DMS is used for breast cancer screening, biopsy marker placement requiring X-ray guidance, stereotactic biopsy, and lesion site identification.
Mobile digital breast X-ray diagnostic device	A mobile X-ray device (which can be pushed and carried by one person to various locations within an X-ray facility) designed to compress and image the breasts. Digital mammography systems (DMS) are used to record the absorption pattern of an x-ray beam passing through the breast on a variety of image storage media, such as film, paper, and digital video formats. It is used to optimize the visual assessment of the anatomy and function of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels within the breast. Digital technology is used to capture, display, and manipulate images. DMS is used for breast cancer screening, biopsy marker placement, or stereotactic biopsy.
Portable digital breast x-ray diagnostic device	A portable x-ray device (which can be disassembled, moved to another location, and reassembled for use) designed to compress and image the breasts. Digital mammography systems (DMS) are used to record the absorption pattern of an x-ray beam passing through the breast on a variety of image storage media, such as film, paper, and digital video formats. It is used to optimize the visual assessment of the anatomy and function of blood vessels and lymphatic vessels within the breast. Digital technology is used to capture, display, and manipulate images. Used for breast cancer examination and biopsy marker placement.
Mobile digital urinary/gynecological X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic device	A mobile (mobile within an X-ray facility) with X-ray fluoroscopy function designed for use in urological and gynecological surgeries and interventions that require real-time images of the pelvic region. This refers to a fluoroscopy diagnostic device. Real-time image capture, display, and manipulation uses digital technology and typically includes spot film and fluoroscopic capabilities. Widely used in imaging or X-ray surgery and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner, and are equipped with various levels of image processing and analysis capabilities.
Mobile analog urinary/gynecological X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic device	A mobile (mobile within an X-ray facility) with X-ray fluoroscopy function designed for use in urological and gynecological surgeries and interventions that require real-time images of the pelvic region. This refers to a fluoroscopy diagnostic device. Real-time image capture, display, and manipulation uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques and typically includes spot film and fluoroscopic capabilities. Widely used in imaging or X-ray surgery and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner, and are equipped with various levels of image processing and analysis capabilities.
Stationary digital urinary/gynecological X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	A stationary X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device with an X-ray fluoroscopic function designed for use in urological and gynecological surgeries and interventions that require real-time images of the pelvic region. Real-time image capture, display, and manipulation uses digital technology and typically includes spot film and fluoroscopic capabilities. Widely used in imaging or X-ray surgery and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner, and are equipped with various levels of image processing and analysis capabilities.
Stationary analog type X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment for urology and gynecology	A stationary X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device with an X-ray fluoroscopic function designed for use in urological and gynecological surgeries and interventions that require real-time images of the pelvic region. Real-time image capture, display, and manipulation uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques and typically includes spot film and fluoroscopic capabilities. Widely used in imaging or X-ray surgery and interventions. Images can be viewed both in real time and in a delayed manner, and are equipped with various levels of image processing and analysis capabilities.
X-ray diagnostic equipment for pneumoencephalography	An X-ray diagnostic device used in tests that take X-rays of the ventricles and subarachnoid space visualized by injecting sterile gas or air through lumbar puncture. This group reflects older techniques, most of which have replaced X-ray computed tomography.
X-ray diagnostic device for abdominal mass examination	An X-ray diagnostic device designed to be used exclusively for radiological examinations of the stomach and/or other parts of the gastrointestinal tract of a large number of subjects over a short period of time. Generally, it is a simple structure that generates and controls the x-ray beam and records the absorption pattern of the x-rays that pass through the target area. Also referred to as a mass screening device, it is used to optimize the visual evaluation of X-ray images of the gastrointestinal tract using various viewing and recording media such as film, paper, or fluorescent screens. It is often used in a mobile X-ray imaging environment, and is installed on a vehicle and moved from place to place.
Integrated X-ray diagnostic device for abdominal mass examination	An X-ray diagnostic device designed to be used exclusively for radiological examinations of the stomach and/or other parts of the gastrointestinal tract of a large number of subjects over a short period of time. Generally, it is a simple structure that generates and controls the x-ray beam and records the absorption pattern of the x-rays that pass through the target area. Also referred to as a mass screening device, it is used to optimize the visual evaluation of X-ray images of the gastrointestinal tract using various viewing and recording media such as film, paper, or fluorescent screens. It is often used in a mobile X-ray imaging environment, and is installed on a vehicle and moved from place to place. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
X-ray diagnostic equipment for chest mass examination	An X-ray diagnostic device designed to be used solely for radiological examinations of the chests of a large number of subjects in a short period of time. Generally, it is a simple structure that generates and controls the x-ray beam and records the absorption pattern of the x-rays that pass through the target area. Also referred to as a mass screening device, it optimizes the visual evaluation of X-ray images of the lungs and other thoracic organs using a variety of viewing and recording media such as film, paper, fluorescent screens, and digital or video formats. used for. It is often used in a mobile X-ray imaging environment, and is installed on a vehicle and moved from place to place.
Integrated X-ray diagnostic device for chest mass examination	An X-ray diagnostic device designed to be used solely for radiological examinations of the chests of a large number of subjects in a short period of time. Generally, it is a simple structure that generates and controls the x-ray beam and records the absorption pattern of the x-rays that pass through the target area. Also referred to as a mass screening device, it optimizes the visual evaluation of X-ray images of the lungs and other thoracic organs using a variety of viewing and recording media such as film, paper, fluorescent screens, and digital or video formats. used for. It is often used in a mobile X-ray imaging environment, and is installed on a vehicle and moved from place to place. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
X-ray diagnostic equipment for chest and abdominal mass examinations	An X-ray diagnostic device designed to be used exclusively for radiological examinations of the chest and abdomen (stomach and/or other parts of the gastrointestinal tract) of a large number of subjects over a short period of time. Generally, it is a simple structure that generates and controls the x-ray beam and records the absorption pattern of the x-rays that pass through the target area. Also referred to as a mass screening device, it optimizes the visual evaluation of X-ray images of the lungs and other thoracic organs using a variety of viewing and recording media such as film, paper, fluorescent screens, and digital or video formats. used for. It is often used in a mobile X-ray imaging environment, and is installed on a vehicle and moved from place to place.
Integrated X-ray diagnostic device for chest and abdominal mass examinations	An X-ray diagnostic device designed to be used exclusively for radiological examinations of the chest and abdomen (stomach and/or other parts of the gastrointestinal tract) of a large number of subjects over a short period of time. Generally, it is a simple structure that generates and controls the x-ray beam and records the absorption pattern of the x-rays that pass through the target area. Also referred to as a mass screening device, it optimizes the visual evaluation of X-ray images of the lungs and other thoracic organs using a variety of viewing and recording media such as film, paper, fluorescent screens, and digital or video formats. used for. It is often used in a mobile X-ray imaging environment, and is installed on a vehicle and moved from place to place. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Panoramic X-ray imaging device for dental group examinations	Used to generate and control an x-ray beam for advanced dental imaging of the teeth, jaws, oral cavity, nasal cavity, and other maxillofacial structures of a large number of subjects in a short period of time; A dental X-ray diagnostic device that uses a spot camera using roll film to take panoramic images of signals amplified by an image tube.
Single energy bone X-ray absorptiometry device	A single-energy X-ray absorptiometry device designed to calculate bone density based on data obtained using one type of photon energy peak. The device utilizes one or more x-ray tubes as a radiation source. X-ray tubes and photon detectors are arranged geometrically to irradiate the measurement target with X-rays, and the X-ray absorption coefficient at each location is measured.
Single-energy bone X-ray absorptiometry integrated device	A single-energy X-ray absorptiometry device designed to calculate bone density based on data obtained using one type of photon energy peak. The device utilizes one or more X-ray tubes as a radiation source. X-ray tubes and photon detectors are arranged geometrically to irradiate the measurement target with X-rays, and the X-ray absorption coefficient at each location is measured. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Dual energy bone X-ray absorptiometry device	A dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry device designed to perform bone density calculations based on data obtained using two types of photon energy peaks. The device utilizes one or more X-ray tubes as a radiation source. X-ray tubes and photon detectors are arranged geometrically to irradiate the measurement target with X-rays, and the X-ray absorption coefficient at each location is measured. Some can use this information to calculate body fat and fat-free mass.
Dual energy bone X-ray absorptiometry integrated device	A dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry device designed to perform bone density calculations based on data obtained using two types of photon energy peaks. The device utilizes one or more X-ray tubes as a radiation source. X-ray tubes and photon detectors are arranged geometrically to irradiate the measurement target with X-rays, and the X-ray absorption coefficient at each location is measured. Some products use this information to calculate body fat and fat-free mass.
X-ray CT combination type cardiovascular X-ray diagnostic device	A system equipped with an X-ray CT diagnostic device and a cardiovascular X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic device.
Digital intraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device	A digital intraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device used to generate and control X-ray beams. Digital technology is used to record the absorption patterns of X-ray beams used in general dental examinations and routine dental radiology examinations involving the diagnosis and treatment (surgery and interventions) of diseases of the teeth, jaws and oral structures. are doing. During imaging, an X-ray source (X-ray tube) is placed inside the patient's mouth. This family includes fixed, mobile, and portable equipment and consists of basic modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software.
Analog general-purpose oral dental X-ray diagnostic device	An analog intraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device used to generate and control X-ray beams. Analog or analog-digital for recording the absorption patterns of using conversion technology. During imaging, an X-ray source (X-ray tube) is placed inside the patient's mouth. This family includes fixed, mobile, and portable equipment and consists of basic modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software.
Analog extraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device	An analog extraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device used to generate and control X-ray beams. Analog or analog-digital for recording the absorption patterns of using conversion technology. During imaging, an X-ray source (X-ray tube) is placed outside the patient's mouth. This family includes fixed, mobile, and portable equipment and consists of basic modular equipment that can be upgraded.
Digital extraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device	A digital extraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device used to generate and control X-ray beams. Digital technology is used to record the absorption patterns of X-ray beams used in general dental examinations and routine dental radiology examinations involving the diagnosis and treatment (surgery and interventions) of diseases of the teeth, jaws and oral structures. are doing. During imaging, an X-ray source (X-ray tube) is placed outside the patient's mouth. This family includes fixed, mobile, and portable equipment and consists of basic modular equipment that can be upgraded.
Analog dental panoramic X-ray diagnostic device	An extraoral X-ray source analog dental X-ray diagnostic device used to generate and control an X-ray beam. Designed to take panoramic (wide field of view) images of teeth, jaws, and oral structures. This family includes fixed, mobile, and portable equipment and consists of basic modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software.
Digital dental panoramic X-ray diagnostic device	Digital dental x-ray with an extraoral x-ray source, designed to take panoramic (wide field of view) images of teeth, jaws, and oral structures and used to generate and control the x-ray beam Refers to diagnostic equipment. This family includes fixed, mobile, and portable equipment and consists of basic modular equipment that can be upgraded by adding hardware or software.
Analog dental panoramic/tomography X-ray diagnostic device	Analog dental x-ray diagnostics with an extraoral x-ray source used to generate and control the x-ray beam for advanced dental imaging of teeth, jaws, oral cavity, nasal trunk, and other maxillofacial structures Refers to equipment. It uses analog or analog-to-digital conversion techniques for image capture and display, and may include various image processing and analysis capabilities. The product is designed to provide the ability to perform two or more types of special purpose dental X-ray examinations, including linear scans, panoramas, cephalometry, linear tomography, spiral tomography, scanograms, and sonograms. This group includes fixed, mobile, and portable devices.
Digital dental panoramic/tomography X-ray diagnostic device	Digital dental x-ray diagnostics with an extraoral x-ray source used to generate and control x-ray beams for advanced dental imaging of teeth, jaws, oral cavity, nasal trunk, and other maxillofacial structures Refers to equipment. They use digital technology to capture, manipulate, and display images and may include various image processing and analysis capabilities. The product is designed to provide the ability to perform two or more types of special purpose dental X-ray examinations, including linear scans, panoramas, cephalometry, linear tomography, spiral tomography, scanograms, and sonograms. This group includes fixed, mobile, and portable devices.
Craniometry X-ray diagnostic equipment	Diagnostic X-ray equipment designed for use solely for radiographic visualization and dimensional measurements of the human head (cranium). It may be used in various dental X-ray photography such as orthodontics. It is used to generate and control the X-ray beam, record the absorption pattern of the X-rays passing through the head, and optimize the visual evaluation of the resulting images. Depending on the device, images can be recorded on a variety of viewing and archiving media, such as film, paper, fluorescent screens, digital or video formats. This group includes fixed, mobile, and portable devices.
Integrated X-ray diagnostic device for craniometry	Diagnostic X-ray equipment designed for use solely for radiographic visualization and dimensional measurements of the human head (cranium). It may be used in various dental X-ray photography such as orthodontics. It is used to generate and control the X-ray beam, record the absorption pattern of the X-rays passing through the head, and optimize the visual evaluation of the resulting images. Depending on the device, images can be recorded on a variety of viewing and archiving media, such as film, paper, fluorescent screens, digital or video formats. This group includes fixed, mobile, and portable devices. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Dental digital X-ray sensor	A digital dental X-ray sensor used in the oral cavity in combination with a general dental X-ray imaging device. The sensor is composed of a CCD or the like, and includes a sensor drive circuit and a signal processing circuit.
Panoramic digital X-ray sensor	It is used in conjunction with a digital dental X-ray diagnostic device that takes panoramic (wide field of view) images of teeth, jaws, and oral cavity structures. The sensor is composed of a CCD or the like, and includes a sensor drive circuit and a signal processing circuit.
Digital X-ray sensor for craniometry	For digital X-ray image processing equipment combined with diagnostic X-ray equipment designed for radiological visualization and dimensional measurement of the human head (cranium). The sensor is composed of a CCD and includes a sensor drive circuit and a signal processing circuit.
Site-specific X-ray CT diagnostic device	A diagnostic X-ray computed tomography (CT) device equipped with a gantry designed to image the head, neck, and/or extremities. Designs with one or more fixed annular arrays of multiple X-ray tubes and detectors, or assemblies of single or multiple X-ray tubes and detectors that rotate at high speed around a central axis within the viewing area of the gantry. Includes designs using In addition to generating 1D or 2D images, it is also possible to perform spiral CT or other special imaging by specifying multiple angles relative to the body position. Various digital techniques are used to capture information, reconstruct images, and display them. The number of X-ray tubes, number of detectors, and rotation speed may be arbitrary.
Whole body X-ray CT diagnostic equipment	A diagnostic X-ray computed tomography (CT) device equipped with a gantry large enough to image any part of the body. Designs with one or more fixed annular arrays of multiple X-ray tubes and detectors, or assemblies of single or multiple X-ray tubes and detectors that rotate at high speed around a central axis within the viewing area of the gantry. Includes designs using In addition to generating 1D or 2D images, it is also possible to perform spiral CT or other special imaging by specifying multiple angles relative to the body position. Various digital techniques are used to capture information, reconstruct images, and display them.
Human body rotation type whole body X-ray CT diagnostic device	A rotating imaging table rotates the patient through cone beam X-rays formed by an X-ray tube and an X-ray plane detector, and the X-ray transmission signals from multiple directions regarding the patient are acquired and processed in a two-dimensional manner. Or a diagnostic X-ray computed tomography (CT) device that can generate three-dimensional images. This device can also be used as an X-ray flat detector output reading type digital radiograph (code 70018000) to obtain a digital image by computer processing the digital signal output from the X-ray flat detector as an X-ray flat image. Available for use.
Whole body electron beam X-ray CT diagnostic equipment	A diagnostic X-ray computed tomography (CT) device equipped with a gantry large enough to image any part of the body. The X-ray tube uses an electron beam scanning method, and consists of a focusing/deflection coil that scans the electron beam emitted from the electron gun, a target ring that guides the electron beam, and an X-ray emitted from the target ring. The main component is a detector. In addition to generating 2D or 3D images, it is also possible to perform spiral CT or other special imaging by specifying multiple angles relative to the body position. Various digital techniques are used to capture information, reconstruct images, and display them.
Arm type X-ray CT diagnostic device	By rotating a support structure (arm) equipped with an X-ray tube and a detector at both ends to target hard tissues such as bones and teeth, X-ray transmission signals from multiple directions regarding the patient are acquired and computer-processed. A diagnostic X-ray computed tomography (CT) device that can generate two-dimensional or three-dimensional images.
computed radiograph	A device that extracts an X-ray image stored on a photostimulable fluorescent screen by scanning with a laser beam, processes it with a computer, and outputs it as digital information. This digital information is transmitted to an image processing device, an image recording device, etc., and used as a diagnostic image. The device uses a photostimulable fluorescent screen. It may also be used in conjunction with a photostimulable fluorescent screen cassette.
Film reading digital radiograph	An image input device that reads medical images recorded on X-ray film and secondarily generates digital images. This device consists of a film transport system, a stabilized light source such as a laser or a halogen lamp, an optical system such as a polygon mirror and lens, and a photoelectric conversion sensor, and is capable of higher definition and higher density reading than consumer image reading devices. It is. By adding medical information such as a patient ID to the generated digital image and storing it on an image server, it can be used in a medical image information system.
Electron tube output reading type digital radiograph	A device that captures the X-rays that have passed through the human body using an X-ray fluorescence intensifier tube (image intensifier) and TV camera, converts the output analog signal from analog to digital, and inputs it into an image processing device to obtain a digital image. say. Digital images can be optimized through various types of image processing such as gamma correction processing and edge enhancement processing. Real-time performance also allows video recording. Image information is recorded on various media and at the same time is distributed via a network as necessary, making it easy to view, save, and search image data.
X-ray flat detector output reading type digital radiograph	A device that captures images of X-rays that have passed through the human body using an X-ray flat detector, captures the output digital signals into an image processing device, and obtains a digital image. The digital image is subjected to various types of image processing, such as gamma correction processing and edge enhancement processing, as necessary. Image information is recorded on various media or output to an external device such as a server for recording.
x-ray tube equipment	It is one of the parts of X-ray equipment for diagnosis or treatment. The housing is a container made of steel, cast aluminum, or aluminum alloy, and a portion of the inside thereof is lined with lead to prevent leakage of X-rays generated during diagnosis and treatment. The tube container is at ground potential, and the inside is filled with insulating oil. This is to prevent electric shock from the high voltage application electrodes of the X-ray tube and the high voltage cable to surrounding objects (including patients and operators). The tube vessel components and insulating oil also serve to attenuate the intensity of the radiation X-rays to an acceptable level.
Stationary diagnostic X-ray generator	A generator that is an integral component of a stationary diagnostic X-ray system intended to be operated at a fixed location in a facility or an X-ray examination vehicle. It adjusts the receiving voltage and current and supplies the necessary power to the X-ray tube to generate an X-ray beam with the required voltage (kV) and current (mA). It typically consists of a control assembly (console) and a high voltage transformer assembly, or a monotank high voltage device design may be used. Includes design of transformers, constant voltage, inverters, and capacitor discharge high voltage equipment. Excludes therapeutic use.
Stationary diagnostic integrated X-ray generator	A generator that is an integral component of a stationary diagnostic X-ray system intended to be operated at a fixed location in a facility or an X-ray examination vehicle. It adjusts the receiving voltage and current and supplies the necessary power to the X-ray tube to generate an X-ray beam with the required voltage (kV) and current (mA). It typically consists of a control assembly (console) and a high voltage transformer assembly, or a monotank high voltage device design may be used. Includes design of transformers, constant voltage, inverters, and capacitor discharge high voltage equipment. Excludes therapeutic use. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Mobile diagnostic X-ray generator	An x-ray generating device with special size, weight, and power requirements suitable for mobile x-ray equipment designed to be moved to various locations within a facility. It adjusts the receiving voltage and current and supplies the necessary power to the X-ray tube to generate an X-ray beam with the required voltage (kV) and current (mA). It incorporates designs for transformers, inverters, and capacitor discharge high voltage equipment. It generally consists of a control assembly (console) and a high voltage transformer assembly, although a monotank high voltage unit design may be used. This product is one of the essential components of a mobile diagnostic X-ray machine. Excludes therapeutic use.
Mobile diagnostic integrated X-ray generator	An x-ray generating device with special size, weight, and power requirements suitable for mobile x-ray equipment designed to be moved to various locations within a facility. It adjusts the received voltage and current and supplies the necessary power to the X-ray tube to generate an X-ray beam with the required voltage (kV) and current (mA). It incorporates designs for transformers, inverters, and capacitor discharge high voltage equipment. It generally consists of a control assembly (console) and a high voltage transformer assembly, although a monotank high voltage unit design may be used. This product is one of the essential components of a mobile diagnostic X-ray machine. Excludes therapeutic use. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
Portable diagnostic X-ray generator	An X-ray generating device that has special size, weight, and power requirements that make it suitable for portable X-ray equipment that can be disassembled and reassembled at various locations. It adjusts the receiving voltage and current and supplies the necessary power to the X-ray tube to generate an X-ray beam with the required voltage (kV) and current (mA). This group includes the design of transformers and inverter type high voltage equipment. It generally consists of a control assembly (console) and a high voltage transformer assembly, although a monotank high voltage unit design may be used. Excludes therapeutic use.
Portable diagnostic integrated X-ray generator	An X-ray generating device that has special size, weight, and power requirements that make it suitable for portable X-ray equipment that can be disassembled and reassembled at various locations. It adjusts the receiving voltage and current and supplies the necessary power to the X-ray tube to generate an X-ray beam with the required voltage (kV) and current (mA). This group includes the design of transformers and inverter type high voltage equipment. It generally consists of a control assembly (console) and a high voltage transformer assembly, although a monotank high voltage unit design may be used. Excludes therapeutic use. The X-ray generator is constructed in one piece.
X-ray imaging diagnostic equipment workstation	A stand-alone image processing workstation designed for use with diagnostic imaging equipment that uses x-rays, such as digital x-ray machines, x-ray computed tomography (CT) machines, and fluoroscopy machines. The type and configuration of hardware does not matter. It may be considered a component of a PACS device. It differs from an operator console in that it does not have controls for directly operating the imaging device. This product can exchange data both online and offline, and is generally located at a location remote from the operator console. The equipment is configured to provide the ability to further process and display patient images and information collected by the X-ray imaging device. Limited to those that have the function of providing information for judgment, evaluation, or diagnosis related to pathological conditions.
General-purpose diagnostic imaging equipment workstation	Standalone designed for use with diagnostic imaging equipment such as digital X-ray machines, X-ray computed tomography (CT) machines, fluoroscopy machines, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, gamma cameras, PET machines, SPECT machines, etc. A general-purpose image processing workstation. The type and configuration of hardware does not matter. It may be considered a component of a PACS device. It differs from an operator console in that it typically does not have controls for directly manipulating the imaging device. This product can exchange data both online and offline, and is generally located at a location remote from the operator console. The equipment is configured to provide the ability to further process and display patient images and information collected by each imaging device. Limited to those that have the function of providing information for judgment, evaluation, or diagnosis related to pathological conditions.
surgical tamp	A hand-held surgical instrument having a proximal handle, a shaft, and a usually oblong, blunt distal end. Intended for wrapping tissue or other materials during surgical procedures.
single use surgical saw	Refers to manual or powered (air, nitrogen, battery, power supply, etc.) equipment. Used alone or with many attachments such as vibrating blades or reciprocating blades. Usually, it is dedicated to a specific area. There are micro and macro designs. The attachment allows it to be used in many surgical specialties such as orthopedics, otorhinolaryngology, podiatry or plastic surgery. This product is for single use.
electric surgical saw	A device consisting of a handpiece that includes an attachment that provides vibration or reciprocating motion. There are micro and macro designs. It is electric.
single use saw	A manual or powered (air, nitrogen, battery, or power source, etc.) instrument used for the purpose of cutting or separating an anatomical structure or part of an object. Use alone or with many attachments. Usually, it is dedicated to a specific area. This product is for single use.
single use scissors	Usually refers to an instrument used to cut tissue, cloth, sutures, etc. during surgery. It consists of two blades with rotating shafts (usually with holes for the thumb and fingers in the handle) and is operated by closing the two blades over the material to be cut. This product is for single use.
Single-use ophthalmological knife	An ophthalmic surgical instrument used to cut tissue during ophthalmic surgery. For example, in addition to two rotating blades, some blades have a handle that can be grasped with the fingers and thumb. Blades come in various shapes. This product is for single use.
Single use ophthalmic tweezers	A device used to grasp, manipulate, compress, pull, or connect ocular tissue and surrounding tissue. For example, some surgical instruments have two handles connected to two blades. Some handles are permanently attached, while others are attached during use, usually by pressure. This product is for single use.
single use tweezers	A surgical instrument that has two tips that close together and sandwich the object being held. The handles are permanently attached. This group of instruments includes all surgical tweezers, microtweezers and surgical tweezers. This product is for single use.
single use file	A hand-held manual surgical instrument with raised surfaces of various shapes used for smoothing, scraping, or cutting tissue. This product is for single use.
Endoscope telescope	A component of an endoscope system that consists of several components to perform its functions. It consists of a rigid or flexible scope equipped with an image transmission system such as a relay lens, optical fiber, or solid-state image sensor. Usually connected to a fiber cable for supplying light from a light source. This product may also be inserted into a sheath. Used to examine body cavities and organs through natural or artificial orifices.
flexible duodenoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the duodenum (the upper gastrointestinal tract up to the proximal duodenum). Examines organs such as mucous membranes, gallbladder, pancreas, and stomach. Optical fiber tube bundles are used in image transmission systems.
flexible gastroduodenoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment from the stomach to the duodenum. This product is a flexible endoscope that changes shape to fit the body cavity. Optical fiber tube bundles are used in image transmission systems.
flexible gastroscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the stomach. It is inserted through an artificial opening in the mouth or stomach wall. The insertion section is flexible, and an optical fiber tube bundle is used in the image transmission system.
flexible esophagoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the esophagus. The shape of the insertion portion changes depending on the body cavity. Insert through the oral cavity. The image transmission system is a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible sigmoidoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the colon and rectum. The insertion part is flexible to conform to the body shape, and the image transmission is a fiberscope with an optical fiber tube bundle.
flexible colonoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the large intestine (colon). The insertion part is flexible and is inserted through the anus. Optical fiber tube bundles are used in image transmission systems.
flexible pancreatoscope	An endoscope used for observing and diagnosing the pancreas. The image transmission system is a fiber optic tube bundle and the insertion part is flexible. It is usually introduced into the working channel of the duodenoscope and inserted through the papilla of Vater.
flexible cholangioscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the biliary tract. The insertion part of this product is flexible and is inserted through an incision in the abdomen, but it can also be inserted through a flexible duodenoscope. This product is a fiberscope that transmits images using an optical fiber tube bundle.
flexible nasopharyngoscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the nasopharynx (the upper part of the throat behind the nose). This product is a flexible endoscope that changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible bronchoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the bronchi and lungs. The insertion section is flexible. This product is a fiberscope equipped with an image transmission optical fiber tube bundle.
flexible pyeloscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the kidneys. Insert percutaneously into the renal pelvis. This product is a flexible endoscope that changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible cystoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the bladder from the urethra (or upper urinary tract). Since the insertion portion is flexible, its shape changes to match the body cavity. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle as an image transmission system.
flexible enteroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the small intestine. Used during small intestine surgery. There are two types: push type (inserted with a guide under direct vision) and probe type (equipped with an inflatable balloon that inserts the product into the intestine through peristalsis). Optical fiber tube bundles are used in image transmission systems.
flexible kurdoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, pelvis, and pelvic cavity through the posterior vaginal fornix. This product is a flexible endoscope, and the image transmission system is an optical fiber tube bundle.
flexible cystourethroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the bladder and male urethra (including the prostate). The insertion section is flexible. The image transmission system is a fiberscope with a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible thoracoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the thoracic cavity. Insert into the body cavity through the intercostal space. This product is a flexible endoscope, and the image transmission system is an optical fiber tube bundle.
flexible ureteroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the ureter from the external urethral meatus (the passageway for urine from the kidneys to the bladder) and renal pelvis. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a fiberscope with a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible laryngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the larynx. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle as an image transmission system.
Flexible intubation laryngoscope	An endoscope used to support the insertion and placement of a special endotracheal tube into the trachea (human airway) to secure the airway in anesthesia or emergency medical care. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity.
flexible laryngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the pharynx. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a fiberscope with a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible ureteronephroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the ureter and renal pelvis from the external urethral meatus. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible hysteroscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the uterine cavity (uterus). Insert through the vagina or cervix. This product is a flexible endoscope whose shape changes to match the body cavity or instrument lumen. The image transmission system is a fiber optic tube bundle. Also called a uteroscope.
flexible laparoscopy	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the peritoneal cavity, retroperitoneal cavity, etc. It is inserted through an artificial opening in the abdominal wall (usually just below the navel). The insertion section is flexible and equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle as an image transmission system.
flexible oral mirror	An endoscope used to observe the inside of the oral cavity. The insertion section is flexible and equipped with an optical system such as an image fiber.
flexible maxillary sinusoscope	An endoscope primarily used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the maxillary sinus. This product is a flexible endoscope.
flexible lacrimoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the lacrimal lumen. The insertion section is flexible and includes an optical fiber tube bundle.
flexible ductoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the inside of the breast duct. The insertion section is flexible and includes an optical fiber tube bundle.
Soft plastic surgery endoscope	An endoscope used for subcutaneous tissue suction, reconstruction, etc. in the field of plastic surgery. The insertion section is flexible and includes an optical fiber tube bundle.
flexible ear endoscope	An endoscope used in the field of otology, primarily for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the inside of the middle ear. This product is a flexible endoscope.
flexible salpingoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating fallopian tubes, or for collecting eggs and injecting fertilized eggs. Insert through the abdominal cavity, vagina, or cervix. The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. An optical fiber tube bundle is provided as an image transmission system.
flexible arthroscopy	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating joints (e.g., knee joints, shoulder joints, etc.). Insert into the joint through an artificial opening. Typically, the insertion section is flexible and includes a bundle of optical fiber tubes.
flexible mediastinoscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the mediastinum (the central thoracic cavity behind the sternum, between the left and right pleural cavities). The insertion section is flexible and equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle as an image transmission system.
flexible urethroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the urinary tract. The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle as an image transmission system.
flexible rhinoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the nasal cavity through the external nostrils. A flexible endoscope equipped with a fiber optic tube bundle.
flexible sinusoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating sinuses. A flexible endoscope equipped with a fiber optic imaging system.
flexible nasopharyngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the larynx through the nasal cavity. The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle as an image transmission system.
video flexible bronchoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the bronchi and lungs. Since the insertion portion is flexible, its shape changes to match the body cavity. Solid-state imaging devices are used in image transmission systems.
video flexible gastroscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the stomach. It is inserted through an artificial opening in the oral cavity or stomach wall. Solid-state imaging devices are used in image transmission systems. The insertion section is usually flexible.
video flexible sigmoidoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the colon and rectum. The insertion section is flexible to adapt to the body shape, and the image transmission is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible cystourethroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the bladder and male urethra (including the prostate). The insertion section is flexible. The image transmission system is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible laryngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the larynx. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
Endoscopic video imaging system	A system that displays video images transmitted from a video endoscope on a display monitor. This allows the operator and assistants to observe the treatment area. Typically includes a video endoscope, an endoscopic camera, a camera control unit, a light source and light source cable, a video recorder, an image processing device (which may include color correction equipment), a visual display device (a television set, etc.).
video flexible duodenoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the duodenum (the upper gastrointestinal tract up to the proximal duodenum). Examines organs such as mucous membranes, gallbladder, pancreas, and stomach. Solid-state image sensors are used in image transmission systems.
video flexible colonoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the large intestine (colon). The insertion part is flexible and is inserted through the anus. Solid-state imaging devices are used in image transmission systems.
video flexible laparoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the peritoneal cavity, retroperitoneal cavity, etc. It is inserted into an artificial opening in the abdominal wall (usually just below the navel). A solid-state image sensor is used as an image transmission system.
video rigid laparoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the peritoneal cavity, retroperitoneal cavity, etc. It is inserted into an artificial opening in the abdominal wall (usually just below the navel). The insertion part of this product is rigid or semi-rigid. The image transmission system utilizes a solid-state imager at the distal end, or a combination of a solid-state imager and relay lens optics, or a solid-state imager and a fiber optic tube bundle.
video flexible enteroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the small intestine. Used during small intestine surgery. There are two types: push type (inserted with a guide under direct vision) and probe type (equipped with an inflatable balloon that inserts the product into the intestine through peristalsis). Solid-state image sensors are used in image transmission systems.
video flexible cholangioscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the biliary tract. The insertion part of this product is flexible and is inserted through an incision in the abdomen, but it can also be inserted through a flexible duodenoscope. Image transmission systems utilize solid-state imaging devices.
video flexible pyeloscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the kidneys. Insert percutaneously into the renal pelvis. This product is a flexible endoscope that changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a video with solid state image sensor.
video flexible esophagoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the esophagus. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. Insert through the oral cavity. The image transmission system is a video with solid state image sensor.
video flexible ureteroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the ureter from the external urethral meatus (the passageway for urine from the kidneys to the bladder) and renal pelvis. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible laryngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the pharynx. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible ureteronephroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the ureter and renal pelvis from the external urethral meatus. The insertion portion is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. The image transmission system is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible gastroduodenoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment from the stomach to the duodenum. This product is a flexible endoscope that changes shape to fit the body cavity. Solid-state imaging devices are used in image transmission systems.
video flexible intubation laryngoscope	An endoscope used to support the insertion and placement of a special endotracheal tube into the trachea (human airway) to secure the airway in anesthesia or emergency medical care. The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video rigid intubation laryngoscope	An endoscope used to support the insertion and placement of a special endotracheal tube into the trachea (human airway) to secure the airway in anesthesia or emergency medical care. Some have a hard insertion part and a soft tip. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible oral speculum	An endoscope used to observe the inside of the oral cavity. The insertion section is flexible and includes a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible maxillary sinusoscope	An endoscope primarily used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the maxillary sinus. It is a flexible videoscope.
video flexible lacrimoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the lacrimal lumen. The insertion section is flexible and includes a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible ductoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the inside of the breast duct. The insertion section is flexible and includes a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible plastic surgery endoscope	An endoscope used for subcutaneous tissue suction, reconstruction, etc. in the field of plastic surgery. The insertion section is flexible and includes a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible ear endoscope	An endoscope used in the field of otology, primarily for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the inside of the middle ear. It is a flexible videoscope.
video flexible salpingoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating fallopian tubes, or for collecting eggs and injecting fertilized eggs. Insert through the abdominal cavity, vagina, or cervix. The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible arthroscopy	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating joints (e.g., knee joints, shoulder joints, etc.). Insert into the joint through an artificial opening. Usually, the insertion section is flexible and includes a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible mediastinoscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the mediastinum (the central thoracic cavity behind the sternum, between the left and right pleural cavities). The insertion section is flexible and includes a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible urethroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the urinary tract. The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible nasopharyngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the larynx through the nasal cavity. The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible rhinoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment inside the nasal cavity through the external nostrils. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible sinusoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating sinuses. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor.
video flexible thoracoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the thoracic cavity. Insert into the body cavity through the intercostal space. It is a flexible endoscope and a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible hysteroscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the uterine cavity (uterus). Insert through the vagina or cervix. This product is a flexible endoscope, and its shape changes to match the body cavity or instrument lumen. It is equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system. Also called a uteroscope.
video flexible pancreatoscope	An endoscope used for observing and diagnosing the pancreas. It is usually connected to the working channel of the duodenoscope and inserted through the papilla of Vater. The insertion section is flexible and equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible nasopharyngoscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the nasopharynx (the upper part of the throat behind the nose). This product is a flexible endoscope, and its shape changes to fit the body cavity. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible cystoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the bladder from the urethra (or upper urinary tract). The insertion part is flexible and changes shape to fit the body cavity. This is a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
video flexible kurdoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, pelvis, and pelvic cavity through the posterior vaginal fornix. This product is a flexible endoscope and a videoscope equipped with a solid-state image sensor as an image transmission system.
rigid pyeloscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the kidney, renal pelvis, major calyx, and minor calyx. Insert percutaneously into the renal pelvis. The insertion portion is rigid and resists body cavities or instrument lumens. The image transmission system is a relay lens optic. Some image transmission systems include fiber optic tube bundles.
rigid cystoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the bladder from the urethra (or upper urinary tract). The insertion portion is rigid. The image transmission system is a relay lens optics system.
pyeloscopy kit	A pack of equipment that includes devices, instruments, and other supplies necessary for pyeloscopy. Some include the endoscopic equipment necessary for the procedure. This item is considered reusable even if some supplies need to be replenished.
rigid resectoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, treating, and especially resecting tissues (such as enlarged prostate and endometrium). It usually consists of a rigid outer tube, an optical viewing tube, a working element, and an electrosurgical wire loop electrode.
rigid urethroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the urethra. The insertion portion is rigid and resists body cavities. Equipped with a relay lens optics image transmission system.
rigid cystourethroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the bladder and male urethra (including the prostate). The insertion portion is rigid.
rigid ureteroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the ureter from the external urethral meatus (the passageway for urine from the kidneys to the bladder) and renal pelvis. The insertion portion is rigid and resists body cavities. Equipped with a relay lens optics image transmission system. Some image transmission systems include fiber optic tube bundles.
Rigid ureteronephroscopy	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the ureter and renal pelvis from the external urethral meatus. The insertion portion is rigid and resists body cavities. Equipped with a relay lens optics image transmission system. Some image transmission systems include fiber optic tube bundles.
rigid urethrotome	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, treatment, and especially incision of urethral strictures. It usually consists of a rigid outer tube, an optical viewing tube, a working element, and a scalpel.
rigid anoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the anal canal and lower rectum. This product is a rigid endoscope and is equipped with relay lens optics as an image transmission system.
rigid gastroscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the stomach. It is inserted through an artificial opening in the oral cavity or stomach wall. This product is a rigid endoscope. The image transmission system is a relay optic lens system.
rigid laparoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the peritoneal cavity, retroperitoneal cavity, etc. It is inserted into an artificial opening in the abdominal wall (usually just below the navel). This product is a rigid endoscope whose insertion section resists body cavities or instrument lumens. The image transmission system is a relay lens optic. Some image transmission systems include optical fiber tube bundles with curved tips.
rigid sigmoidoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the colon and rectum. The insertion portion is rigid and resists body cavities. The image transmission system is a relay lens optic.
rigid bronchoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the bronchi and lungs. The insertion section is rigid and the image transmission system is a relay lens optic.
rigid intubation laryngoscope	An endoscope used to support the insertion and placement of an endotracheal tube into the trachea (human airway) to secure the airway in anesthesia or emergency medical care. The insertion section is rigid and includes relay lens optics or a fiber optic tube bundle as an image transmission system. Some have soft tips.
rigid laryngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the larynx. This product is a rigid endoscope and is equipped with relay lens optics as an image transmission system.
anal sphincter speculum	An endoscope used to examine the anal sphincter.
laparoscopic kit	A pack of equipment that includes devices, instruments, and other supplies necessary for laparoscopic procedures. It may include endoscopic equipment necessary for the procedure. This item is considered reusable even if some supplies need to be replenished.
transvaginal rigid amnioscope	An endoscope used for direct observation, diagnosis, treatment, etc. of a fetus through the cervix of a pregnant woman, or for observing the color and amount of amniotic fluid.
transabdominal rigid amnioscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of amniotic membranes. It is inserted into the amniotic cavity through an artificial opening in the pregnant woman's abdominal wall.
rigid arthroscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating joints (e.g., knee joints, shoulder joints, etc.). Insert into the joint through an artificial opening. The insertion portion is usually rigid.
rigid kurdoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, pelvis, and pelvic cavity through the posterior vaginal fornix. This product is a rigid endoscope, and the image transmission system is relay lens optics.
rigid direct mirror	An endoscope used for observation and diagnosis of the larynx. This product is a rigid endoscope with built-in relay lens optics.
rigid mediastinoscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the mediastinum (the central thoracic cavity behind the sternum, between the left and right pleural cavities). The insertion section is rigid and includes a relay lens optic image transmission system. Some image transmission systems include optical fiber tube bundles with curved tips.
rigid nasopharyngoscope	An endoscope used to observe, diagnose, and treat the nasopharynx (the upper part of the throat behind the nose). This product is a rigid endoscope whose insertion section resists body cavities or instrument lumens. Equipped with a relay lens optics image transmission system.
rigid pelvic speculum	An endoscope used for observing and diagnosing the pelvis. It is inserted percutaneously through an artificial opening. This product is a rigid endoscope equipped with relay lens optics.
rigid proctoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the rectum and anus. This product is a rigid endoscope with a built-in aerial scope equipped with relay lens optics and an illuminator at the tip.
rigid rhinoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the nasal cavity through the external nostrils. This product is a rigid endoscope equipped with relay lens optics.
rigid thoracoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the thoracic cavity. Insert into the body cavity through the intercostal space. This product is a rigid endoscope equipped with a relay lens optics imaging system. Some imaging systems include an optical fiber tube bundle with a curved tip.
Rigid surgical lumbar scope	An endoscope inserted through an artificial opening and used primarily for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the lower back and other vertebrae. However, this excludes those used for the central nervous system. This product is a rigid endoscope whose insertion section resists body cavities. Equipped with relay lens optics as an image transmission system. Some image transmission systems include fiber optic tube bundles.
rigid hysteroscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the uterine cavity (uterus). Insert through the vagina or cervix. This product is a rigid endoscope whose insertion section resists body cavities or instrument lumens. The image transmission system is a relay lens optic. Also called a uteroscope.
rigid nasopharyngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the larynx through the nasal cavity. This product is a rigid endoscope equipped with relay lens optics.
rigid maxillary sinusoscope	An endoscope primarily used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the maxillary sinus. This product is a rigid endoscope.
rigid esophagoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the esophagus. The insertion portion is rigid and resists body cavities. The image transmission system is a relay lens optic. This product reflects older technology, and flexible esophagoscopes are now used.
rigid laryngoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the pharynx. The insertion section is rigid and the image transmission system is a relay lens optic.
rigid tympanoscope	A very short endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the auditory canal (the tube between the ear opening and the eardrum). This product is usually hard.
rigid adenoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the nasal cavity, such as when removing adenoids. This product is a rigid endoscope.
rigid sinusoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating sinuses. This product is a rigid endoscope equipped with a relay lens optics imaging system. Some are equipped with fiber optic tube bundles.
surgical rectoscope	A tool used for microscopic treatment and treatment of the lower intestinal tract (transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM)) using a special proctoscope tube. It is a rigid endoscopy system that includes an optical observation telescope, equipment for delivering gas to inflate the observation area, and specialized surgical instruments.
Subfascial resection endoscope	A specialized device used for the treatment of varicose veins, such as endoscopic insufficiency perforator dissection (ESDP). Insert percutaneously along the outside of the perforator vein through the artificial opening. Typically, it is a rigid endoscope whose insertion portion resists passage of body cavities or instruments. The image transmission system used is one of relay lens optics.
rigid lacrimoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the lacrimal lumen. The insertion section is rigid and includes relay lens optics or a fiber optic tube bundle as an image transmission system.
rigid ductoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating the inside of the breast duct. The insertion part is rigid and includes relay lens optics or a fiber optic tube bundle as an image transmission system.
Rigid plastic surgery endoscope	In the field of plastic surgery, an endoscope used for subcutaneous tissue suction, reconstruction, etc. The insertion section is rigid and includes relay lens optics or a fiber optic tube bundle as an image transmission system.
rigid ear endoscope	An endoscope used in the field of otology, primarily for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the inside of the middle ear. This product is a rigid endoscope.
rigid salpingoscope	An endoscope used for observing, diagnosing, and treating fallopian tubes, or for collecting eggs and injecting fertilized eggs. Insert through the abdominal cavity, vagina, or cervix. The insertion part is rigid and resists body cavities. Equipped with relay lens optics as an image transmission system. Some are equipped with fiber optic tube bundles.
rigid oral mirror	An endoscope used to observe the inside of the oral cavity. The insertion section is rigid and equipped with a relay lens optic, image fiber, etc. as an image transmission system.
Ophthalmological endoscope	An endoscope used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the eyeball and its accessory organs.
Ultrasonic flexible gastroduodenoscope	An endoscope with a built-in ultrasound probe that allows observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the upper gastrointestinal tract from the esophagus to the stomach and duodenum, and the observation of mucous membranes, gallbladder, pancreas, stomach, etc., and surrounding organs using the ultrasound probe. Refers to something used for inspection. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle or a videoscope equipped with a solid-state imaging device.
ultrasound rigid laparoscope	An endoscope with a built-in ultrasound probe that is used for endoscopic observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the abdomen, and for abdominal examination using an ultrasound probe. It is inserted through an artificial opening in the abdominal wall. The insertion portion is rigid and resists body cavities. A rigid endoscope with relay lens optics or a videoscope with a solid-state image sensor.
Ultrasonic flexible duodenoscope	Observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the upper gastrointestinal tract from the esophagus to the proximal duodenum using an endoscope with a built-in ultrasound probe, and examination of mucous membranes, gallbladder, pancreas, stomach, etc., and surrounding organs using an ultrasound probe. It refers to something used for. A fiberscope with an optical fiber tube bundle or a videoscope with a charge-coupled device.
Ultrasonic flexible colonoscope	An endoscope with a built-in ultrasound probe that is used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the lower digestive tract from the rectum to the colon and cecum using an endoscope, and for examining organs such as mucous membranes using an ultrasound probe. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle or a videoscope equipped with a solid-state imaging device.
ultrasound flexible laparoscopy	An endoscope with a built-in ultrasound probe that is used for endoscopic observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the abdomen, and for abdominal examination using an ultrasound probe. It is inserted through an artificial opening in the abdominal wall. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle or a videoscope equipped with a solid-state imaging device.
Ultrasonic flexible bronchoscope	An endoscope with a built-in ultrasound probe used for observation, diagnosis, and treatment of the bronchi and lungs using an endoscope, and for examination of the bronchi, lungs, and their surrounding organs using an ultrasound probe. This is a fiberscope equipped with an optical fiber tube bundle or a videoscope equipped with a solid-state imaging device. Some devices combine optical fiber tube bundles and solid-state imaging devices.
Ultrasonic endoscope observation system	A dedicated system for use in ultrasound endoscopic imaging. It consists of an ultrasonic endoscope and an ultrasonic image diagnostic device. The system supports a wide variety of transducers and associated application software packages for use in collecting, displaying, and analyzing ultrasound information. Typical applications depend on the specific software package and compatible ultrasound transducer and include gynecological, gastrointestinal, bronchial, urinary, abdominal, thoracic, Doppler or color Doppler imaging, etc.
Endoscope light source/processor device with air and water supply function	A dedicated externally powered device intended for use with endoscopes (primarily video endoscopes) and serving as both a light source and a processing unit. The device provides a light source for viewing the surgical field and body cavity and for receiving electronic image signals for processing the signals for display on a monitor. Some devices use a built-in optical filter to output light only in a specific wavelength range of infrared, ultraviolet, or visible light. This device has an air and water supply function.
Externally powered endoscope light source device with air and water supply function	A dedicated externally powered device that supplies light for observation of the surgical field and body cavity when using a rigid or flexible endoscope (laparoscope, gastroscope, etc.) and its accessories. A light source is supplied to the observation and treatment area via a fiber optic light source cable connected to the endoscope while minimizing tissue heating. Electricity is supplied from the mains. Some devices use a built-in optical filter to output light only in a specific wavelength range of infrared, ultraviolet, or visible light. This device has an air and water supply function.
Battery-powered endoscope light source device with air and water supply function	A dedicated battery-powered device that supplies light for observation of the surgical field and body cavity when using a rigid or flexible endoscope (laparoscope, gastroscope, etc.) and its accessories. A light source is supplied to the observation and treatment area via a fiber optic light source cable connected to the endoscope while minimizing tissue heating. Some devices use a built-in optical filter to output light only in a specific wavelength range of infrared, ultraviolet, or visible light. This device has an air and water supply function.
Hysteroscope gas dilator	A specialized device used to expand the uterus by injecting pressure-controlled gas into the uterine cavity. Assist in obtaining a wide examination or surgical field. This product maintains gas pressure in equilibrium by compensating for gas leaks.
Core grater for bipolar endoscopy	A special electrosurgical device used during endoscopy for high-frequency endoscopic electrosurgery. The device destroys tissue at high temperatures by detecting high-frequency current through the tissue between two electrical contact surfaces.
Unipolar endoscopic core grater	A special electrosurgical device used during endoscopy for high-frequency electrosurgery. This device destroys tissue at high temperatures by detecting high-frequency current through the tissue between the electrode tip of this product and the patient plate attached to the outer surface of the body.
Endoscopic electrosurgical device	A specialized electrosurgical device designed to be used with an endoscope and endoscope-specific instruments during endoscopic treatment. When used in conjunction with endoscopic electrodes, it is specifically designed to generate radio frequency energy within the body via an endoscope or endoscopic system.
Arthroscopic liquid expansion device	A specialized device used to expand the tissues surrounding the joints (knees, shoulders, etc.) where arthroscopy will be performed. Fluid is injected into the space to stretch the tissue surrounding the treatment area, facilitating arthroscopic observation and treatment. It is also commonly used to clean surgically removed bone, cartilage, and other tissue pieces, as well as body fluids from the treated area.
Endoscope irrigation/suction device	A specialized endoscope device for the purpose of irrigation and suction (cleansing effect) with liquid to facilitate endoscopic observation of body cavities or lumens. For use with appropriate endoscopes and their accessories.
Hysteroscope liquid dilator	A specialized device that injects fluid into the uterine cavity to dilate the uterus to facilitate observation and treatment using a hysteroscope. Supports securing a wide treatment area. It may also be used to clean removed tissue and body fluids from the treated area.
Electrosurgical device with endoscope monitor and shield	Connection with appropriate electrosurgical instruments to manage high-frequency current leakage from active electrodes used with endoscopes, endoscopic systems, or dedicated endoscopic therapy devices during endoscopic therapy (e.g., laparoscopic surgery) A specialized device designed to Specially designed for leakage current monitoring and management during endoscopic high frequency electrosurgery.
Arthroscopic gas expansion device	A specialized device used to expand the tissues surrounding the joints (knees, shoulders, etc.) where arthroscopy will be performed. Inert gas is injected into the cavity to stretch the tissue around the treatment area, facilitating arthroscopic observation and treatment.
Endoscope air pump	A device that supplies air through an endoscope to prevent condensation and condensation on the lens and to expand the space at the end of the endoscope to obtain a good observation field and surgical field.
Water supply device for endoscope	An endoscopic device whose purpose is to supply water to facilitate endoscopic observation of body cavities, internal cavities, or lumens. For use with appropriate endoscopes and their accessories.
Air and water supply device for endoscopes	An endoscopic device whose purpose is to supply air and fluid to facilitate endoscopic observation or treatment of body cavities, body cavities, or lumens. For use with appropriate endoscopes and their accessories.
Endoscope insertion shape detection device	A device that displays the three-dimensional shape of an endoscope inserted into a lumen on a monitor to support insertion of the endoscope. Magnetism generated from an endoscope with a built-in magnetic generation unit or a probe with a built-in magnetic generation unit inserted into a channel of the endoscope is detected from outside the body. Note that it may include a probe with a built-in magnetism generating unit that is inserted into the channel of the endoscope.
Endoscope irrigation/suction probe	A probe connected to a dedicated device for the purpose of irrigation and suction (cleansing effect) with liquid to facilitate endoscopic observation of body cavities or lumens. Some also have electrocautery functionality. This product is for single use.
Reusable electrosurgical endoscopic snare	A device that uses high-frequency current to ligate, cauterize, and cut tissues and polyps during endoscopic treatment. It consists of an insulated insertion sheath, a snare loop (attached to the tip of the sheath), a control wire (connected to the loop and handle), and a handle (controls the control wire). The proximal end of the operating wire is connected to a high frequency supply device. This product is reusable.
Endoscope working element	A component of an endoscope that is made up of several parts to perform its functions. This product is used to assist in inserting endoscopic electrodes into a suitable rigid endoscope. It is also possible to activate the cutting path of the electrode actively or passively.
Reusable endoscope active treatment device	A device used for endoscopic treatment (tissue cutting, coagulation, etc.) that uses electricity (including energy sources such as high frequency, electromagnetism, ultrasound, laser, etc.) or external driving force. Generally, it consists of a probe/electrode that is inserted through the working channel of the endoscope or another route, and a generator that supplies energy to be transmitted to the tip of the product. It may also be used via an assistive device. This product is reusable.
Single-use endoscope active treatment device	A device used for endoscopic treatment (tissue cutting or coagulation, smoke evacuation, etc.) using high frequency, electromagnetic, ultrasonic, laser, or other energy. It consists of probes and electrodes that are inserted through the working channel of the endoscope, and a generator that supplies energy. This product is for single use.
Single-use electrosurgical endoscopic snare	A device that uses high-frequency current to ligate, cauterize, and cut tissues and polyps during endoscopic treatment. It consists of an insulated insertion sheath, a snare loop (attached to the tip of the sheath), a control wire (connected to the loop and handle), and a handle (controls the control wire). The proximal end of the operating wire is connected to a high frequency supply device. This product is for single use.
Reusable endoscopic active instrument for radiofrequency procedures	Active electrodes that incise and coagulate tissue using high-frequency current under an endoscope, probes that incise and coagulate by energizing and generating heat from heating elements, conductive cords, and their related accessories. This is a device that performs incision and coagulation under the visual or arthroscopic vision of a doctor. Not intended for specific therapeutic effects. Do not use energy other than high frequencies together. Do not use together with substances that have specific effects such as argon gas. It may also be used via an assistive device. This includes those that have a switch and display to switch to automatic control mode (impedance detection mode) and have the function of automatically starting (on) or increasing output automatically. It is inserted through the endoscope's working channel or another route and used together with the endoscope. This product is reusable.
Endoscopic active instrument for single-use radiofrequency procedures	Active electrodes that incise and coagulate tissue using high-frequency current under an endoscope, probes that incise and coagulate by energizing and generating heat from heating elements, conductive cords, and their related accessories. This is a device that performs incision and coagulation under the visual or arthroscopic vision of a doctor. Not intended for specific therapeutic effects. Do not use energy other than high frequencies together. Do not use together with substances that have specific effects such as argon gas. This includes those that have a switch and display to switch to automatic control mode (impedance detection mode) and have the function of automatically starting (on) or increasing output automatically. It is inserted through the endoscope's working channel or another route and used together with the endoscope. This product is for single use.
Endoscopic thermal diode for electrosurgery	A dedicated device used together with an endoscope during endoscopic treatment. A thermal diode is included at the distal end. Used for female contraception through fallopian tube closure or coagulation of bleeding tissue. Some are equipped with various instruments such as coagulation electrodes or grasping forceps at the distal end.
Endoscopic active resection instrument	An instrument that is inserted into a body cavity in combination with an endoscope or alone, and cuts and excises tissue using an electrically or pneumatically rotated and sliding cutting blade. Some are used under direct vision or under a microscope, and others have irrigation and suction functions.
Single-use endoscopic cannula for artificial openings	An instrument that delivers a drug solution or contrast agent into a body cavity or body cavity through an artificial opening in the human body during endoscopy for diagnosis and treatment. This product is for single use.
Single-use endoscopic dilator for artificial openings	An instrument used to dilate a lumen, body cavity, or body cavity to enable or facilitate the insertion of endoscopic instruments. Dilation is performed through an artificial opening in the human body, for example through the skin layers (percutaneously). A flexible or hard rod or tube. This product is for single use.
fetal blood sampler	An instrument used to collect fetal blood transcervically through an endoscope. Puncture the fetal skin with a short blade and collect blood into a heparinized tube.
Single-use endoscopic non-active treatment device for artificial openings	An instrument used in conjunction with a dedicated endoscope during endoscopic therapy to grasp, retrieve, resect, clip, ligate, deliver medicinal fluids, suction, dilate lumens, and explore tissues or foreign objects through artificial openings in the human body. Refers to items used for mechanical work such as needles. Operates without the use of electricity (radio frequency, electromagnetism, ultrasound, laser energy, etc.). This product is for single use.
Infection prevention sheath for single-use endoscopes for artificial openings	A cover (sheath) that is attached to an endoscope when the endoscope is used to prevent and protect the endoscope insertion part from coming into direct contact with mucous membranes, blood, body fluids, etc. This product is for artificial openings and is for single use.
Bronchoscope ventilation sheath	A device used for ventilation within the trachea or bronchi. It has a ventilation channel and is inserted into the trachea along with a bronchoscope.
laryngeal stroboscope	A system for observing vocalization phenomena within the larynx. This system consists of a number of instruments, such as a naso-laryngostroboscopic unit, a camera, a video recorder, a computer, and software, and is usually used in conjunction with a suitable endoscope. It is used to test whether the vocal part (glottis) is functioning properly and to investigate dysphonia.
Capsule imaging and tracking device	A capsule-shaped medical device used for observing and diagnosing the inside of the gastrointestinal tract. This is a wireless transmitter that wirelessly transmits image data while moving within the gastrointestinal tract through peristalsis, etc., and non-invasively transmits the data to a receiver etc. outside the body. This product is for single use.
Laparoscopic lesion lifting device	An instrument used in laparoscopic local gastrectomy to lift the stomach wall and perform local resection. This product is for single use.
Anti-fog for endoscopes for artificial openings	It is used by applying it onto the lens surface of an endoscope inserted through an artificial opening. A liquid or solid used to prevent condensation caused by the difference in temperature between the endoscope and the inside of the body.
Balloon enteroscopy system	It consists of an endoscope, an overtube with a balloon, a balloon attached to the endoscope, a balloon controller, etc. The endoscope and overtube are fixed to the intestinal tract by inserting the endoscope orally or anally into the upper or lower gastrointestinal tract and inflating the balloon. By pulling the endoscope and overtube fixed to the intestinal tract, the intestinal tract can be folded onto the overtube and inserted deep into the small intestine. Some are equipped with image transfer systems and the like.
Single use arthrography kit	A kit containing single-use instruments and supplies used to visualize a joint by X-ray photography after injecting a contrast medium into the joint space.
Single-use bone marrow collection and transfer set	A kit containing bags, filters, hand tubes, adapters, etc. intended to be used in combination for bone marrow collection or filtration. This product is for single use.
Single use lumbar puncture kit	A kit containing single-use instruments and materials used to puncture the lumbar vertebrae for the purpose of collecting spinal fluid. Usually includes a spinal needle and spinal fluid collection tube.
Single-use lumbar puncture needle	A sharp needle tube with a stylet used for spinal puncture to collect spinal fluid for diagnostic testing. This product is for single use.
Single-use pleuroperitoneal needle	An elongated, sharp, hollow, single-use instrument used to inject or remove gas from the peritoneal cavity.
Single use automatic lancet	An instrument used to collect blood from capillaries such as fingertips or earlobes. A pre-loaded needle automatically pops out and punctures the skin to the set depth. A small amount of blood can be pumped out for analysis. This product is for single use.
Reusable manual lancet	A small, sharp, pointed (needle-like) instrument used to puncture the skin to collect blood samples or drain sacs or nodes. This product is reusable.
Esophageal varices sclerotherapy needle	A puncture material used with an endoscope in esophageal varices sclerotherapy to inject a sclerosing agent into esophageal varices. Consists of needle, syringe, flexible tube, connector, etc.
chest trocar	A conical or conical surgical instrument with a sharp tip used to puncture body cavities during thoracic surgery. This assembly can be deployed in conjunction with a compatible sleeve that fills the lumen of the article. After puncturing, the device is removed to create a working channel in the body cavity.
abdominal trocar	A conical or conical surgical instrument with a sharp tip used to puncture the abdominal wall. This assembly can be inserted in conjunction with a sleeve whose lumen is filled by the article. When the product is removed after puncturing, a working channel is created in the body cavity.
amniotic trocar	A conical or conical surgical instrument with a sharp tip that is used to puncture the mother's abdominal wall into the amniotic cavity and directly observe the fetus and amniotic fluid using an endoscope. When the product is removed after puncturing, a working channel is created in the body cavity.
gallbladder trocar	A conical or conical surgical instrument with a sharp tip used to puncture the abdominal wall to access the gallbladder. This assembly can be introduced in conjunction with a sleeve whose lumen is filled with the article. After puncturing, the device is removed and a working channel is created in the abdomen.
Gastrointestinal/urinary trocar	A conical or conical surgical instrument with a sharp tip used to puncture the abdominal wall. Generally used in combination with a sleeve. After puncturing, the device is removed to create a working channel in the body cavity.
Trocar for gastrostomy	A conical or conical surgical instrument with a sharp tip used to puncture the abdominal wall for the purpose of creating a gastrostomy. This assembly can be inserted in conjunction with a sleeve whose lumen is filled with the article. When the product is removed after puncturing, a working channel connecting the body surface and the inside of the stomach is created.
Single use amniocentesis needle	A needle used for transabdominal surgical puncture of the uterus for the purpose of collecting amniotic fluid and umbilical fluid. This product is for single use.
Single use amniocentesis kit	A prepackaged set of instruments, including needles, syringes, spitz, disinfectant tools, etc., used for transabdominal surgical puncture of the uterus for the purpose of collecting amniotic fluid or umbilical fluid.
Single use trocar sleeve	A plastic sleeve used with a trocar that, when combined, forms a small device used to puncture a body cavity. After insertion, the trocar is removed from the device to create a working channel in the body cavity. Some have isolation valves or ports for gas or liquid supply. Some do not use a trocar. They come in a variety of sizes or designs and may consist of several accessories to perform their function. This product is for single use.
Invasive single-use trocar sleeve fixture	An instrument that is attached to a trocar sleeve and used to invasively secure the sleeve to the abdominal wall. This product is for single use.
Single use trocar guide rod	A small metal or plastic rod used to expand a working channel created in the body by introducing a large trocar sleeve of approximately 10 to 20 mm. Insert this product into the trocar sleeve and remove the sleeve while maintaining the airtight opening. A special dilator with a large sleeve is inserted outside the device, and the sleeve is replaced by rotating the assembly while the hole is expanding. This product is for single use.
Single use trocar sleeve dilator	A hollow dilator with a tapered tip that allows for the gentle insertion of a large trocar sleeve, which is required when significantly increasing the lumen of a working channel of approximately 10 to 20 mm. Insert this product to the outside of the guide rod and push the skin apart to open a large opening. This reduces the extent of damage. This product is for single use.
Single-use subcutaneous conduction tunneler	A surgical instrument, usually made of metal such as stainless steel or polymeric material, used to create a connecting channel or tunnel under the skin for the purpose of conducting a tube or catheter. This product is for single use.
Water for oxygen inhalation heating and humidification equipment	Bottled sterile water for supplying aerosolized water to patients.
General-purpose surgical irrigation/suction device	A device that perfuses or aspirates liquid into body cavities and treatment areas to achieve a sustained cleaning effect during general surgery. Used to remove tissue debris, tissues, fluids, etc. from the treatment area, helping to keep the treatment area clean and easier to observe. It may also be used to facilitate access to the treatment area during treatment.
Ophthalmic irrigation/suction unit	A device used to perfuse the eye and eye cavity area with liquid and to aspirate liquid during ophthalmic surgery. For example, they may assist the surgeon by removing sections, tissues, and fluids from the treatment site to maintain cleanliness and improve the observation field. Often used during cataract surgery. It must be operated at extremely low pressure to prevent accidental damage to the treatment area.
electric suction device	A device that generates negative pressure, consisting of a vacuum pump, electric motor, gauge, bacteria/moisture filter, overflow trap, collection bottle or canister. Used for treatment of inhalation of liquid or particulate matter, etc. This product is electrically operated and is usually used for heavy work such as surgery. Some are electrically powered and are designed for use during transport or in emergencies.
liposuction device	A device equipped with a powerful pump that supplies appropriate negative pressure and used with a special cannula to remove subcutaneous fat during liposuction. Liposuction is often considered a cosmetic procedure.
Thrombus aspirator	A device that supplies negative pressure to remove blood clots from the heart and surrounding arteries. It works by delivering controlled low pressure, such as by a Venturi system, through a pre-washed catheter inserted into the target artery and dislodging the thrombus upon suction.
Thrombus removal device	A thrombus removal device used for the purpose of removing thrombi within the central circulatory system. By creating negative pressure with the device, blood clots around the connected catheter tip can be suctioned out.
Nasal irrigation/suction device	A device that irrigates and aspirates the nasal cavity with liquid to achieve a cleaning effect. Used to remove tissue debris, tissues, fluids, etc. from the treatment area, helping to keep the treatment area clean and easier to observe. It may also be used to facilitate access to the treatment area during treatment.
dental bone powder collector	An instrument used to collect bone fragments caused by drilling during oral surgery.
thoracic suction device	A device that provides negative pressure to remove large amounts of body fluid collected within the thorax (pleural cavity) between the lungs and the chest wall. Large amounts of body fluids are often caused by significant internal trauma, injury, surgery, etc.
electric chest suction device	An electrically operated device that supplies negative pressure to remove large amounts of body fluid or gas accumulated within the thorax (pleural cavity) between the lungs and chest wall. Large amounts of body fluids are often caused by significant internal trauma, injury, surgery, etc.
low pressure suction device	A device that generates weak negative pressure (low negative pressure) used for treatment such as suction of liquid or particulate matter. When used to clear airway obstructions in newborns, limited negative pressure is required to prevent accidental trauma. Some operate by pressurized gas or other methods.
Electric low pressure suction device	An electric device that generates weak negative pressure (low negative pressure) used for suctioning liquids, gases, or particulate matter. It also includes devices that continuously guide fluid or particulate matter accumulated in the thoracic cavity, abdominal cavity, etc., out of the body for the purpose of drainage. It is also used to clear airway obstructions in newborns, so limiting negative pressure may be necessary to prevent accidental trauma.
Manual portable suction device	A device that is actuated by the hand, foot, or both and generates negative pressure for therapeutic purposes such as aspiration of liquids or particulate matter. Some are designed to be used during transport or in emergencies. There are also some that can be integrated with electrical equipment.
Pressurized gas portable suction device	A device that is operated using pressurized gas such as air or oxygen to generate negative pressure for treatment such as suction of liquid or particulate matter. Designed for use during transportation or in emergencies.
Electric portable suction device	This product is an electric device that generates negative pressure for treatment such as suctioning liquids or particulate matter. Some are designed to be used during transport or in emergencies. Including battery powered.
electric suction pump	This is a diaphragm-type electric suction pump that is connected to a glass or plastic cup during acupuncture and moxibustion treatments, and is used to suck out waste materials on the skin surface by pressing it against the body surface and suctioning it.
Electric egg retrieval suction device	A motorized device that is used with a tube, needle, or catheter to generate a low flow rate and high suction pressure to aspirate and collect eggs or oocytes. Some have built-in suction pressure regulators.
Delivery suction device	A device used to retract the fetal head using a vacuum-held cup.
manual delivery suction device	A manual device used to retract the fetal head using a vacuum-held cup.
Abortion suction device	A device specifically designed to suction products of conception or menstruation transcervically from the uterus using negative pressure and using a cannula connected to a source of suction. It is designed to easily remove the fetus and placenta for early pregnancy termination (usually within 12 weeks).
Device for aspiration tissue biopsy needles	A device and its accessories for connecting instruments, including biopsy needles and other necessary items, for removing tissue using mechanical suction.
suction uterine catheter	A semi-rigid or rigid tubular surgical instrument made of plastic or metal that is inserted into the uterus through the cervix using a hard-pointed catheter. By pulling the piston within the catheter, the device functions as a suction device. This product is for single use.
electrosurgical aspirator tip	A dedicated tip attachment that is specially designed for electrosurgical instruments and is capable of suctioning the surgical site. It is made of a material that can be electrically insulated and resists the heat generated by the chip. Usually single use.
Reusable illuminated fiber optic suction tip	A device that is connected to a suction device during surgery or treatment to adjust or direct suction. They usually have built-in fiber optic lighting to help visualize the surgical site. Some have additional perfusion capabilities, such as dual chambers. This product is reusable.
surgical suction regulator	A device used to control a suction device and adjust the level of negative pressure. There are usually two or more settings, which the operator (surgeon) selects using a footswitch. Usually used in neurosurgery to avoid accidentally over-suctioning.
chest aspirator regulator	A device that adjusts the suction amount of a suction device used with a chest cavity drainage device. It is usually made of metal and has an adjustment function and a pressure gauge.
tracheal aspirator regulator	A device that adjusts the amount of negative pressure applied when removing tracheal secretions. Typically, continuous suction can be performed at various levels. Made of metal or plastic. A pressure gauge is built-in to monitor suction pressure.
Single-use illuminated fiber optic suction tip	An instrument attached to a suction device to regulate and control suction during a surgical procedure or treatment. It typically incorporates fiber optic illumination used to improve visualization of the treatment site. Some have built-in light sources for illumination. Furthermore, some have perfusion functions such as double lumen. This product is for single use.
Orthopedic cement suction system	Usually refers to a set of instruments used in combination to remove orthopedic cement from the application site when replacing a cemented artificial joint. Some devices incorporate suction tubes, vacuum traps, and a vacuum source for suctioning cement and bone fragments from the application site.
Airway mucus removal device	A device used to remove excess secretions (mucus or phlegm) from the lungs or airways of patients who cannot adequately discharge secretions. It stimulates the expulsion of secretions by changing the pressure within the patient's airways. The device is typically used for a single patient, but may be used for multiple patients, and can be reused after recommended cleaning or patient interface replacement.
liposuction catheter	A rigid tube that is inserted percutaneously under the skin and used during the removal of fatty deposits. Perform suction using a suitable unit. This product is for single use.
Single use suction kit	A packed kit, tray, or set containing various instruments, bandages, and medicines necessary for a suction procedure. There are usually several compartments that can hold the various equipment needed for needle biopsies, aspiration, and drainage. There is usually foam adhesive at the bottom of the tray and a notch for placing sharps or needles. This product is for single use.
portable suction device	A device that generates negative pressure used for treatment such as aspiration of liquid or particulate matter. There are those operated by pressurized gas such as air or oxygen, those operated by battery electric, and those operated by hands or feet. Designed for use during transportation or in emergencies. Excludes "manual portable suction device," "electric portable suction device," or "pressurized gas portable suction device."
Urinary catheter suction device	A device that uses a motor or gear chain to suction a specialized catheter along the urethra at a constant, low speed. Some have a pressure transducer near the tip of the catheter, while others can record data from a side hole in the catheter with an extracorporeal transducer. Used to test for incontinence.
reusable suction kit	A packed kit, tray, or set containing various instruments, bandages, and medicines necessary for a suction procedure. There are usually several compartments that can hold the various equipment needed for needle biopsies, aspiration, and drainage. There is usually foam adhesive at the bottom of the tray and a notch for placing sharps or needles. This product can be reused after proper cleaning. Some supplies need to be replenished.
intestinal suction tube	A single-lumen or multi-lumen hollow plastic or metal device used to suction the gastrointestinal tract.
Negative pressure controller for heart-lung machine	A device used to adjust the level of negative pressure when providing negative pressure suction assistance.
Short-term use bladder irrigation kit	A package of syringes and other instruments used to clean the bladder for short-term use.
Active instrument connection dental syringe	An invasive dental instrument connected to an active device to clean the oral cavity, pulp cavity, and root canal and remove foreign objects and cuttings.
single use dental syringe	A single-use dental invasive instrument for cleaning the oral cavity, pulp cavity, and root canal and removing foreign objects and cuttings. However, this excludes devices that are active devices or devices that are used in conjunction with active devices.
dental cleaning probe	An instrument attached to a handpiece that uses mechanical vibration to clean tooth surfaces, periodontal pockets, and remove dental plaque.
periodontal pocket cleaning probe	An instrument that is attached to a handpiece and used to clean the periodontal pocket, remove plaque, or measure the depth of the periodontal pocket using mechanical vibrations.
uterus cleaning unit	Usually refers to a device specifically designed for the uterus to facilitate the collection of fertilized eggs from the uterus.
surgical nebulizer	An instrument that supplies a mixed stream of air or carbon dioxide and mist to clean blood from a specific area of a surgical site. It is a tip with a special hole that can be attached to a suitable tube that supplies cleaning fluid.
Stomach/colon cleaning unit	An instrument specially designed to clean the stomach or colon to remove irritants, toxins, or to clean the cavity before surgery. The device typically operates with a pulsatile flow of sterile water, such as saline.
orthopedic irrigator	An instrument used in orthopedic surgery to clean the surgical site for the purpose of removing bone tissue or residual cement. Usually operated by a pulsatile jet of sterile fluid, such as saline. It is usually used during implantation of artificial joints, bone resection, or surgical fracture fixation.
Short-term use cleaning kit	A package containing liquid containers, connectors, flexible catheters, etc. used for cleaning the intestines.
Cleaner for decontamination and sterilization	A cleaning device used to clean and sterilize reusable medical devices and tools contaminated with organic matter such as blood and necrotic cell debris. There is usually a wash cycle using hot or cold water and detergent, followed by a steam cycle that heats up and further loosens dirt. This is followed by a rinse cycle with wash water and possibly a steam jet. Sterilization using steam (moist heat) is the final cycle.
agar sterilizer	A sterilizer specifically designed for sterilizing agar and taps. Agar is a gelatin-like material derived from seaweed used as a stabilizer or as a growth medium for microbial cultures. The sterilization process also requires that the filling and draining mechanisms be sterilized. Steam is typically utilized as the sterilization medium.
High pressure steam sterilizer for packaged goods	A device used to sterilize packaged medical devices such as surgical instruments by using steam as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms.
Autoclave sterilizer for unpackaged items	A device that uses steam as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms and is used to sterilize unpackaged medical devices such as surgical instruments.
High pressure steam sterilizer for liquids	A device used to sterilize liquids in sealed containers by using moist heat (usually steam) as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms.
Small agar sterilizer	A medical sterilizer that uses moist heat (usually steam) as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms, and has an operation cycle for sterilizing agar (medium) as its main sterilization function. Note that it may also have a combination of operation cycles for sterilizing packaged surgical instruments, unpackaged surgical instruments, etc., and liquid substances such as medicinal solutions. Note that the pressure vessel portion, which is the main body of the device, falls under the category of small pressure vessels, simple pressure vessels, or non-standard containers with an internal volume of 0.3 liters or more as specified by the Industrial Safety and Health Act Enforcement Order.
High-pressure steam sterilizer for small packaged items	A medical sterilizer that uses moist heat (usually steam) as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms, and has an operation cycle for sterilizing packaged surgical instruments, etc. as its main sterilization function. In addition, it may also have a combination of operation cycles for sterilizing liquid substances such as unpackaged surgical instruments, agar (medium), and medical solutions. Note that the pressure vessel portion, which is the main body of the device, falls under the category of small pressure vessels, simple pressure vessels, or non-standard containers with an internal volume of 0.3 liters or more as specified by the Industrial Safety and Health Act Enforcement Order.
Autoclave sterilizer for small unpackaged items	A medical sterilizer that uses moist heat (usually steam) as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms, and has an operation cycle for sterilizing unpackaged surgical instruments as its main sterilization function. Note that it may also have a combination of operation cycles for sterilizing packaged surgical instruments, etc., and liquid substances such as agar (medium) and medicinal solutions. Note that the pressure vessel portion, which is the main body of the device, falls under the category of small pressure vessels, simple pressure vessels, or non-standard containers with an internal volume of 0.3 liters or more as specified by the Industrial Safety and Health Act Enforcement Order.
High pressure steam sterilizer for small liquids	A medical sterilizer that uses moist heat (usually steam) as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms, and whose main sterilization function is a device that has an operation cycle to sterilize liquid substances such as medical solutions. In addition, there may be a combination of operation cycles for sterilizing packaged surgical instruments, unpackaged surgical instruments, etc., and agar (medium). Note that the pressure vessel portion, which is the main body of the device, falls under the category of small pressure vessels, simple pressure vessels, or non-standard containers with an internal volume of 0.3 liters or more as specified by the Industrial Safety and Health Act Enforcement Order.
dry heat sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical tools such as surgical instruments by using high temperature in the absence of moisture as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms.
ethylene oxide gas sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical equipment such as surgical instruments by using ethylene oxide gas as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms.
Formaldehyde gas disinfector	A device that disinfects and sterilizes medical equipment and equipment using formaldehyde gas as a disinfectant to inactivate microorganisms.
Chlorine dioxide gas disinfector	A device that disinfects and sterilizes medical equipment and equipment by using chlorine dioxide gas as a disinfectant to inactivate microorganisms.
ozone gas sterilizer	A device that disinfects and sterilizes medical equipment and equipment using ozone gas as a disinfectant to inactivate microorganisms.
contact lens sterilizer	Usually refers to a device used to disinfect reusable contact lenses using heat.
boiling sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical equipment such as surgical instruments by using water that has been boiled for a certain period of time as a medium to inactivate microorganisms.
Cleaner-disinfector for flexible endoscopes	A cleaning device made for removing dirt and disinfecting flexible endoscopes. It has a built-in processor that circulates disinfectant within the lumen of the endoscope. Some even have a built-in drying function.
Rigid endoscope washer/disinfector	A cleaning device made for removing dirt and disinfecting reusable rigid endoscopes. It has a built-in function to circulate disinfectant within the lumen of the rigid endoscope. Some even have a built-in drying function.
Ultrasonic diagnostic probe washer/disinfector	A washer-disinfector that removes dirt and disinfects the inner hole and surface of an ultrasonic diagnostic probe.
cold liquid sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical instruments such as surgical instruments or flexible and rigid endoscopes using a chemical solution that inactivates microorganisms. Place the instruments to be sterilized in a tray or tub and soak them for a certain period of time depending on the chemical solution used.
formaldehyde gas sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical tools such as surgical instruments by using formaldehyde gas as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms.
UV water purification device	A device used to purify water using a germicidal ultraviolet lamp that emits shortwave radiation that kills bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms that are present in water.
Sterilized water production equipment	A device that produces sterile water used by surgeons, caregivers, etc. to wash their hands before surgery.
Microwave sterilizer for unpackaged items	A device used to sterilize individual surgical instruments that are not packaged as a set. Microwaves are used as a heating source to inactivate microorganisms.
Microwave sterilizer for packaged goods	A device used to sterilize surgical instruments etc. packaged as a set. Microwaves are used as a heating source to inactivate microorganisms.
Microwave sterilizer for liquids	A device used to sterilize solutions, etc. filled in sealed containers. Microwaves are used as a heating source to inactivate microorganisms.
hydrogen peroxide gas sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical tools such as surgical instruments by using hydrogen peroxide gas as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms.
Chlorine dioxide gas sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical equipment such as surgical instruments by using chlorine dioxide gas as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms.
Heating bone sterilizer	Using sterile water (physiological saline, etc.) as a (thermal) medium to inactivate microorganisms, the bone graft dedicated to the human femoral head is kept at a specified temperature (80°C to 90°C) for a specified period of time in a sterile airtight container. (10 minutes) A device for disinfecting by heating. The purpose is to inactivate viruses and kill vegetative bacteria (MRSA, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, etc.).
Strong acidic electrolyzed water generator	Raw water made by adding a small amount of salt to tap water is electrolyzed in a diaphragm-type electrolytic tank, and an acidic aqueous solution (strongly acidic electrolyzed water) whose main component is hypochlorous acid obtained from the anode side is continuously produced. Refers to the manufacturing equipment. The produced water has sterilizing and disinfecting abilities and is used by surgeons, caregivers, and others to wash their hands.
Single use dental root canal reamer	A rotary dental hand instrument used for enlarging and cleaning root canals through side cuts. This product is sterile and for single use.
Electric dental root canal reamer	A rotary dental instrument connected to an active device for enlarging and cleaning root canals through side cuts.
single use dental files	A dental hand instrument used to enlarge the root canal and smooth the root canal wall by cutting and polishing with vertical reciprocating motion or lifting motion. This product is sterile and for single use.
electric dental file	A dental instrument connected to an active medical device to enlarge the root canal and smooth the root canal wall by cutting and polishing with vertical reciprocating motion or lifting motion.
dental electric drill	A rotating instrument connected to a dental drill handpiece. A hole is drilled into the tooth to secure a prefabricated or cast pin to hold the restoration.
Dental root canal opening enlargement drill	A dental instrument connected to an active medical device to gain access to the root canal and to enlarge the opening of the root canal.
Electric dental root canal expansion device	An instrument with sharp, machined protrusions on the working part, intended for enlarging root canals by polishing. Powered by ultrasound or a dental handpiece that provides rotational or reciprocating motion.
Ultrasonic dental root canal expansion device	An electric device that uses a vibrating ultrasonic tip to enlarge the root canal by grinding.
dental root canal expansion device	A device for enlarging and forming root canals that explores, enlarges, and cleans root canals by mechanically vibrating, rotating, repeating rotation, vertically moving, and combining these movements with a dental file, etc.
dental root canal irrigator	A device that cleans the inside of a root canal by mechanically vibrating a vibrator or the like.
Dental root canal cleaning suction drying device	A handpiece that cleans cuttings, blood, etc. inside the root canal using water flow and suction, and also suctions and dries the inside of the root canal.
Dental root canal cleaning instruments for active instruments	An instrument attached to a handpiece to remove cutting debris from the root canal or to clean the root canal wall. Used by attaching to active medical equipment.
dental suction device	A suction device designed specifically for dentistry to remove water, blood, saliva, and droplets that are generated from the oral cavity during dental treatment. This family of instruments may be self-contained, including a pump for suction, or may include an electrically actuated shutter for controlling suction.
dental suction device pump	An electric suction pump used as a suction source for dental suction devices or units.
single use ophthalmic snare	A surgical device that places and tightens a loop of soft wire around the tissue to be removed. Usually used for eyeball enucleation. For example, there are ophthalmic surgical instruments that are used during ophthalmic surgery, consisting of one channel or cannula, two fixed rings, and one sliding ring. This product is for single use.
single use skull bar	Usually refers to a small rotating shaft made of hard metal such as steel. It has a fluted or cut surface of various shapes on one end and is used for drilling holes in soft or hard cranial tissue. Insert into a suitable power tool and rotate. This product is for single use.
Airway needle	A single-use device with a thin, sharp tip used to open the airway. Usually made of hollow metal. It is especially used for cricothyrotomy in case of emergency respiratory obstruction.
single use perforator	A metal instrument used to penetrate soft tissue or bone. Some are spear-shaped and have a handle at the proximal end of the shaft, and the distal end is spear or cone-shaped, while others are pincer-shaped and can be moved by squeezing the handle. There are also hollow or tubular drill types with saw-like teeth on the cutting edge. This product is for single use.
Single-use suture device guide	An instrument attached to an automatic suturing device, etc., used to guide the cut site to an appropriate position, such as on the dorsal side, while avoiding damage to blood vessels. This product is for single use.
single-use nucleotomy suction extractor	This is a specialized medical device used in percutaneous nucleectomy. A canal is used to establish a percutaneous path from outside the patient's body to the intervertebral disc, and an instrument is inserted through the canal to the nucleus pulposus to remove and remove the nucleus pulposus. It usually consists of a sleeve, a probe, a suction device, etc. This product is for single use.
electric corneal bar	A small, hand-held rotary surgical instrument consisting of a shaft made of hard metal such as steel with variously shaped grooves or cutting surfaces at the cutting end, used for curettage of corneal tissue. Insert into a suitable motorized instrument and rotate. Electric appliances with built-in motors may be included.
Single-use dermatome blade	A cutting blade of various sizes that is attached to a dermatome and used to collect skin graft tissue. This product is for single use.
Single use vascular surgery stripper	A surgical instrument used to cut end to end or part of a blood vessel. Some strippers are designed to cut a portion of a vein or artery. This product is for single use.
Single-use surgical pump	A thin rod-shaped surgical instrument made of metal or soft material. Used to explore sinuses, fistulas, other cavities or wounds. The probe tip is designed for specific anatomical applications (such as mastoid exploration) and may be curved at right angles to the shaft. This product is for single use.
Single use tongue moss peeler	A wooden or metal instrument used to collect debris from the top of the tongue for diagnostic purposes. This product is for single use.
Single-use ophthalmological sharpener	Refers to an ophthalmic surgical instrument for abrasion with a fenestrated, spoon-shaped, or ring-shaped tip. Some have sharp tips, while others have rounded tips. Used to obtain or excise eye tissue. This product is for single use.
Single use phacosurgical spoon	Refers to manual ophthalmic surgical equipment used to treat and remove the crystalline lens of the eye in ophthalmic lens surgery. This product is for single use.
Single-use spoon type sharp and blunt spoons	A device with a spoon-shaped (dish-shaped) distal end and a handle. They may be used as surgical instruments, medication instruments, or for other functions in the medical sector. This product is for single use.
Single use ophthalmic hook	Although the shape varies, it refers to a surgical instrument that has a shaft-like handle that becomes thinner toward the distal end. The distal portion may be curved or bent toward a tip, and the tip may be rounded or pointed. This product is for single use.
Single-use eye fixation hook	An ophthalmic surgical instrument used to set aside the incision edges of the eye and related structures and to fixate the eyeball. This product is for single use.
heart insulation pad	A thin, flexible pad placed around the heart that is used in conjunction with hypothermic cardiac arrest during heart surgery using extracorporeal circulation. Using this helps prevent rapid temperature recovery of the heart. This product is for single use.
single use scleral plug	A nail-shaped plug that is temporarily inserted into the wound to plug it when a tip inserted from the wound during vitrectomy is removed. This product is for single use.
catheter dilator	An instrument (usually a surgical instrument) used to dilate or widen a cavity or opening for the introduction of a catheter.
single use medical dilator	A device used for expansion. Single use. Excluding electric ones.
intraocular pressure reducer	A manual ophthalmic surgical device used to lower intraocular pressure during ophthalmic surgery.
home ultrasonic inhaler	A device that uses ultrasonic vibration to turn inhalation liquid into fine particles and inhale them as a spray.
Household electric inhaler	A device that atomizes inhalation liquid using compressed air and inhales the atomized liquid.
Household electric heating inhaler	A device that generates water vapor using electric heat and sprays it to atomize the inhalation liquid for inhalation.
vaginal irrigator	A device whose purpose is to flow liquid (usually a solution) directly into the vaginal cavity for vaginal cleansing. It consists of a bag or bottle with a tube or nozzle and can be applied manually. Some are pre-filled with cleaning liquid for single use.
Short-term use jejunostomy catheter	A flexible tube used to create a fistula from the abdominal wall to the jejunum for short-term use.
Short-term use enteral feeding kit	A package of items used in combination to administer enteral nutrition to a patient for short-term use.
Enteral feeding tube via the esophagus	A long, flexible, radiopaque (or contrast-lined) tube that is placed in the stomach via the nasopharynx or esophagus for the purpose of enteral nutrition.
Enteral feeding tube insertion tracking device	A device that tracks the position of the tip of an enteral feeding tube inserted into the body and displays it on a monitor in order to support the insertion and placement of the enteral feeding tube. Magnetism generated from a magnetic generation unit attached to an enteral feeding tube or a stylet inserted into the enteral feeding tube is detected outside the body, and the position of the tip of the enteral feeding tube is tracked.
Short-term use enterostomy feeding tube	A hollow device surgically placed in the stomach, duodenum, or jejunum to provide enteral nutrition for short-term use.
Short-term use gastrostomy feeding tube	A hollow device surgically placed in the stomach to provide enteral nutrition for short-term use.
Jejunostomy feeding tube	A hollow device surgically placed into the jejunum for the purpose of providing enteral nutrition.
Short-term use gastrostomy button	A short tube that is inserted percutaneously into the stomach to provide enteral nutrition for short-term use. The device does not produce reflux and its external tip is flat and flush with the abdominal skin.
Gastrointestinal tube	A single or double lumen flexible plastic tube placed in the stomach, duodenum or jejunum for the purpose of suction or enteral nutrition.
Short-term use nasogastric tube	A flexible plastic tube that is placed in the stomach via the nasopharynx or esophagus for short-term use to remove gastric contents, administer drugs, or provide enteral nutrition.
Short-term use nasal/orogastric tube	A flexible plastic tube that is placed in the stomach, duodenum, or jejunum via the nasopharynx or orally/esophageal route for the purpose of administering drugs or enteral nutrition for short-term use.
Gastric excretion tube	A single-lumen tube used to remove stomach contents orally.
Intragastric appetite suppression balloon	A balloon that is inserted into the stomach and expanded to suppress appetite. When this product is placed, the patient will have the illusion that the stomach is almost full. It is inserted using a catheter and left in place until the desired effect is achieved. They are usually made of polymeric materials and may deteriorate over time.
Single lumen tube for mercury balloon	A tube used in the gastrointestinal tract for dripping fluids, drainage, splinting, and bleeding compression.
Short-term use esophageal tube	A hollow device used to stop bleeding varicose veins for short-term use. It usually has two balloons, one for the stomach and one for the esophagus. Some have one or more balloons.
Sterile gastroesophageal tubes and catheters for short-term use	This refers to devices that are inserted into the esophagus and stomach and are used for short-term purposes such as collecting gastric fluid, injecting medicine, cleaning, and diagnosis.
Balloon for endoscopic fixation for esophageal varices sclerotherapy	A balloon catheter, etc. used to secure an endoscope in the esophagus during esophageal varices sclerotherapy. Consists of balloon and flexible tube. Some come with syringe barrels, connectors, etc.
Hemostatic balloon for esophageal varices sclerotherapy	A balloon catheter used to stop bleeding at the puncture site during esophageal varices sclerotherapy.
suture anchor	It pulls the stomach wall towards the abdominal wall and assists in the creation of a gastrostomy.
rectal tube	A tube inserted into the rectum during diagnosis or treatment.
barium enema kit	A kit containing the supplies used to inject barium suspension into the large intestine from the rectum when performing an enema test.
Intestinal decompression tube	A hollow device placed in the intestinal tract to reduce pressure that can occur before and after an intestinal obstruction.
Short-term use infant enteral feeding kit	A kit containing items to be used in combination to administer enteral nutrition to infants for short-term use.
Gastrointestinal guidewire	A guidewire (excluding wires) used in procedures involving the gastrointestinal tract, including the bile duct.
intestinal balloon catheter	A balloon used to dilate a narrowed part of the digestive tract (duodenum and below) or to fix the tip of an endoscope.
intestinal tube	A hollow device placed in the digestive tract, such as the intestinal tract, for the purpose of decompressing, draining fluids, cleaning, and injecting medical solutions.
Short-term use bile duct/pancreatic duct catheter	A flexible tube used for short-term use to drain the biliary tract, splint the bile duct during treatment, or prevent narrowing of the bile duct. It may also be used for drainage of the pancreatic duct.
Short-term use bile duct catheter	A flexible tube used for short-term use to drain the biliary tract, splint the bile duct during treatment, or prevent narrowing of the bile duct.
bile drain	A flexible natural rubber or silicone tube used for bile drainage during biliary tract surgery. Some have side holes.
Cholangiography catheter	A flexible tube used to inject a contrast agent into the gallbladder, bile duct, pancreatic duct, etc. for X-ray visualization of organs.
Bile duct pressure measurement catheter	A flexible tube designed to measure pressure within the biliary system.
bile duct stent introducer	An introducer used when inserting a bile duct stent. This product is for single use.
Single-use endoscopic stone removal forceps	An instrument used with a special endoscope during endoscopic treatment to grasp and remove stones. It consists of an elongated handle and a wire basket at the end that collects (harvests) stones for removal. These include those that extract stones using a balloon at the tip of the catheter, those that grasp and collect stones using a basket at the tip, and those that crush stones using a basket at the tip. This product is for single use.
Bile duct dilation catheter	A catheter used to dilate bile duct strictures.
Catheter set for biliary stone removal	A set consisting of an endoscope, a catheter inserted into the biliary tract, and instruments used in combination to remove biliary stones. A catheter inserted into the biliary tract consists of a sheath, a basket for capturing biliary stones, and the like.
Balloon catheter for stone removal	An instrument used with an endoscope or alone to remove stones. It consists of an elongated sheath and a balloon at the tip that scrapes out the stone for removal.
Forceps for stone fragmentation	An instrument used with an endoscope or alone to crush and remove stones. It consists of a long and thin sheath and a basket wire at the tip for crushing and extraction.
Rectal catheter for barium enema	A flexible tube used to inject barium contrast agent into the lower gastrointestinal tract via the rectum for radiographic visualization. Rubber or plastic tubes are also used in colonoscopies, and some have silicone rubber indwelling balloons for testing incontinent patients.
gastric decompression tube	A hollow device that connects to a feeding tube for gastrostomy and is used to reduce the pressure inside the stomach of a patient undergoing gastrostomy.
overtube	A device used in conjunction with an endoscope to secure passages for inserting various catheters and the like into the digestive tract.
biliary catheter	A catheter with a balloon that drains the biliary tract after bile duct anastomosis.
Catheter for endoscopic dilation	A catheter that is inserted into a stricture under an endoscope and expanded by inflating a balloon. This product is for single use.
tracheal suction catheter	A flexible tube used to aspirate liquids or semi-solids from the trachea. This product is for single use.
suction kit	A kit containing sterilized gloves for suctioning patient secretions, a suction catheter, and a container for collecting secretions. Some kits do not include gloves.
Bronchial suction catheter	A flexible tube used to aspirate liquids or semi-solids from the pharynx, trachea, or bronchi.
Drug bronchial infusion catheter	A flexible tube used to inject drugs into the pharynx, trachea, and bronchi.
Bronchoalveolar lavage catheter	A flexible tube used to collect specimens by bronchoalveolar lavage.
Endotracheal tube cuff for short-term use	A balloon-shaped cuff attached around an endotracheal tube for short-term use, placed under the vocal cords to create a seal between the tube and the trachea when performing mechanical ventilation of the lungs. say something
Cuff for ventilation tracheal tube	A balloon-shaped cuff attached around the tracheal tube, which is placed under the vocal cords to create a seal between the tube and the trachea when performing mechanical ventilation of the lungs.
Tracheal tube for short-term ventilation	A cylindrical tube made of plastic or rubber that is inserted into the trachea through the oral cavity or nasal cavity for short-term purposes such as securing the airway, administering inhaled anesthetics and medical gases, and ventilation. Some are packaged with a connector for connecting to a breathing circuit or manual resuscitator. There are also specialized tubes for pediatric or adult patients, which vary in size, length, cuff, protection, and radiolucency.
Call-shaped ventilation tracheal tube	A cylindrical tube inserted into the trachea through the oral cavity or nasal cavity to secure the airway, administer inhaled anesthetics and medical gases, and provide ventilation. Some are packaged with a connector for connecting to a breathing circuit or manual resuscitator. They differ in terms of the inner and outer diameter of the tube, length, and presence or absence of a cuff. A call-shaped item. Does not include tracheal tubes for jet ventilation, laser-resistant tracheal tubes for ventilation, and reinforced tracheal tubes for ventilation.
Non-call type ventilation tracheal tube	A cylindrical tube inserted into the trachea through the oral cavity or nasal cavity to secure the airway, administer inhaled anesthetics and medical gases, and provide ventilation. Some are packaged with a connector for connecting to a breathing circuit or manual resuscitator. They differ in terms of the inner and outer diameter of the tube, length, and presence or absence of a cuff. Refers to tubes other than call type, and does not include tracheal tubes for jet ventilation, laser-resistant tracheal tubes for ventilation, and reinforced tracheal tubes for ventilation.
Tracheal tube for short-term use jet ventilation	A hollow cylindrical device inserted into the trachea for short-term use to ventilate a patient during jet (high-flow) ventilation. Usually, a cuffless version is used to allow ventilation gas to escape quickly around the tube.
Laser-resistant tracheal tube for short-term use ventilation	A hollow cylindrical device inserted into the trachea for short-term use to ensure airway patency or administer anesthetics. Even if the laser beam is accidentally irradiated during surgery on the head, throat, or neck, it will not break or easily catch fire.
Reinforced tracheal tube for ventilation	A hollow cylindrical device that is inserted into the trachea and used to ensure airway patency or administer anesthetics, and whose walls are reinforced with metal or plastic.
Short-term use nasopharyngeal endotracheal tube	A tube made of rubber or plastic that is inserted into the pharynx through the nostrils to maintain airway patency. Some have a 15mm or 22mm connector at the tip for oxygen supply. This product is for single use.
Short-term use oropharyngeal endotracheal tube	A curved metal or plastic tube inserted through the oral cavity for short-term use to maintain airway patency during gas exchange or suction. This product is useful for preventing airflow obstruction caused by the tongue.
Sterile tubes and catheters for suction	It is inserted into the trachea through the nasal cavity and oral cavity, and is used to secure the airway.
Double lumen tube for short-term use esophagus and trachea	A two-lumen tube that is inserted into either the trachea or esophagus and is used for artificial respiration, ventilation, etc. after securing the airway by using different lumens. It has two cuffs (one for the esophagus or trachea and one for the pharynx). It may be packaged with a connector for connecting to a breathing circuit or manual resuscitator. This product is intended for short-term use.
Short-term use oropharyngeal tube	A curved tube made of metal, plastic, or rubber that is inserted into the oral cavity for short-term use to maintain airway patency during gas exchange or suction. This product is useful for preventing airflow obstruction caused by the tongue.
saliva suction tube	A flexible tube connected to a suction device and collection container and used to suck saliva, etc. from the oral cavity. Some have spiral-shaped tips and are porous.
Oropharyngeal suction catheter for neonates	A flexible tube used to inhale amniotic fluid from the oral cavity and pharynx of newborns.
Introducer for trachea and bronchus	An instrument used to insert a stent, catheter, etc. into the trachea or bronchi.
tracheostomy cannula	A cannula is a hollow cylindrical device used to secure the airway at the cricothyroid ligament area in emergencies. Some have inner needles. This product is for single use.
Tracheostomy tube cuff	A balloon-shaped cuff attached around the tracheostomy tube. When artificially ventilating a patient with subglottic stenosis, it is used to create a seal between the tube and the trachea.
Upper airway tracheostomy kit	A kit containing surgical instruments and other supplies used to puncture or create an opening in the trachea and insert or place a tube in order to relieve upper airway obstruction and promote breathing. The kit may include a tube for securing the airway after tracheostomy.
cricothyrotomy kit	A packaged kit, set, or tray containing various instruments necessary for incising or puncturing the skin and cricothyroid membrane to secure the airway for the purpose of emergency relief of upper airway obstruction.
tracheostomy kit	A kit containing a set of instruments and other supplies (towels, gauze, suction devices, cotton swabs, etc.) used for tracheostomy.
single use tracheostomy tube	An instrument inserted into the artificial opening created in the trachea after tracheotomy to secure the airway. This product is used by people who have undergone surgery for airway stenosis, etc., and is designed to ensure airway patency and encourage prompt suction of secretions. They are usually made of plastic and some have an inner tube. They typically come in cuffed, uncuffed, fenestrated, and various sizes to meet a patient's individual needs. This product is for single use.
adult tracheostomy tube	An instrument inserted into the artificial opening created in the trachea after tracheotomy to secure the airway. This product is used by people who have undergone surgery for airway stenosis, etc., and is designed to ensure airway patency and encourage prompt suction of secretions. They are usually made of plastic and some have an inner tube. They typically come in cuffed, non-cuffed, and fenestrated versions and in a variety of sizes to meet a patient's individual needs. This product is for single use. However, this product is not limited to adults.
pediatric tracheostomy tube	An instrument inserted into the artificial opening created in the trachea after tracheotomy to secure a child's airway. This product is used by people who have undergone surgery for airway stenosis, etc., and is designed to ensure airway patency and encourage prompt suction of secretions. They are usually made of plastic and some have an inner tube. They typically come in cuffed, non-cuffed, and fenestrated versions and in a variety of sizes to meet a patient's individual needs. This product is for single use. However, this product is not limited to children.
Reinforced tracheostomy tube for ventilation	An instrument inserted into the artificial opening created in the larynx after tracheotomy to ensure airway patency. A building whose walls are reinforced with metal or plastic.
Inner tube for tracheostomy tube	An inner cylinder that prevents secretions from directly adhering to the inside of the tube. Since it is removable, only the inner cylinder can be removed from the patient and cleaned. Usually, there are types with or without holes in the inner tube to meet the individual needs of the patient.
Laryngectomy tube	A tube used to secure the airway of patients undergoing partial or total laryngeal resection.
Post-laryngotomy tube	A tube used to secure the airway of a patient after partial or total larynxectomy.
nasopharyngeal catheter	A flexible tube used for insertion into the nasopharyngeal cavity for suction or drug injection.
Bronchial balloon catheter	A flexible indwelling tube with an inflatable balloon at its distal end for insertion into the bronchi.
ventilation bronchial tube	A two-lumen cylindrical tube inserted into the trachea for use in administering anesthetics or testing pulmonary function. There is a tracheal cuff and a bronchial cuff to limit ventilation to one lung when necessary.
aerosol injection tube	A flexible tube (usually large diameter, 22 mm) used to connect an oxygen mask, endotracheal tube, humidifier, or nebulizer to inject an aerosol. It usually comes in long pieces and is cut to the appropriate length by a healthcare professional. This product is for single use.
nasal catheter	A semi-rigid or rigid tubular surgical instrument made of plastic or metal that is inserted into the nasal sinuses through the external nares. This device is used for injecting and draining fluids or inserting catheters and surgical instruments. This product is for single use.
nasal irrigation catheter	A catheter inserted through the nose for the purpose of hemostasis using a balloon and irrigation or drainage using a tube.
Oxygenated transtracheal catheter	A flexible tube inserted through the tracheal wall to supply oxygen to the airway when breathing through the nose or mouth is blocked.
Oxygen supply carbon dioxide collection nasal catheter	A semi-rigid tube used to supply oxygen and collect carbon dioxide (exhaled gas). Monitoring is performed through separate prongs inserted into the external nares. Some only collect carbon dioxide (exhaled gas), while others have prongs located on the roof of the mouth.
Single-use aeroesophageal obturator	A tube with two lumens and two cuffs that is inserted from the oral cavity into the esophagus to support breathing. There is a breathing hole between the pharyngeal cuff and the esophageal cuff. When both cuffs are inflated, the pharyngeal cuff prevents air from entering the stomach and the esophageal cuff prevents air from escaping from the oral cavity or pharynx. When the tube is placed in the esophagus, breathing occurs through the side hole, allowing oxygen or room air to enter the trachea. When the tube is placed in the esophagus, breathing occurs through the airway lumen. This product is for single use.
Esophageal closed airway	A tube that can secure the airway, perform artificial respiration, ventilation, etc. by closing the esophagus with a cuff, etc. It may have two cuffs (one for the esophagus and one for the pharynx), etc.
Oropharyngeal tube	A tube used to ensure ventilation (oral and nasal) for upper airway obstruction. Includes sterile and non-sterile products.
Bronchial occlusion catheter for ventilation	A bronchial catheter used to restrict ventilation to one lung for use in administering anesthetics or testing pulmonary function. This product is for single use.
reusable mouthpiece connector	A small, rigid device that is inserted into a patient's mouth and connected, usually via a tube, to a therapeutic or diagnostic breathing apparatus. Simply insert the mouthpiece into the patient's mouth and pinch it between the lips, and it fits tightly into the respiratory system. This product can be reused after being properly cleaned.
single use mouthpiece connector	A small, rigid device that is inserted into a patient's mouth and connected, usually via a tube, to a therapeutic or diagnostic breathing apparatus. Simply insert the mouthpiece into the patient's mouth and pinch it between the lips, and it fits tightly into the respiratory system. This product is for single use.
Balloon catheter for occlusion of human body orifices	A balloon catheter used for short-term use during treatment or diagnosis to partially occlude an organ to fill it with liquid or to prevent foreign objects from entering the organ.
Nelaton catheter	A flexible red rubber tube used in urinary catheterization.
Urinary catheter insertion/urine collection kit	A kit that combines accessories such as a sterilized urinary catheter used for urinary catheterization or urination, and a urine collection bag.
Intermittent urinary catheter introducer kit	A kit consisting of a urinary catheter and accessories used to drain urine from the bladder for sample collection or other purposes.
Kudee urinary catheter	A flexible tube with a curved tip that is used to insert into the bladder when injecting or draining fluids or performing medical or surgical procedures.It is used to facilitate insertion into the bladder.
Urinary catheter introducer kit	A kit containing items necessary for performing urinary catheterization. This product is for single use.
Urinary catheter for ureter	A flexible tube used to pass fluid to and from the ureter.
Short-term use ureteral tube stent	A flexible tube that is inserted and left in the ureter for short-term use to drain pus, drain fluids, clean, etc.
intermittent urinary catheter	A flexible tube inserted into the bladder or ureter for a relatively short period of time for urine catheterization, urine collection, or urodynamic testing.
urinary cleaning kit	A kit containing syringes and other items used to clean the urethra and bladder.
Urinary catheter for continuous cleaning	A flexible tube used to continuously cleanse the bladder or its surroundings.
Short-term use urinary foley catheter	A flexible tube that is placed in the bladder for short-term use. The device has an inflatable balloon attached to the distal end. Usually used for urinary catheterization, hemostasis, etc.
Urinary catheter for irrigation	A flexible tube used to clean the bladder and related structures.
Urinary catheter for percutaneous irrigation	A flexible tube used to percutaneously clean the bladder and related structures.
Short-term use nephrostomy catheter	A flexible tube inserted percutaneously into the renal pelvis to access the upper urinary tract for short-term use.
Short-term use nephrostomy tube	A tube used to create a nephrostomy from the body surface of the pelvis to the kidney for short-term use.
Urinary catheter for short-term use fistula drainage	A flexible tube that is inserted into a fistula in the urinary system for a short period of time to urinate.
Urinary catheter for male urethrography	A flexible tube used to inject a contrast agent into a man's urethra for the purpose of X-ray photography.
Short-term use suprapubic urinary catheter	A flexible tube inserted directly into the bladder of a male or female patient through an incision on the suprapubic bone (above the pubic arch) for the purpose of draining urine for short-term use.
Tubes and catheters for removing ureteral stones	A catheter inserted into the urinary tract for the purpose of removing urinary stones. Includes a basket for capturing stones.
olive tip catheter	A flexible tube with an olive-like tip used to dilate a narrowed ureter.
Tracked urinary thread catheter	A flexible tube with a very thin or thread-like tip that is used to identify stenoses or irregularities and to facilitate the passage of larger objects.
Single-use ureteral lighting catheter	A fiber catheter illuminator that is inserted into the ureter during lower abdominal or pelvic surgery to visualize its passage. The device consists of a bundle of optical fibers that emit light over their length and is shaped for easy insertion. This product is for single use.
Percutaneous urinary catheter	A catheter that dilates the urinary tract percutaneously or endoscopically.
ureteral locator	A tubular device made of vinyl, etc. that has multiple valves. It is inserted into the ureter during open surgery to make it easier to confirm the ureter by palpation.
urological removal instruments	An instrument inserted percutaneously or transurethra into the body and used to remove stones, foreign bodies in the ureter, etc.
Central venous catheter repair tube	A tube used to repair or replace the externally exposed part of a central venous catheter when it is damaged. It may also contain a sleeve, adhesive, etc. to make the bond tighter.
arterial cannula	A semi-rigid tube inserted into an artery and used as a fluid guideway. Insertion is usually performed using a removable trocar. This product is for single use.
Femoral arteriovenous cannula	A semi-rigid or rigid tube inserted into a femoral blood vessel and used as a fluid guideway. This product is for single use.
venous cannula	A semi-rigid or rigid tube inserted into a vein and used as a channel for fluid. Insertion is usually performed using a trocar. This product is for single use.
Angiography catheter	A flexible tube designed to inject contrast media into the visceral or peripheral vasculature for visualization of the vasculature of a target body region.
Contrast pressure tube	A pressure-resistant tube used to inject a contrast agent into the heart, large blood vessels, and coronary arteries for X-ray examination of the heart and blood vessels.
Non-central circulatory artery catheter	Usually a flexible tube designed to be passed into a non-central circulatory artery for injection or suction. This device is usually connected to a transducer or the like in order to continuously measure arterial blood pressure.
Non-central circulatory arterial microflow catheter	A flexible tube inserted into the circulatory system to accurately measure blood flow and pressure in non-central circulatory arteries.
Catheter with non-central circulatory tip transducer	A catheter with a built-in microminiature pressure transducer at its distal end. When inserted into a non-central circulatory blood vessel, its mechanical or electrical properties change with changes in pressure. This change is sent to the pressure monitor and displayed.
angiography kit	A kit containing equipment and tools used to visualize blood vessels using X-rays. However, catheters and introducers inserted into blood vessels are excluded.
Balloon catheter for pressure measurement	A flexible tube with a balloon at its distal end for measuring pressure in internal organs.
Balloon catheter for evaluating valve function for valvuloplasty	In valvuloplasty involving artificial blood vessel replacement at the root of the ascending aorta, this is a flexible tube used to evaluate the presence or absence of regurgitation of the valve after the valve has been constructed before the heartbeat resumes.
Guiding intravascular catheter	A flexible tube used as a conduit for inserting a balloon catheter or guide wire for percutaneous vascular surgery. A flexible tube used as a conduit for inserting a balloon catheter or guidewire for percutaneous endovascular surgery.
Tube set for pressure monitoring	A catheter transducer used for invasive blood pressure measurement and cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurement, and a tube set that is connected outside the body (directly or from an intermediate cock). It has suitable physical properties to preserve as much as possible the waveform and accuracy of the measured blood pressure.
Damping device for pressure monitoring	A device that adjusts the damping coefficient during invasive blood pressure measurement.
Non-central circulatory system intravascular catheter	A flexible tube inserted into the vascular system to draw blood, monitor blood pressure, or administer intravenous fluids.
Catheter for salivary gland imaging	A catheter inserted into the salivary glands for dilation and imaging.
embolization implant inserter	A long, thin surgical instrument used to advance an embolization implant, such as an embolic coil, into a suitable catheter. Once the catheter is surgically placed at the target site in an artery or vein, the embolization implant is ready for delivery (implantation). This device, also known as a pusher, is removed before delivering the implant. This product is for single use.
catheter introducer	A sheath used to facilitate percutaneous placement of catheters into veins or arteries. Some come with puncture needles.
hemostasis valve	A valve used in catheters, catheter introducers, etc. to prevent bleeding.
Non-central circulatory system embolization catheter	A flexible tube designed to remove clots of blood or other solid matter that cause non-central circulatory vessel occlusions. The device is used to remove blockages in arteries and hemodialysis access grafts, as well as in natural blood vessels.
Intravenous catheter introducer kit	A kit containing instruments used to pass catheters into veins.
introducer	An instrument used to assist in inserting needles into the skin for treatment or diagnosis.
introducer needle	An elongated, sharp instrument used to pass catheters and guidewires through the body for the purpose of placement and manipulation. Some have hemostatic valves.
Non-central circulatory balloon expandable angioplasty catheter	A flexible tube that dilates constricted non-central circulatory vessels by controlling the inflation of the balloon. The device is typically dual lumen with a balloon at its distal end. Some have side holes used for pressure recording and contrast agent injection, and others have blades, wires, etc. attached to the balloon part.
snare catheter	A flexible tube or wire that is introduced into a blood vessel or other body canal and has a structure to capture foreign matter in order to retrieve or manipulate it.
Aspirate catheter	An instrument that is attached to a manometer and inserted into a blood vessel to improve the patency of the connection between the blood vessel and the manometer during long-term observation. This product is for single use.
temporary use catheter guidewire	An instrument used to assist in positioning and moving a catheter for temporary use. However, it is limited to those for blood vessels.
Non-vascular guidewire	Refers to non-vascular guidewires (excluding guide wires) used in procedures for the urinary tract, trachea, bronchus, bile duct, pancreatic duct, gastrointestinal tract, and other lumens.
Catheter guide wire for peritoneal irrigation	A guide wire used to correct the position of a peritoneal perfusion catheter. This is a temporary use.
Catheter tip flow type transducer	A catheter with a built-in microminiature transducer that detects and measures blood flow at its distal end. When inserted into a blood vessel, its mechanical or electrical properties change as the blood flow changes. This change is sent to the base unit and displayed.
Lumen maintenance catheter for blood vessel suturing	A surgical instrument used to maintain the inner diameter during blood vessel suturing.
saphenous vein dilation system	This is a system used primarily in coronary artery bypass surgery to inject physiological saline into a blood vessel removed for transplantation. By injecting physiological saline, it is possible to confirm that there is no damage to the blood vessel, and furthermore, by inflating the balloon, it is possible to limit the pressure within the blood vessel.
major guide	An instrument used to check how much the length between the markers has changed after shaping the tip of a microcatheter with double markers.
Autotransfusion device tube	A flexible, hollow cylindrical device usually made of synthetic material that is used as an extension tube to pass blood between the bellows and the autotransfusion bag in an autotransfusion device. It can also be used to maintain a closed circuit during blood collection and reinfusion.
Intravascular catheter for non-central circulatory system occlusion surgery	A flexible tube with an expandable balloon at the end (removable is also available) used to block blood vessels in the non-central circulatory system.
Catheter with percutaneous intravascular valve cutter	Revascularization using bypass grafting involves diverting peripheral veins to arteries. At that time, a flexible blade equipped with a blade is inserted percutaneously into the vein without removing or harvesting the vein, and is used to cut the vein valve intact and lose its function. It refers to a tube.
Bartholin gland catheter	A flexible tube used to drain inflamed Bartholin's ducts and glands.
Pericardial drainage catheter	A flexible tube used to drain fluid or gas from the pericardial cavity or thoracic cavity.
wound drain	A device, usually made of rubber or silicone, used to remove fluid or pus from a wound or infected site.
Single use multi-lumen catheter	A flexible two-lumen (or multi-lumen) tube used for injecting or draining fluids into the body. This product is for single use. Excludes pharmaceutical administration, central circulatory system and central nervous system use.
General-purpose suction catheter	A flexible tube used for removing and evacuating fluids through a natural orifice in the body, a surgical incision, or a wound. When connected to a vacuum suction unit, it is usually designed to be attached to a collection can or bottle.
cerebrospinal fluid reservoir	A closed system communicating with the ventricles of the brain for the drainage or collection of cerebrospinal fluid for the purpose of reducing intracranial pressure.
shunt valve programmer	An instrument used to non-invasively check and change the set pressure of a variable pressure shunt valve (for hydrocephalus) from outside the body. Variable valve pressure is set using magnetic force generated by electricity or power supplied from the outside.
de pese catheter	A flexible catheter with a bulging tip used to drain fluid from body cavities.
Eustachian tube catheter	A tube used to drain fluid from the middle ear.
rectal catheter	A flexible tube placed in the rectum for purposes such as irrigation.
Rectal catheter for ileostomy	A flexible tube used as a mold during continence ileostomy surgery and for postoperative drainage. It may also be inserted periodically by the patient to drain the contents of the ileal pouch. This product is for single use.
Chest drainage tube	A straight or angled single- or double-lumen tube used for removing secretions or irrigating the thoracic cavity after thoracic or cardiac surgery.
Drainage tube	A plastic or metal tube used to remove exudate or purulent material from a cavity, wound, or infected site.
sump drain	A tube with two or more lumens, in which air is injected through the smaller lumen and fluid is drained from the larger lumen.
Hydrocephalus shunt filter	A device made of cellulose-like material used with a shunt to drain fluid from the brain. Helps prevent migration of cellular material or foreign matter from the shunt system.
lymphatic shunt	A tube that is surgically inserted into the inner ear and used to drain fluid from the otic membrane labyrinth.
Pleuroperitoneal drainage shunt	A plastic tube surgically implanted into the pleural or peritoneal cavity and used for drainage.
menstrual blood collector	A cup-shaped container designed to be placed inside the vagina to collect menstrual blood for specimen use.
Wound drainage kit	A package of equipment, including plastic bags or bottles and trocars, used to drain fluid or pus from a wound.
Sterile indwelling drainage tubes and catheters	A device that is placed inside the body and used to guide drainage fluids out of the body after surgery. Also called drain.
Suction indwelling catheter for wounds	A catheter that suctions exudate such as blood and lymph that accumulates in the dead space of a postoperative wound, and is used by connecting to a suction source such as a portable suction device.
Irrigation catheter	A flexible tube used to inject or drain physiological saline into body cavities other than blood vessels (such as the stomach of patients with bleeding esophageal varices).
Short-term use umbrella catheter	A flexible tube whose diaphragm at its distal end opens when a catheter (such as a barium enema umbrella catheter) is inserted into a body orifice for short-term use.
injection catheter	A flexible tube used to inject solutions intravenously, subcutaneously, or into other body tissues.
Catheter hole button for peritoneal irrigation	A button-shaped device used to temporarily hold a hole drilled into the peritoneum through the epidermis for insertion of a peritoneal perfusion catheter.
Abdominal thoracic catheter introducer kit	A kit containing instruments used for percutaneously placing an ascites shunt valve catheter into the peritoneal cavity or a pleural fluid shunt valve catheter into the pleural cavity.
mushroom catheter	A flexible suction tube with a mushroom-shaped tip used to reduce trauma to the suction site.
dental suction tube	A tubular dental instrument that is connected to a suction device (usually a dental device) that is operated by external energy and is used to remove moisture and cuttings that accumulate in the oral cavity.
Connector for external shunt	A connector for connecting an external shunt for hemodialysis for short-term use. Some also have branch pipes for injecting anticoagulants, etc.
Shunt thrombus aspiration set	A set used to aspirate blood clots that occur in arteriovenous shunts (external shunts) during hemodialysis, etc.
Single needle catheter for hemodialysis	A double lumen flexible tube used with a single needle. This device is used to perform hemodialysis from a single puncture site.
Catheter repair tube for emergency blood access placement	A tube used to repair or replace the externally exposed part of a hemodialysis catheter, etc. when it is damaged. It may also contain a sleeve, adhesive, etc. to make the bond tighter.
intravenous catheter adapter	A connecting device (usually a small component) used to connect a catheter to an extracorporeal device used for infusions or blood transfusions. This product is for single use.
neurosurgical introducer	A kit that includes a device (catheter introducer) used to easily insert a drainage catheter or endoscope into the body, and a dilator or cover for the endoscope. This product is for single use. Some components may not be included.
X-ray uterine catheter	A flexible tube used to inject a milky-white contrast agent into the uterus to facilitate X-ray imaging of the uterus (salpingography) or the uterus and fallopian tubes (hysterosalpingography). It usually has a balloon at or near its distal end (sometimes there are two) and a central cavity for injection of contrast agent. This product is for single use.
needle stylet	A wire or thin, flexible rod inserted into the lumen of a needle to reinforce the needle, maintain its shape, maintain its patency, etc.
cardiac mapping system workstation	This is an operation unit that percutaneously navigates (advances to the correct direction and position) a specialized catheter or the like applied to the heart to a target region of the heart. Specialized software is used to operate the catheter using magnetic force, mechanical power, etc. This device is mainly used for electrophysiological testing and myocardial ablation.
Short-term use catheter balloon repair kit	A kit containing adhesives, balloons, etc. used for repairing or replacing catheter balloons for short-term use.
Adapter for ureteral catheter	An accessory used to facilitate the placement of a urinary catheter. This product is for single use.
Angiography stopcock	A device used to switch the flow path of an infusion line used when injecting a contrast agent into the heart, large blood vessels, and coronary arteries for X-ray examination of the heart and blood vessels.
Stopcock valve for active equipment connection	A device used in medical tubing or pipelines to control the direction of liquid flow or gas flow. This product is used by connecting to active equipment.
Stopcock for general purpose blood flow path	A blood or liquid flow path device used to control the flow direction of liquid. Usually made of durable materials (plastic, metal, etc.). This product is for single use.
Continuous flow catheter flush valve	A specialized Y-shaped component that connects to an indwelling catheter with an infusion line and can be connected to a second infusion source. The second injection source typically provides a low flow rate within the catheter, called "keep venous open" (KVO), to prevent blood clotting. The stationary (valve) may be equipped with a manually operated mechanism to allow flushing of the line at free flow-like flow rates.
Catheter introducer with hemostatic valve	A sheath used to facilitate percutaneous placement of a catheter into a vein or artery. Built-in hemostasis valve to prevent bleeding.
Catheter connector for balloon dilatation angioplasty	During percutaneous transvascular treatment and testing (e.g. balloon dilatation angioplasty), devices are used to connect to an introduction catheter and perform branching in order to perform pressure monitoring, drug injection, catheter cleaning, etc. say. Usually has a hemostasis valve to prevent blood leakage.
obturator	A device inserted inside a catheter introducer or catheter to prevent bending or lumen occlusion during long-term indwelling.
balloon inflation pressure gauge	A pressure gauge used to measure the degree of inflation of a balloon such as a PTCA balloon catheter. Used with a pressurizing device (syringe or small pump) to inflate the balloon.
Stopcock for infusion pump	A device used to control the flow direction of liquid or gas flow in an infusion pump, infusion set, etc. Usually made of durable materials (plastic, metal, etc.) and used for a variety of purposes.
Digestive stopcock for enteral feeding pump	A device used to control the flow direction of liquid or gas flow in enteral feeding sets, etc. Usually made of durable materials (plastic, metal, etc.) and used for a variety of purposes.
Blood transfusion/catheter stopcock	A device used to control the flow direction of liquid or gas flow in blood transfusion sets, etc. Usually made of durable materials (plastic, metal, etc.) and used for a variety of purposes.
Stopcock for pressure monitoring	A device connected to a tube set used for invasive pressure measurement and used to control the flow direction of liquid or gas flow.
Infusion/catheter accessory set	Refers to caps, connectors (including those with a mixed injection function), or backflow prevention valves used for infusion sets, catheters, etc.
Blood transfusion/catheter accessory set	Refers to caps, connectors (including those with a mixed injection function), or backflow prevention valves used in blood transfusion sets, blood purification circuits, catheters, etc.
Gastrointestinal catheter introducer	An introducer used to percutaneously insert a digestive or biliary catheter.
catheter positioner	An instrument used to insert and hold an indwelling catheter in the appropriate position in the ureter.
uterus balloon	A balloon that is inserted into the uterus and inflated with air, gas, sterile liquid, etc. to suppress bleeding in the uterine wall.
Single use arthroscopic catheter	A flexible tube used during arthroscopy inside a joint. This product is for single use.
uterine catheter	A flexible tube used to detect and measure intrauterine pressure and amniotic fluid pressure.
rectal sphincter balloon	A hollow rubber balloon that is connected to a manometer and used to evaluate the function of the rectal sphincter. Inflate with air or liquid.
Suction/ventilation catheter	A flexible tube used to reduce or pressurize a body cavity for the purpose of removing or moving substances.
carotid shunt	An instrument used to prevent interruption of cerebral blood supply during surgeries such as carotid endarterectomy.
Chorionic villus sampling catheter	A flexible tube designed to collect intrauterine samples of the filamentous processes that grow in the outermost extraembryonic membrane (chorionic villi) for genetic testing during the first trimester of pregnancy. The device typically includes a malleable, unformed stylet that is inserted under ultrasound guidance. Aspirating the sample is done with an external syringe.
Manipulation/injection uterine catheter	A hard plastic or metal surgical instrument that is inserted into the uterus through the cervix. Used as a device for manipulating the position of the uterus, a route for other devices, or for injecting and discharging medicinal solutions into the uterus. Sometimes it is inserted using a trocar. This product is for single use.
uterine manipulation set	A set used for manipulating the position of the uterus and injecting and expelling medicinal solutions into the uterus in order to secure the field of view during laparoscopic surgery. It consists of a catheter with a balloon, a syringe, a tube, a catheter, etc.
Salpingography catheter	A flexible tube used to inject contrast media into the fallopian tubes during X-ray photography.
Fallopian intrauterine catheter	A semi-rigid or rigid tubular surgical instrument made of plastic or metal that is inserted into the fallopian tube from the cervix through the uterus using a hard-pointed trocar. After insertion, the trocar is withdrawn, leaving the instrument as a guideway for intrafallopian procedures or insertion of instruments when manipulating tissue. This product is for single use.
Catheter for early rupture of membranes	A flexible tube introduced into a pregnant woman's uterus to induce rupture of the membranes surrounding the fetus before 37 weeks.
hemostatic catheter	A flexible tube with an inflatable balloon inserted into various parts of the body to stop blood flow. It may also be used with an endoscope.
Arthroscopic drainage catheter	A rigid or semi-rigid tube inserted into a joint for injection or drainage of irrigation fluid during or after arthroscopic surgery. Some include trocars, obturators, and tubes. This product is for single use.
bronchial catheter	A semi-rigid or rigid tubular surgical instrument made of plastic or metal that is inserted into the tracheal lumen using a trocar with a hard tip. After insertion, the trocar is withdrawn, leaving the device as a guideway for suction, irrigation, or insertion of catheters or surgical instruments. This product is for single use.
suprapubic catheter	A semi-rigid or rigid tubular device made of plastic or metal that is inserted into the bladder via the suprapubic bone. When the hard pointed trocar used during insertion is withdrawn, the device is left as a guideway for urine drainage or insertion of catheters or surgical instruments. This product is for single use.
Single use general purpose suction tip	An instrument attached to a suction device to regulate and control suction during a surgical procedure or treatment. This device is a general purpose suction tip and is for single use.
Short-term use thoracic catheter	A semi-rigid or rigid tube inserted into the chest (intrapleural cavity) to facilitate placement of a chest tube for short-term use.
Peritoneal catheter for percutaneous drainage	A flexible tube intended for non-surgical percutaneous drainage of abdominal tumors and collection of fluids (infectious and non-infectious). Mainly used for drainage of liver, subdiaphragmatic, subhepatic, and pancreatic tumors and fluids.
reusable tracheostomy tube	An instrument inserted into the artificial opening created in the trachea during tracheotomy to secure the airway. This product is used by people who have undergone surgery for airway stenosis, etc. It ensures airway patency, promotes prompt suction of secretions, and supports conversation. Can be reused. It is fixed in place with a band worn around the neck.
Reusable ureteral lighting catheter	A fiber optic catheter inserted into the ureter to enable confirmation of the passage during lower abdominal or pelvic surgery. It consists of a bundle of optical fibers that emit light over its entire length and is shaped for easy insertion. This product is reusable.
Reusable airway oesophageal obturator	A tube with two lumens and two cuffs that is inserted from the oral cavity into the esophagus to support breathing. There is a breathing hole between the pharyngeal cuff and the esophageal cuff. When both cuffs are inflated, the pharyngeal cuff prevents air from entering the stomach and the esophageal cuff prevents air from escaping from the oral cavity or pharynx. When this product is placed in the esophagus, breathing occurs through the side hole, and oxygen or room air flows into the trachea. When this product is placed in the esophagus, breathing occurs through the airway lumen. This product is reusable.
Reusable oropharyngeal endotracheal tube	A curved metal or plastic tube inserted through the oral cavity to maintain airway patency during gas exchange or suction. This product is useful for preventing airflow obstruction caused by the tongue. This product is reusable.
Pleural drainage device with blood collection bag	A combination of a plastic device consisting of one or more chambers connected to a suction tube and a blood collection bag. It is connected to a chest cavity drain and used to remove air and purulent secretions from the chest cavity and to collect blood. The blood collection bag can be handled in the same way as a normal blood bag, and blood can be returned.
Orthopedic drainage set with blood collection bag	A combination of a suction tube, a plastic device consisting of one or more chambers connected to the suction tube, or a blood collection bag. Used for removing drainage fluid, air, purulent secretions, and blood collection during or after orthopedic surgery. The blood collection bag can be handled in the same way as a normal blood bag, and blood can be returned.
extension tube	A tube used to extend lines for infusions, blood transfusions, blood collection, fluid collection, contrast agent administration, etc. Equipped with connectors at both ends of the tube.
Extension tube for blood transfusion/catheter	A tube used to extend lines for blood transfusions, blood collection, fluid collection, contrast agent administration (excluding high-pressure resistant ones), pump-type infusions, etc. A connector is provided at the end of the tube or at both ends of the tube. Some have ports for blood collection or injection.
Extension tube for blood circuit support	A tube used to extend the main line and auxiliary lines of a blood circuit. This extension tube is a component of the blood circuit.
intravenous line extension kit	A kit containing tubes and connectors used to extend an existing standard intravenous line (IV) set. Used when standard IV sets cannot reach the IV line or are too far away. This product is for single use.
Enteral feeding extension tube for pump	An extension tube that connects to a special enteral nutrition infusion set used to supply enteral nutrition from an enteral nutrition pump. The connector part is a misconnection type different from the infusion line.
Extension tube for infusion pump	A tube used to extend a pump-type infusion line. A connector is provided at the end of the tube or at both ends of the tube. Some also have ports for injection.
Extension tube for blood transfusion set	A tube used to extend the lines of blood transfusion and blood collection sets, etc. Connectors are provided at the tube end or at both ends of the tube. Some also have ports for injection.
Extension tube for needleless contrast medium infusion set	A tube used to extend the line of a needleless contrast medium infusion set. A connector is provided at the end of the tube or at both ends of the tube. Some also have ports for injection.
protective overtube	A flexible tube used to protect sensors, guide wires, indwelling tubes, and other treatment tools inserted into the body. This product is for single use.
Set for draining ovarian fluid	A set of metal pipes and needles used to aspirate, drain, and wash ovarian cyst fluid. Some have balloons attached to the needles. Some components may not be included.
reusable bronchial cannula	A semi-rigid or rigid tubular surgical instrument made of plastic or metal that is inserted into the tracheal lumen using a hard-pointed trocar. After insertion, the trocar is withdrawn, leaving the device as a guideway for suction, irrigation, or insertion of catheters or surgical instruments.
Lacrimal fluid/lacrimal duct silicone tube	A tube made of silicone, polyurethane, etc. that is inserted or placed in the lacrimal canaliculus to dilate the lacrimal duct in order to treat epiphora caused by punctal obstruction, lacrimal canalicular obstruction, nasolacrimal duct obstruction, etc. Usually includes the instrument used to insert the tube.
Catheter for fallopian tube canalization testing	A catheter inserted into the uterus to perform fallopian tube canalization tests, etc.
Bronchial nonsterile tube	A two-lumen cylindrical tube inserted into the trachea for administering anesthetics or testing pulmonary function. There is a tracheal cuff and a bronchial cuff to limit ventilation to one lung when necessary. This product is not sterile.
Artificial insemination catheter	A flexible tube used for artificial insemination, such as inserting sperm and fertilized eggs into the uterus. This product is for single use.
Embryo transfer catheter	A flexible tube used for in vitro fertilization, embryo transfer, etc. This product is for single use.
Electromagnetic wave thermotherapy set	A set of catheters, needles, tubes, etc. used as protective materials for electromagnetic heat therapy.
Catheter for measuring urinary pressure	An instrument (connected to a pressure gauge) that is inserted through the urethral orifice to measure the internal pressure of the ureter, bladder, or urethra.
Urinary catheter for female urethrography	A tube used to inject and insert a contrast agent and metal chain into a woman's urethra for X-ray photography.
Catheter for sealed brachytherapy placement	In brachytherapy, this is an instrument used to indwell a brachytherapy source within a body cavity, and has a structure that allows the catheter to be fixed in position.
Salpingoplasty catheter	A catheter inserted transuterinely to restore the passage of the fallopian tubes. Under a salpingoscope, the fallopian tube lumen is pushed open with a balloon at the tip of the catheter, the balloon is advanced into the fallopian tube, the fallopian tube lumen is observed, and at the same time the fallopian tube passage is restored.
Trocar attachment cuff	When inserting a trocar, forceps, hand, etc. into a body cavity, a flexible rubber item that is attached to the wound site to protect the wound edges.
plasma gas sterilizer	A device used to sterilize medical tools such as surgical instruments by using plasma gas as a sterilizing agent to inactivate microorganisms. Plasma refers to a reactive group of ions, electrons, and free radicals produced by the excitation of a gas or vapor by a strong electric, radio frequency (RF), or electromagnetic field.
blood refrigerator	Generally, a refrigerator is specially designed to store blood components such as whole blood, blood cells, and plasma at a constant temperature. Built-in central alarm to warn of unexpected temperature rises. Some have a concussion function.
Blood locker for blood donation	A device that maintains blood uniformity through continuous vibration motion. Typically used in blood donation facilities to keep blood in motion while it is collected from a donor and injected into a donation bag placed in the device's cradle-shaped holder.
Heart preservation/transport device	A dedicated device for supporting and holding a donor heart during transportation from the donor to the transplant recipient. This product allows the technical support department to maintain donor hearts in near-physiological conditions.
Kidney storage/transport device	A specialized device for supporting and holding a donated kidney during transportation from the donor to the transplant recipient. This product allows the technical support department to maintain donor kidneys in near-physiological conditions.
Liver storage/transport device	A specialized device for supporting and holding a donor liver during transportation from the donor to the transplant recipient. This product allows the technical support department to maintain donor livers in near-physiological conditions.
intestinal bag	A flexible container used temporarily to prevent intestinal water loss during surgical procedures.
Continuous portable peritoneal irrigation fluid warmer	A device that warms the peritoneal irrigation fluid before injecting it into the peritoneal cavity. Typically, the dialysate bag is heated by direct contact with a radiant heat source.
tissue culture container	A culture container or polymeric or metal material that serves as a scaffold for cells and is used during tissue culture.
electric keratome	An electrically operated ophthalmic surgical device used to incise the cornea in layers.
Replacement blade for electric keratome	A single-use replacement blade used in electric keratomes.
water jet keratome	An ophthalmic surgical device used to scrape corneal tissue using high-pressure water jets for surface transplantation.
bone cutter	A surgical instrument with a sharp blade that penetrates bone or separates one bone into two. It usually consists of a manual, non-powered instrument with one or more sharp blades. Some have two blades and two short handles that rotate about a shaft, like forceps or cutting pliers. Mainly used for orthopedic surgery and oral surgery.
Single use scleral sword	Refers to ophthalmic surgical equipment used for scleral incision. This product is for single use.
Single-use manual corneal trepanning	A manual ophthalmic surgical instrument that is cylindrical and has a cutting edge for the purpose of cutting and removing a ring-shaped piece of corneal tissue (corneal button). For example, healthy tissue may be harvested from a cadaver for transplantation into a recipient, in which case the abnormal cornea is cut and removed to receive the graft. This product is for single use.
single use ophthalmic knife	A cutting surgical instrument with handles and blades of various shapes and sizes used for surgery on the eye and surrounding structures. Includes a blade that connects to a reusable handle. This product is for single use.
single use scalpel	An instrument used to cut and dissect body tissue during surgery. Typically, they are designed as surgical instruments with handles and blades of various shapes and sizes. Some instruments classified as knives are designed to cut using other techniques. In addition to tissues, some are used to cut samples and objects. This product is for single use.
Single-use scalpel blade	A component of a surgical instrument (scalpel) that is attached to the handle of a scalpel. You can cut through cells by moving it downward. This product is for single use.
Single-use adenotome blade	A blade for a surgical instrument designed to be attached to the guillotine of an adenotome for the purpose of cutting and resecting adenoid tissue. This product is for single use.
single use forceps	Surgical instruments used to atraumatically grasp, connect, compress, or support organs, tissues, or blood vessels. This product is for single use.
Single-use intraocular lens inserter	An instrument inserted into the eye to guide the insertion and placement of an intraocular lens during surgery. Remove the intraocular lens after insertion. This product is for single use.
Single-use electric peeler	An electrically powered instrument used to remove tissue in general surgery. This product is for single use.
Single-use organ fixation indenter	An instrument used to fix or maintain an organ in its original position during treatment or examination. This product is for single use.
Single-use ophthalmic surgery spatula	A surgical instrument, usually made of stainless steel or the like, shaped like a spatula and used for applying substances to the ocular surface, treating ocular tissue, or removing substances from the ocular surface or surrounding structures. For example, some have a proximal handle and a flat blade with no sharp edges at the distal end. The shaft or blade may be straight from the handle to the distal end, curved, bent at various angles, or roller-shaped. . This product is for single use.
Storage tank type electrolyzed water generator	A device that stores potable water containing calcium ions for a certain period of time and electrolyzes it to produce potable alkaline electrolyzed water and non-potable acidic electrolyzed water.
Continuous electrolyzed water generator	A device that is directly connected to a water supply and electrolyzes potable water containing calcium ions during the water flow process to produce potable alkaline electrolyzed water and non-potable acidic electrolyzed water.
automatic electronic blood pressure monitor	An electronic device used for indirect (non-invasive) measurement of blood pressure. It is used for self-measurement of blood pressure at home under the guidance of a doctor, and is intended for the user's self-blood pressure management. The maximum lifespan is 30,000 times, and this must be communicated to the user. The cuff is automatically pressurized. It typically displays heart rate in addition to systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
medical electronic blood pressure monitor	An electronic device used for indirect (non-invasive) measurement of blood pressure. Proper functions, automatic or manual inflation of the cuff, etc. are performed using built-in programs. In addition to systolic and diastolic blood pressure, it typically displays heart rate and mean arterial pressure. This product does not include an automatic electronic blood pressure monitor.
Manual electronic blood pressure monitor	A device used for indirect (non-invasive) measurement of arterial blood pressure. The cuff is manually pressurized. Measured values are typically displayed on an electronic display.
Volume compensation blood pressure monitor	An automatic electronic blood pressure monitor that measures changes in blood volume that occur with a single finger. Pulse waves are detected by applying a counterpressure equal to arterial blood pressure with a cuff placed around the finger (so that arterial volume change is zero) or by illuminating visible light with a sensor placed on the tip of the finger. detect subtle changes in arterial volume.
Central and peripheral venous blood pressure monitor	A device that uses an indwelling catheter and a pressure gauge to measure and record patient-related invasive blood pressure measurements of central or peripheral venous pressure or the difference between central and peripheral venous pressure.
Data recorder for long-term blood pressure recording	A device carried by a patient to record blood pressure over a long period of time (24 hours). The recorded data is downloaded to an analysis device at the hospital for analysis.
fundus sphygmomanometer	A device used to evaluate changes in intraocular blood flow. For example, the obtained data can be used to calculate fundus blood pressure. Some include eyecups filled with vacuum or air, and test contact lenses with pulse or pressure sensors such as transducers. In addition to being used in stroke prevention programs to detect and evaluate carotid artery stenosis and occlusion, it is also used to evaluate other diseases that are correlated with blood flow conditions within the internal carotid artery.
Blood pressure pulse wave testing device	By measuring non-invasive blood pressure in the extremities and simultaneously measuring the electrocardiogram, phonocardiogram, carotid artery plethysmogram, femoral artery plethysmogram, and extremity plethysmogram, the distensibility of the patient's arteries and the blood in the lower extremity vessels can be determined. A device that can test the degree of flow obstruction.
Single-use intravenous line manometer set	A device for measuring central venous pressure using the water manometer method, which is a set that includes a manometer, a three-way stopcock, and an extension tube. Connect one end to a central venous catheter and the other end to an infusion set.
oxyhemoglobin analyzer	An automatic or semi-automatic device that measures the concentration of hemoglobin bound to oxygen in the blood.
Functional test oximeter	A device that detects near-infrared light irradiated onto a living body and measures changes in hemoglobin concentration in blood.
Automatic viewing/eye imaging device	A complex device that combines the functions of an eye imaging device and an automatic perimeter.
Refract keratotonometer	A complex device that combines the functions of a tonometer and a refract keratometer.
Ophthalmological interference fringe visual acuity measurement device	A device that uses interference fringes to measure retinal vision. For example, it may be used to measure light wavelengths during eye surgery. Often used in cataract surgery.
Aqueous humor/flare cell analyzer	A device that measures anterior chamber flare (protein concentration) and cell number in the aqueous humor.
Eye movement testing device	A device that measures eye movement by processing images of the eyeballs captured by a camera. Some devices have a built-in angular velocity sensor and can also analyze that information.
Optical intraocular dimension measuring device	A device that optically measures the dimensions of various eyeball components, such as corneal radius of curvature, corneal thickness, anterior chamber depth, and axial length.
Fundus camera	A device that photographs the fundus (inside the eyeball or posterior pole) through the pupil.
eye imaging device	A dedicated camera used to record photographic images of the eyeball and fundus (or blood vessel images when fluorescent angiography is performed). For example, there are devices that shine light through an objective lens, match the position of the eye, and take pictures of the retina (at 1-second intervals), record the pathology of the fundus, and provide diagnostic data.
pelvic examination kit	A prepackaged tray, kit, or set containing all of the various instruments, specimen collection materials, and medications necessary to perform a pelvic exam.
Single use blood collection needle	A single-use needle used as part of a blood collection set to collect blood. These needles include those that are attached to a holder and are used to directly puncture the human body to collect blood, and those that are connected to a winged needle without having a needle portion on the human body side.
Syringe for blood gas sample collection	A device consisting of a barrel and a plunger that is used with a needle to collect arterial blood samples. Usually made of plastic or glass, it allows blood to be collected without exposure to air.
Blood component separation bag	A plastic bag used for collecting, separating, storing, processing, transporting, and administering blood and blood components. Contains no blood preservation fluid.
frozen bag	Plastic bags used for collecting, separating, storing, processing, transporting or administering blood and blood components, including freezeable bags. Contains no blood preservation solution.
blood collection set	A set consisting of a flexible plastic bag (one or more flexible bags), a tube, and an attached hollow needle (inserted into a vein to collect blood from a donor). After blood collection, blood or blood components (erythrocytes, plasma, etc.) are separated and stored in single or multiple (separate) bags. Blood and blood components are typically tested, stored, and used as needed. This product is for single use.
Blood transfusion set for exchange transfusion	An intravascular infusion set used to draw blood from a sick infant and replace it with donor blood or plasma. The set usually includes a needle or catheter, tubing, a flow regulator, an IV tube, an infusion line filter, an IV set stopcock, fluid infusion tubing, a connector between set parts, and a side cap with a cap that functions as a mixed inlet. It includes a tube and a vial needle for penetrating and connecting the tube to an IV bag or other infusion container.
blood transfusion set	An intravascular infusion set used to inject blood from a container into a patient's vascular system via a needle or catheter inserted into a vein. The set includes a needle or catheter, tubing, flow rate regulator, drip tube, infusion line filter, stopcock of the intravenous infusion set, liquid transfer tube, connector between set parts, side tube with a cap that functions as a mixed injection port, and a bottle needle for penetrating and connecting the tubing to an IV bag or other infusion container.
arterial blood collection kit	A kit containing a syringe, needle, stopper, etc. for the purpose of collecting arterial blood samples. Usually used for evaluating blood gas concentrations, etc.
Blood collection kit with blood collection port	A tube with a reservoir and blood collection port used to collect blood in a closed circuit. It is connected to a catheter etc. via a connector, and blood is aspirated to the blood collection port by operating the reservoir. Connect an instrument such as a syringe, needle or cannula to the blood collection port.
Fetal scalp blood collection kit	A kit containing items for vaginally collecting blood from the fetal scalp during delivery. Typically, this includes instruments for puncturing the scalp to collect blood, such as syringes, needles, plastic cones, and thin blood collection tubes, as well as supplies such as cotton swabs and disinfectant solutions. Refers to items that are used once and then thrown away.
Single pack blood collection set	A set consisting of a flexible plastic bag (one flexible bag), a tube and a hollow needle attached to it (inserted into a vein to collect blood from a donor). The collected blood is tested, stored and used as necessary. This product is for single use.
Double pack blood collection set	A set consisting of flexible plastic bags (2 flexible bags), a tube and a hollow needle attached to it (inserted into a vein to collect blood from a donor). After blood collection, blood components (red blood cells, plasma, etc.) are separated and stored in separate bags. Blood and blood components are typically tested, stored, and used as needed. This product is for single use.
Triple pack blood collection set	A set consisting of flexible plastic bags (3 flexible bags), a tube and a hollow needle attached to it (inserted into a vein to collect blood from a donor). After blood collection, blood components (red blood cells, plasma, etc.) are separated and stored in separate bags. Blood and blood components are typically tested, stored, and used as needed. This product is for single use.
Negative pressure blood collection device for blood bags	This is a device that assists blood collection using a negative pressure method when blood is collected using a blood bag.
blood specific gravity test kit	A set of sterile equipment consisting of a tube and an attached hollow needle that is inserted into a vein to collect blood from a donor. Some are a combination of these. Usually, blood collected in a tube is used to test blood specific gravity, blood type, or blood cell index before blood donation.
Open blood collection tube	A tube used during blood collection. The tip is open and can be filled with blood from an inserted tube, etc. Some can be sealed with a lid or stopper. This product is for single use.
Vacuum sealed blood collection tube for testing	This device is used in a laboratory and refers to a tube used with a blood sampling tube adapter and blood sampling needle. It is a partially evacuated and presealed tube. The vacuum causes blood to fill the tube. It is possible to pre-treat the tubes with various drugs depending on the intended treatment without transferring the blood to other tubes.
Vacuum sealed blood collection tube	This device refers to a tube used for blood collection, together with a blood collection tube adapter and a blood collection needle. It is a partially evacuated, presealed tube. The vacuum causes blood to fill the tube. It is possible to pre-treat the tubes with various drugs depending on the intended treatment without transferring the blood to other tubes.
blood filter	A filter inserted into a blood transfusion line, etc. to remove impurities from blood injected into a patient. When used in arterial blood, it may also be used to trap air bubbles.
Warmer for blood/medicine	A device that warms stored blood, blood products, or medicines before injecting them. Usually, the bag is heated directly or via a special set or plastic tube (such as a heating coil for blood or drug solutions). Single-use tubes, etc. are not included in this product.
High flow warmer for blood and drug solutions	A device used to warm and rapidly infuse blood and other fluids during surgical procedures involving heavy bleeding, or during burns and trauma. Some have a maximum flow rate of over 1 liter/min. The heat transfer medium may be water or a heat transfer surface (which transfers heat to a single-use set used in a particular warmer). This product does not have injection function.
arteriotomy kit	A collection of blood sampling equipment including test tubes, racks, needles, bandages, gauze batts, and needle containers.
portable blood collection pump	A device used to perform continuous, controlled blood sampling over a predetermined period of time (usually up to 24 hours). The device must be connected to the patient and carried by the patient for a specified period of time. The samples will be returned to the hospital and sent for individual analysis.
Heating coil for blood and drug solutions	A plastic tube used in a device that warms stored blood, blood products, or medicines before injection (blood/drug warmers, heated high-flow infusion pumps, or high-flow blood/drug warmers). Some are coiled.
Connecting tube for blood transfusion	A connecting tube with connections to blood bags or other equipment at both ends. Used to transfer blood in blood bags during blood transfusions.
Single-use hemostatic clip applier	A surgical device designed for the application of hemostatic clips to ligate blood vessels. This product is for single use. There are also ones for endoscopes.
umbilical cord tape	A thin, flat strip of synthetic material used to tie or suture around the umbilical cord after childbirth.
single use suture needle	A needle used to insert or withdraw sutures from tissue. Some are dedicated to special functions, while others are general purpose. This product is for single use.
Single-use automatic suturing device	An instrument used to repair injured areas or muscle tears by automatically suturing with sterile thread. This product is for single use.
Single-use arthroscopic suturing device	An instrument used to repair an injured area or muscle tear. Under controlled arthroscopy, the suture punch system places as many sutures as the surgeon desires at the injury or laceration site. This product is for single use.
Non-absorbable gastrointestinal anastomotic coupler	An instrument used to connect and traverse excess digestive tissue by inserting two ring-shaped components into each end of the joint. This product is made of non-absorbent material. Also used for endoscopes.
Vascular anastomotic coupler	An instrument used to connect vascular tissue by inserting a component into the end of the part to be connected and using this joint. This product is made of non-absorbent material. However, this excludes those that fall under "non-absorbable vascular anastomotic connectors" and "absorbable vascular anastomotic connectors."
surgical stapler	Surgical instruments (including those with a cutting function) used to drive surgical staples. There is also one with a pistol-like design. Some of these products are reusable. However, this excludes items that fall under "reusable surgical staplers" and "single-use surgical staplers."
single use surgical stapler	Surgical instruments (including those with a cutting function) used to drive surgical staples. There is also one with a pistol-like design. This product is for single use. There are also ones for endoscopes.
Single-use wire/ligature passer	A surgical instrument used to pass a wire or ligature through tissue. It is usually a flexible or rigid rod with a handle that has a hook, catch, or clasp to hold the material to be penetrated into tissue. Some have ring-shaped handles with long straight or slightly curved blades. This product is for single use.
Internal hemostatic clip	A device used to stop blood flow through tissues such as blood vessels. Excludes reuse. Excludes those that are implanted in the body.
surgical vascular clamp	A surgical instrument intended for temporary hemostasis at blood vessel anastomoses. Vascular clamps typically include peripheral vascular clamps, iliac clamps, and the like. Excludes reuse.
removable skin staples	An instrument made of metal such as stainless steel or titanium that is applied with a pistol-like mechanism to close or approximate the edges of a wound or incision. The staples are applied with a pistol-like applier so that the two edges of the wound or incision are pulled together and held together. Once the healing process has passed, this staple can be removed. Excludes reusable and absorbable items.
Single use suture passer	A surgical instrument used to penetrate suture threads and suture needles into tissue. It is usually a flexible or rigid rod with a handle that has a hook, catch, or clasp to hold the substance to be penetrated into tissue. Some have ring-shaped handles with straight or slightly curved blades. This product is for single use.
single use staple remover	A metal or plastic surgical instrument used to remove various staples after the healing process has progressed and the edges of a surgical wound or incision have been brought together without assistance. This product is for single use.
Umbilical cord closure clip	An instrument used to ligate and close the umbilical cord blood vessels of newborns. It is for single use and discarded once the healing process is complete.
Single use surgical umbilical cord clamp	A surgical instrument used to compress (tighten) the umbilical cord after childbirth. It is used before cutting or ligating the umbilical cord to properly stop bleeding under sterile conditions and achieve wound healing. Some have serrated contact surfaces and safety locks, while others have one or two clamping mechanisms with cutting wheels. This product is for single use.
surgical aortic clamp	A surgical instrument used to temporarily compress the aorta in an atraumatic manner. Some utilize inserters of various materials. Also included are aortic anastomosis clamps and aortic aneurysm clamps. Excludes reuse.
General purpose surgical arterial clamp	A surgical instrument used to temporarily compress an artery in an atraumatic manner. Excludes reuse.
surgical intestinal clamp	Surgical instruments used to atraumatically grasp, connect, compress, or support the intestinal tract during gastrointestinal surgery. Excludes reuse.
surgical rectal clamp	A surgical instrument used to atraumatically grasp, connect, compress, or support the rectum, rectal valve, or anal canal. This product is for single use.
surgical carotid artery clamp	A surgical instrument used to compress the carotid artery. This product is for single use.
Endoscopic esophageal varices ligation set	A set used in conjunction with an endoscope to ligate esophageal varices using endoscopic esophageal varices ligation. It consists of a transparent hood that connects to the end of the endoscope and an O-ring-like band made of rubber or elastomer that ligates the varicose veins.
ligation tape	A band-like or tubular thread or string used to temporarily ligate blood vessels and tissues. Including needles.
reusable scalp clip	A surgical instrument consisting of two blades joined at the midpoint, or a single "alpha"-shaped part, used to stop bleeding during scalp surgery. (Excluding non-sterile items.)
single use skin clip	A surgical instrument consisting of two blades joined at a central point, or a single part of the "alpha" type. It is used to approximate the cut end of the skin during a procedure or to fix an object such as an electrode to the skin. This product is for single use.
Endoscope loop ligator	A device used in conjunction with a special endoscope during endoscopic therapy to ligate polyps using a loop wire to stop bleeding or remove necrosis. It consists of an insertion sheath, a loop wire attached to the tip of the sheath, a control handle, and an operation wire connected to both the loop wire and the control handle.
surgical clip	A surgical instrument that has two blades joined at a midpoint or consists of one "alpha"-shaped part. Intended for temporarily attaching or fixing other instruments, objects, or tissue.
single use scalp clip	A surgical instrument consisting of two blades joined at a central point or a single part of the "alpha" type. Used to stop bleeding during surgery on the scalp. This product is for single use.
single use surgical punch	A surgical instrument used to create holes for suturing or anastomosis in tissues, blood vessels, etc. This product is for single use.
aortic surgical punch	A surgical instrument used to excise tissue from the aorta and create a hole for anastomosis during vascular surgery. This product is for single use.
Single use urinary incontinence elevation needle	A device that lifts the neck of a woman's bladder with a thread to treat urinary incontinence. This product is for single use.
Urinary incontinence prevention equipment	A device used to elevate the bladder neck to prevent urinary incontinence.
abdominal decompression chamber	A hood-shaped device used to reduce abdominal pressure in pregnant women for the purpose of alleviating abdominal pain during pregnancy or childbirth.
obstetric vacuum pump	A special pump used with a hood-like device to adjust and relieve pressure on a pregnant woman in order to relieve abdominal pain or labor pains during pregnancy.
Laparoscopic gas pneumoperitoneum device	A specialized device used to expand the abdominal cavity by injecting pressure-controlled gas into the abdominal cavity. Support expansion of testing or surgical areas. Some maintain gas pressure at equilibrium by compensating for gas leaks.
First aid kit for anaphylaxis	A special kit containing emergency supplies (medications, tracheal tube, etc.) when a patient goes into anaphylactic shock. Anaphylactic shock usually involves an allergic reaction (shortness of breath, rash, wheezing, low blood pressure). After replenishing, cleaning, or replacing some of the supplies in the kit and checking the contents of the kit, it can be reused.
First aid kit for cardiopulmonary emergency resuscitation	A kit containing all the equipment necessary to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Includes first aid medication, endotracheal tube, face mask, and manual resuscitation bag. This product is for single use.
General-purpose emergency resuscitation kit	A kit packed in a portable case containing first aid supplies (medications, endotracheal tubes, face masks, artificial resuscitators, etc.) and stored for immediate use in an emergency. This product will be strategically placed within the hospital. They may also be placed in vehicles belonging to the emergency department.
Breathing circuit sterilization filter	A sieve installed in a gas supply line. Bacterial pathogens are captured by the pore size and electrical charge of the membrane. Typically used on breathing systems and gas sampling lines to prevent infection of these systems and cross-infection to other patients.
gas line filter	A membrane installed in a gas line that has pores large enough (less than 100 μm) to trap particulates carried with the gas. Used to remove particulates to minimize transmission to patients and deterioration of equipment performance, and to prevent the accumulation of particulates that can cause fires.
Sterilization filter for suction devices	A sieve installed or connected to a suction device. The membrane's pore size is large enough to retain bacterial pathogens, preventing infection of the environment and reducing the risk of cross-infection to other patients.
heating humidifier	A device that heats and humidifies gas in a patient circuit sent from a ventilator, etc.
Intermittent forced ventilation assisted ventilator breathing circuit	A device consisting of a tube and one-way valve designed to provide forced ventilation to a patient undergoing artificial ventilation to compensate for the rate of spontaneous breathing. Some are used as accessories for older ventilators that do not have intermittent forced ventilation (IMV) capabilities.
Reusable intermittent forced ventilation auxiliary ventilator breathing circuit	A device designed to provide forced ventilation to patients undergoing artificial ventilation to compensate for their spontaneous breathing rate. Made of durable material, usually consisting of tubing and a one-way valve. This product can be reused after the recommended cleaning and sterilization procedures.
Single-use breathing circuit connector	A single-use device used to connect a breathing circuit to an endotracheal tube, face mask, or other breathing circuit component. The external and internal dimensions are standardized by ISO to 22 mm and 15 mm, so some are used to adapt pediatric to adult breathing tubes. Made of plastic or metal. Some designs allow partial rotation at the connection point. This product is for single use.
Reusable breathing circuit connector	A device used to connect a breathing circuit to an endotracheal tube, face mask, or other breathing circuit component. The external and internal dimensions are standardized by ISO to 22 mm and 15 mm, so some are used to adapt pediatric to adult breathing tubes. Made of plastic or metal. Some designs allow partial rotation at the connection point. This product is reusable.
endotracheal tube adapter	A connecting device, usually a small part, used to connect an endotracheal tube and a breathing circuit or manual resuscitator, making them compatible and interconnecting them.
reusable ventilator breathing circuit	A reusable device used to deliver air or oxygen-enriched gas from a ventilator to a patient. Some can be connected to devices that humidify, administer medications, and monitor gas concentrations or pressures in the breathing circuit.
single use ventilator breathing circuit	A single-use device used to deliver air or oxygen-enriched gas from a ventilator to a patient. Some can be connected to devices that humidify, administer medications, and monitor gas concentrations or pressures in the breathing circuit.
breathing circuit set	A set of equipment used in a ventilator circuit, including a ventilator circuit, water trap, nebulizer, filter, mask, pressure adjustment valve, connector, breathing sac, etc. However, this excludes the main body of the heating humidifier.
anesthesia circuit set	A set of equipment used in an anesthesia machine circuit, including an artificial respiration circuit, water trap, nebulizer, filter, mask, pressure adjustment valve, connector, anesthesia bag, etc. However, this excludes the main body of the heating humidifier.
Non-anesthesia breathing circuit bag	A bag that stores breathing gas for the breathing circuit.
Gas supply tube for breathing circuit	A tube used to supply gas for the breathing circuit. Use by connecting to a mask etc.
Aerosol non-rebreathing mask	A flexible cone-shaped device placed in the nose and mouth to supply air, oxygen, or a mixture of air and oxygen containing aerosol particles to a patient's respiratory tract. It is equipped with two one-way valves (one that closes during inspiration to prevent indoor air from mixing with the oxygen in the reservoir bag, and one that closes during exhalation to prevent exhaled gas from flowing into the reservoir bag). This product is for single use.
Air/oxygen non-rebreathing mask	A flexible cone-shaped device placed in the nose and mouth to supply high-concentration oxygen mixed with air to a patient's airways. This product is for single use. It is equipped with two one-way valves (one that closes during inspiration to prevent indoor air from mixing with the oxygen in the reservoir bag, and one that closes during exhalation to prevent exhaled gas from flowing into the reservoir bag).
partial rebreathing mask	A device used to supply a mixture of air and oxygen to a patient's airways. A reservoir bag is provided for inhaling a mixture of exhaled gas and fresh gas. Usually connected to an oxygen source using tubing. Equipped with a head strap for fixation. It is made of plastic.
venturi mask	A flexible cone-shaped device placed in the nose and mouth to deliver a nearly precise mixture of air and oxygen to a patient's airways. It usually includes various exchangeable inserts (Venturi) that can mix controlled amounts of air to achieve the desired oxygen concentration. Connect to the oxygen source using tubing. Equipped with a head strap for fixation. It usually includes an adapter for connection to a humidifier.
emergency resuscitation mask	A flexible cone-shaped device placed in the nose and mouth to administer oxygen to a patient during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). It is intended to be an alternative to mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, thereby preventing cross-infection. It is also used as a human body model during CPR training. Some include airways, one-way valves or other components.
heated humidifier	A device placed in the inhalation line (usually introduced through the outlet of a ventilator for critically ill patients) that increases the humidity and temperature of gases entering the lungs by supplying heated water vapor into the line. Used when the physician bypasses the natural humidification process during intubation.
Single-use heat/moisture exchange humidifier	A passive canister-type device that, when connected in-line to a patient's artificial airway, captures heat and moisture from the patient's exhaled air and uses these to warm and humidify the inhaled gas. Also called an artificial nose.
artificial nose	A passive canister-type device (artificial nose) that captures heat and moisture from the patient's exhaled air and uses these to warm and humidify the inhaled gas when connected along the patient's artificial airway. , which has ports on both the patient side and the machine side, and is for connecting to a ventilator/anesthesia machine.
Artificial nose for tracheostomy patients	A passive canister-type device (artificial nose) that captures heat and moisture from the patient's exhaled air and uses these to warm and humidify the inhaled gas when connected along the patient's artificial airway. , which does not have a mechanical port and is connected to a tracheotomy patient who is breathing spontaneously.
Single use artificial nose filter	A passive, canister-style, single-use device that connects in-line to the patient's artificial airway to remove foreign objects and capture heat and moisture from the patient's exhaled air, which are used to warm and humidify inspired gases. refers to something that is done. Also called an artificial nasal filter.
Reusable heat/moisture exchange humidifier	A passive canister-type device that captures heat and moisture from a patient's exhaled air and uses them to warm and humidify the inspired gas when used with a specialized filter and connected in-line to the patient's artificial airway. Refers to equipment. Also called an artificial nose. This product can be reused after being disinfected and a new filter inserted.
Nasal cannula for oxygen supply	A semi-rigid tube and prong used to supply oxygen to a patient through both nostrils. Single use.
Nasal cannula for continuous positive airway pressure oxygen supply	A semi-rigid tube and prongs used to deliver oxygen and perform continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP).
Nasal oxygen supply cannula	A flexible tube inserted into the nostril to supply oxygen to the nasopharynx.
air/oxygen mask	"A flexible cone-shaped device placed in the nose or mouth for the purpose of supplying air or oxygen gas to a patient's airways. Usually non-conductive. May include straps, connectors, valves, etc. be.
Air/Oxygen Tracheostomy Mask	A device used to supply oxygen or a mixture of oxygen and air to a patient who has a tracheostomy tube installed. It is usually connected to an oxygen source using a tube, breathing tube, etc.
aerosol tracheostomy mask	A device used to deliver air, oxygen, or a mixture of air and oxygen containing aerosolized water particles to a patient with a tracheostomy tube in place. It is usually connected to an oxygen source and a nebulizer using a breathing tube or the like.
oxygen administration kit	A kit containing a set of equipment used for oxygen supply. Includes mask, nasal prongs, oxygen tube, and connector.
oxygen therapy flow meter	Pure oxygen (O
Breathing synchronized regulator	A device that uses a nasal cannula to adjust the flow rate of oxygen supplied from medical oxygen cylinders, oxygen supply devices, etc.
oxygen controller	A device used to measure and control oxygen concentration in oxygen therapy.
CPAP kit	A kit containing a set of equipment used to perform CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure), which supplies a fixed amount of oxygen and air to a patient. Includes mask, nasal prongs, breathing circuit, and connectors.
Breathing synchronized regulator set	A device that uses a nasal cannula to adjust the flow rate of oxygen supplied from medical oxygen cylinders, oxygen supply devices, etc. This item may include regulators, oxygen delivery tubes, nasal cannulas, etc.
Single-use oxygen generator	A device used for emergency purposes that supplies a fixed amount of oxygen for a short period of time (more than 10 minutes) by chemically generating oxygen. This product consists of a mask, a tube, and an oxygen generator, and some are equipped with an oxygen generation indicator. This product is for single use.
oxygen concentrator	A device that separates nitrogen from indoor air using an adsorption cylinder or a membrane with a large surface area. Excludes those for medical gas piping equipment (JIST7101). Components of the device include a compressor, filter, and reservoir. Oxygen concentration is adjusted depending on the flow rate used. Excludes connections to artificial respirators, etc.
Liquid oxygen vaporization type supply device set	A device that vaporizes and decompresses liquid oxygen to supply oxygen to patients. The equipment includes a liquid oxygen container, heating coil, relief economizer valve, pressure regulator, etc. as components. Oxygen concentration varies depending on the flow rate used. The device may include an oxygen supply tube, nasal cannula, etc. for supplying oxygen.
Liquid oxygen vaporization type supply device	A device that vaporizes and decompresses liquid oxygen to supply oxygen to patients. Excludes those for medical gas piping equipment (JIST7101). The equipment includes a liquid oxygen container, heating coil, relief economizer valve, pressure regulator, etc. as components.
breathing circuit gas sensor	A device that detects gas in the breathing circuit. It is usually included in anesthesia systems such as ventilators. It is designed to monitor gas inflow, outflow, etc. to the patient. The master unit displays the signals supplied and makes necessary adjustments to the monitored parameters in response to the signals.
Acrylic resin for denture base	A material whose main components are methacrylic acid ester monomers and polymers, etc., and which is used to produce denture bases by various polymerization methods.
Thermoplastic resin for denture bases	A thermoplastic material used to make denture bases, temporary bases, bite plates, personal trays, night guards, splints, etc. by injection, compression, air pressure, suction molding, etc.
Short-term elastic lining material for denture bases	An elastic lining material for denture bases that is used for a short period of time.
Long-term elastic lining material for denture bases	An elastic lining material for denture bases that is used for a long period of time.
Dental resin prosthesis surface smooth hardening material	A material used to coat and harden the surface of a dental resin prosthesis to improve its smoothness and abrasion resistance.
Soft lining material for denture bases	A lining material for denture bases that is soft after hardening.
Resin-related materials for denture bases	A material used in conjunction with a resin material for denture bases to create dental materials.
Temporary denture base resin	Refers to resin used to make therapeutic replica dentures, temporary dentures, etc.
Denture backing material kit	A material kit used for lining, relining, or repairing broken denture bases using various polymerization methods.
Soft resin for denture base	A soft resin material used as part of a denture base for patients with cleft palate.
denture repair kit	A kit containing the materials necessary for repairing cracked or damaged dentures. Usually includes resin/adhesive, mixer and applicator.
Hard lining material for denture bases	A lining material for denture bases that is hard after curing.
Denture base repair resin	Refers to resins used for lining, relining, or repairing broken denture bases using various polymerization methods.
Adhesive material for denture base	Adhesive material used for making and repairing denture bases. They are called resin primers, denture primers, etc.
Dental general-purpose acrylic resin	Acrylic resin used for multiple purposes, such as making temporary inlays, crowns, bridges, etc., and repairing denture bases. Contains materials for adjusting curing time, etc.
Dental general-purpose acrylic resin kit	A kit containing general-purpose dental acrylic resin and related equipment.
Single-use eyelid opener	A device that keeps the eyelids open during eye surgery or examinations. For example, a surgical instrument consisting of two arms connected at a pivot point and available in a variety of sizes, shapes and contours. Some have rounded distal ends and are used to dilate or stretch tissues around the eye cavity when inserted and the eyelids are opened. Used during examinations or eye surgery. Usually made of stainless steel and equipped with an automatic eyelid opening or adjustment mechanism. This product is for single use.
single use retractor	A surgical instrument used to separate tissue or other anatomical parts. Exposure or access of organs or tissues to enable examination or treatment. This product is for single use. There is a spatula-shaped one that connects to the tip of the metal arm, and a cylindrical one that itself has a wound opening function. There are cylindrical ones with valves and lids.
contact lenses for testing	A contact lens worn on the front of the eye that is used to aid in the diagnosis of certain ophthalmic diseases or conditions. This product is reusable.
gonior mirror	An instrument used to examine the anterior chamber angle of the eye.
Home low frequency therapy device	A home-use device that treats the affected area by sending a low-frequency current weaker than the surface of the skin.
Home electric potential treatment device	A household device that applies electric potential to the human body to treat it by placing it in an alternating current or direct current electric field, or by placing it in an insulated state.
Home shortwave diathermy device	A home-use treatment device that applies electromagnetic energy in the high-frequency band from 13 MHz to 27.12 MHz to specific areas of the body. The purpose is to deliver deep heating within body tissues to treat selected conditions such as alleviating pain, muscle spasms, and joint contractures. Does not include treatment of malignant tumors. Warm tissue without causing damage, such as in surgical diathermy.
Home ultrashort wave treatment device	A home-use device that irradiates electromagnetic energy in the high-frequency band from 13MHz to 2,450MHz to specific parts of the body, applying deep heating to body tissues for treatment.
Home high frequency treatment device	A home-use device that irradiates electromagnetic energy in a high-frequency band around 9MHz to specific parts of the body to provide treatment by dilating blood vessels and promoting blood circulation in body tissues.
Combination home electric therapy device	This refers to a combination treatment device such as a home-use low frequency treatment device and an electric potential treatment device, or a massage device and an electric potential treatment device.
Potential/heat/electric massage combination home medical device	A medical device that is a combination of an electric potential therapy device, a heat therapy device, and an electric massage device for home use.
Home medical equipment combining low frequency, electric potential, and ultra-high frequency waves	A medical device that is a combination of a home-use low-frequency therapy device, an electric potential therapy device, and an ultrashort wave therapy device.
Home medical equipment that combines low frequency, electric potential, and heat	A medical device that is a combination of a home-use low-frequency therapy device, an electric potential therapy device, and a heat therapy device.
Home medical device that combines low frequency, heat, and electric massage	A medical device that combines a low-frequency therapy device, a heat therapy device, and an electric massager for home use.
Low frequency/potential combination home medical equipment	A medical device that combines a low-frequency therapy device and an electric potential therapy device for home use.
Low frequency/ultra short wave combination home medical equipment	A medical device that is a combination of a low-frequency treatment device and an ultrashort wave treatment device for home use.
Low frequency/electric massage combination home medical device	A medical device that combines a low-frequency therapy device and an electric massager for home use.
Low frequency/thermal combination home medical equipment	A medical device that combines a low-frequency treatment device and a heat treatment device for home use.
Home medical device combining low frequency and warm moxibustion	A medical device that combines a low-frequency treatment device and a moxibustion device for home use.
Potential/ultra short wave combination home medical equipment	A medical device that is a combination of an electric potential therapy device and an ultrashort wave therapy device for home use.
Potential/thermal combination household medical equipment	A medical device that is a combination of an electric potential therapy device and a heat therapy device for home use.
Potential/warm moxibustion combination home medical device	A medical device that combines a home electric potential therapy device and a moxibustion device.
Potential/electric massage combination home medical device	A medical device that is a combination of a home electric potential treatment device and an electric massage device.
Electrical potential/air massage combination home medical device	A medical device that combines a home electric potential treatment device and an air massager.
Heat/moxibustion combination home medical device	A medical device that combines a home-use heat treatment device and a moxibustion device.
Heat/electric massage combination home medical device	A medical device that combines a home-use heat treatment device and an electric massager.
Home medical device combining moxibustion and electric massage	A medical device that combines a moxibustion device and an electric massager for home use.
electric sleep inducer	A device that induces sleep by sending a patterned weak pulse of sympathoinhibition to the head.
household electronic needle	A household device that generates voltage using a piezoelectric element and applies voltage stimulation to a local area.
Home infrared therapy device	A home treatment device that uses infrared light to treat affected areas.
Home UV treatment device	A home-use treatment device that uses ultraviolet light to treat affected areas.
Household carbon arc light treatment device	A home-use phototherapy device that uses a carbon rod as an electrode to discharge an arc, and uses the generated carbon arc light to treat the affected area.
Home heat treatment device	Refers to household equipment (excluding heat treatment devices) that uses electric heat to apply thermal stimulation to treat affected areas.
dental power drill system	A dental drilling system consisting of a dental power drill handpiece and a complete set of various attachments. Powered by electricity, gas pressure or remote drive. This product can be configured to suit the purpose, so it can be used for a variety of dental treatments.
electric dental spiral remover	An electric endodontic instrument whose working part is a spiral or conical coil spring used to remove fillings in root canals.
Dental pneumatic rotary drive device	A device that uses air pressure to drive equipment that cuts and polishes teeth, dentures, crowns, etc. However, this excludes dental gas pressure handpieces.
Dental electric rotary drive	A device that electrically drives equipment that cuts and polishes teeth, dentures, crowns, etc. However, this excludes dental electric handpieces. It may include instruments used for peeling and removing intraoral prostheses and foreign bodies.
dental jet cutter	A device that grinds teeth by spraying powder. It is also used for cleaning and polishing teeth. This equipment comes with grinding powder.
Dental gas handpiece	A dental instrument consisting of one handpiece equipped with a chuck for connecting rotary instruments such as dental burs and reamers used in dentistry. They typically include a small turbine driven by compressed air and a water injection system to cool the rotary grinding tool. Including those for connecting vibrating equipment.
dental electric handpiece	An electrically driven device consisting of a handpiece equipped with a chuck for connecting instruments that perform rotation, vibration, repeated rotation, vertical movement, and complex movements such as dental burs and reamers. It has a built-in motor.
Straight geared angle handpiece	A device driven by a dental pneumatic rotation drive device, a dental electric rotation drive device, etc., which rotates, vibrates, repeats rotation, moves up and down, and combines these movements of dental burs, reamers, etc. There are straight types and types with a certain angle.
Dental air-powered handpiece	An air-driven device consisting of a handpiece equipped with a chuck for connecting instruments such as dental burs and reamers that perform rotation, vibration, repeated rotation, vertical movement, and complex movements thereof. Built-in air motor.
Electric engines and engine equipment for dental practice	Refers to dental electric engines, engine stands, engine belts, engine bracket arms, K4 pulleys, etc. used in dental treatment. However, pneumatic rotation drive devices and electric rotation drive devices are excluded.
Electric dental endodontic paste carrier	A powered endodontic instrument whose working part has a spiral or conical coil-like spring shape. Used to deliver fillings or drugs to root canals.
Dental multipurpose treatment motor	A dental electric handpiece with a root canal length measurement function. Some are battery operated.
Rotary periodontal scaler	A powered instrument used to remove deposits such as tartar from the surface of teeth during dental cleaning and periodontal treatment. Including vibrating type.
Ultrasonic periodontal scaler	A powered instrument that uses a vibrating ultrasonic tip used to remove deposits such as tartar from the tooth surface during dental cleaning and periodontal treatment.
dental air scaler	Air drive using mechanical vibration used for removing deposits such as tartar from tooth surfaces, enlarging tooth root canals, cutting teeth, cleaning periodontal tissue, etc. during dental cleaning and periodontal treatment. Refers to ceremony equipment.
Electric tooth surface cleaning device	A device that operates using external energy and whose purpose is to clean and polish tooth surfaces by spraying powder with a stream of water or air.
Active equipment connection tooth surface cleaning instrument	A device that cleans and polishes tooth surfaces by spraying powder with a stream of water or air, and is connected to active medical equipment.
Dental tooth surface cleaning aid	A cleaning aid for colored tooth surfaces used after mechanical tooth surface cleaning. Excludes items containing pharmaceutical ingredients.
Dental root canal material electric heating injector	A device that heats and softens gutta-percha etc. in a heating chamber attached to a handpiece and injects it into the root canal. Including battery-powered ones.
Electrically heated root canal plugger	A dental instrument that has a cylindrical or tapered working part and that generates heat at the tip of the working part, which melts and fills the filling material with the heat. The filling is mainly pressed in the tooth axis direction within the root canal.
Activation device for tooth surface bleaching	A heat source consisting of a light or electric heater used to activate dental bleaching materials or dental tooth surface cleaning aids containing pharmaceuticals applied to teeth.
Chairside dental computer-aided design and manufacturing unit	A device that uses complex software and is installed in a clinic or clinic room and used for computer-aided design (CAD) or computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) of dental restorations.
digital impression taking device	This refers to the acquisition of three-dimensional shape data using digital methods for use in computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) of dental restorations, etc.
Dental multipurpose ultrasound treatment device	Ultrasonic equipment used for multi-purposes such as removing tartar and plaque, enlarging, washing, and cleaning root canals, filling gutta-percha, and measuring root canal length.
dental unit	A unit equipped with the instruments necessary for normal dental procedure operations, such as compressed air, water, suction, electricity, a table top or bracket table surface, a cuspidor, and possibly a surgical light. In most cases, a chair for patient examination and treatment is attached.
Additional dental option unit	A dental unit that incorporates optional equipment. Including those used in orthodontic treatment, pediatric treatment, and preventive dental treatment. The optional equipment that can be incorporated includes a dental polymerization irradiator, a microwave scalpel, and an ultrasonic periodontal scaler. Excludes portable type.
orthodontic unit	A dental unit equipped with the equipment necessary for conventional orthodontic treatment, such as compressed air, water, suction, electricity, a table top or bracket table surface, a cuspidor, and optionally a surgical light. It is usually accompanied by a chair for patient examination and treatment.
dental pediatric unit	A dental unit equipped with the equipment necessary for normal pediatric dental treatment, such as compressed air, water, suction, electricity, a table top or bracket table surface, a cuspidor, and optionally a surgical light. It is usually accompanied by a chair for patient examination and treatment.
preventive dental unit	Refers to a dental unit equipped with the equipment necessary for normal preventive dental treatment, such as water, suction, electricity, table top or bracket table surface, cuspidor, optionally compressed air, and surgical lighting. Often includes a chair for the patient receiving the examination/procedure.
portable dental unit	A dental unit that incorporates a suction device and an oral cleaning device. Including those used for orthodontic treatment, pediatric treatment, and preventive dental treatment. Limited to portable types.
Portable dental optional unit	A dental unit that incorporates optional equipment. Including those used for orthodontic treatment, pediatric treatment, and preventive dental treatment. The optional equipment that can be incorporated includes a dental polymerization irradiator, a microwave scalpel, and an ultrasonic periodontal scaler. Limited to portable types.
dental water line filter	A filter that removes foreign substances contained in dental water during dental treatment.
dental plating equipment kit	A kit containing dental plating solution and dental plating equipment.
dental precious metal foil	Foil is made of precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium and is mainly used for making dental crown restorations.
Dental direct gold filling material	This refers to a material containing gold leaf, sintered gold powder, or a combination of both for filling gold directly into the oral cavity by filling the material with a hammer and filling device. This material is cold welded by filling operation.
dental gold bullion	Refers to gold bullion used as a raw material for dental alloys. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
dental silver bullion	Refers to silver bullion used as a raw material for dental alloys. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental platinum metal	Refers to platinum bullion used as a raw material for dental alloys. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
dental palladium metal	Refers to palladium metal used as a raw material for dental alloys. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Gold alloy for dental casting	A casting alloy containing 65% or more gold, and a total of 75% or more of gold and platinum group metals. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Low carat gold alloy for dental casting	A casting alloy containing 25% or more but less than 75% of gold and platinum group metals. However, gold-silver-palladium alloys for casting and 14-karat gold alloys for casting are excluded. Mainly used for making dental restorations and instruments.
14 karat gold alloy for dental casting	A casting alloy containing 58.33% to 60.00% gold. Used for manufacturing dental restorations, instruments, etc.
Precious metal materials for dental metal ceramic restorations	A casting alloy containing 35% or more of gold or platinum group elements, or a total of 35% or more of gold and platinum group elements. Used for making dental metal-ceramic restorations.
Dental non-casting gold alloy	A non-casting alloy containing 65% or more gold and a total of 75% or more of gold and platinum group metals. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Low karat gold alloy for dental non-casting applications	A non-casting alloy containing 25% or more but less than 75% of gold and platinum group metals. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
dental wax	Hard brazing material containing 30% or more gold and 35% or more of gold and platinum group metals in total. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Gold silver palladium alloy for dental casting	A casting alloy containing 12% or more gold, 20% or more palladium, and 40% or more silver. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental non-casting gold silver palladium alloy	A non-casting alloy that contains 12% or more gold, 25% or more palladium, and 40% or more silver, and has a linear, plate-like, bar-like, or cap-like shape. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental gold silver palladium alloy wax	Hard brazing material containing 15% or more gold, 30% or more total gold and palladium, and 30% or more silver. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Grade 1 silver alloy for dental casting	A casting alloy containing 60% or more silver, less than 5% indium, and no gold or platinum group elements. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Silver alloy type 2 for dental casting	Casting alloy containing 60% or more silver, 5% or more indium, 10% or less platinum group elements, and no gold. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
dental silver wax	Hard brazing material containing 35% or more silver. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Plus metal for 14 karat gold alloy for dental casting	An alloy that is added to dental gold bullion to create a 14-carat gold alloy for dental casting. Used for manufacturing dental restorations, instruments, etc.
Plus metal for dental casting gold alloys	An alloy that is added to dental gold ingots to produce gold alloys for dental casting. However, excluding 14 carat plus metal. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental silver palladium alloy wax	A hard brazing material whose main components are silver and palladium. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Nickel-chromium alloy for dental casting	A casting alloy containing a total of 50% or more of nickel and chromium. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental nickel-chromium alloy wire	A wire-shaped non-casting alloy containing 70% or more nickel, 7% or more chromium, and 7% or less copper. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental nickel-chromium alloy plate	A plate-shaped non-casting alloy containing 80% or more nickel, 5% or more chromium, and 7% or less copper. Mainly used for making dental restorations and instruments.
Dental non-casting nickel-chromium alloy	A non-casting alloy whose main components are nickel and chromium. However, dental nickel-chromium alloy wire and dental nickel-chromium alloy plate are excluded. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental nickel-chromium alloy wax	A hard brazing material whose main components are nickel and chromium. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments made of dental nickel-chromium alloy, dental stainless steel wire, dental cobalt-chromium alloy, etc.
Cobalt-chromium alloy for dental casting	Casting alloy containing 40% or more cobalt and 20% or more chromium. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental cobalt-chromium alloy wire	Non-casting alloy containing 25% or more cobalt and 15% chromium for hooks and straightening, and 20% or more cobalt and 15% chromium for bars. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Cobalt-chromium alloy for dental non-casting applications	A non-casting alloy whose main components are cobalt and chromium. However, this excludes dental cobalt-chromium alloy wire. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental cobalt-chromium alloy braze	A hard brazing material whose main components are cobalt and chromium. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments made of dental nickel-chromium alloy, dental stainless steel wire, dental cobalt-chromium alloy, etc.
dental stainless steel wire	Refers to stainless steel wire used for dental hooks, bars, dowels, and orthodontics.
dental stainless steel alloy	Refers to products processed from dental stainless steel alloy plates, dental stainless steel wire, etc. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Titanium alloy for dental casting	Refers to pure titanium or a casting alloy whose main component is titanium. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental non-casting titanium alloy	Refers to pure titanium or a non-casting alloy whose main component is titanium. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental amalgam alloy	A fine-particle alloy whose main components are silver, tin, and copper. Mixed with mercury to produce dental amalgam. The alloy may be in the form of either a powder or tablet, or a capsule filled with pre-measured amounts of alloy and mercury by the manufacturer.
dental mercury	Highly purified mercury used as a component of dental amalgam used to repair carious or fractured teeth.
Dental gallium alloy filling material	A filling material made of liquid gallium-tin-indium alloy. When mixed with a suitable alloy powder, it becomes a paste and hardens in the oral cavity.
Dental metal ceramic restoration metal materials	Metal materials used for dental metal-ceramic restorations other than precious metal materials for dental metal-ceramic restorations. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental non-casting alloy	Refers to non-casting metal materials that are available in various shapes, sizes, and materials. Excluding those with a separate name. Mainly used for manufacturing dental restorations and instruments.
Dental casting alloy	A casting alloy used to make dental restorations and equipment. Excluding those with a separate name.
dental alloy wax	A material used for hard brazing of dental cast restorations. Excluding those with a separate name. Mainly used for making dental restorations and equipment.
Dental brazing materials	A material suitable for brazing dental cast restorations. A soluble alloy used to join materials that are difficult to melt (metals, wires, etc.) at low temperatures.
porcelain teeth	A ready-made artificial tooth made of ceramic (porcelain) that is implanted into a removable or fixed denture. Generally, they are provided in sets of anterior teeth (separated by upper and lower jaws) or molar teeth parts (separated by upper and lower jaws) in various sizes, shapes, and colors.
dental porcelain	A porcelain material that is fired and used to make dental restorations such as inlays, artificial teeth, crowns, and bridges. Available in powder or paste form. Excludes dental metal ceramic restorative porcelain.
Dental metal ceramic restorative porcelain	A porcelain material used to create dental metal-ceramic restorations, which is built up on a metal crown and fired. Available in powder or paste form.
Dental casting ceramics	A porcelain material used to make dental restorations such as inlays, artificial teeth, crowns, and bridges, which is injected into a mold using centrifugal force or pressure. Including those that crystallize after casting.
Dental injection molding ceramics	A porcelain material used to make dental restorations such as inlays, artificial teeth, crowns, and bridges, which is molded using the injection molding method and fired.
Ceramics for dental cutting	A porcelain material used to create dental restorations such as inlays, artificial teeth, crowns, and bridges, and is a ceramic block that is machined by a dental computer-aided design and manufacturing unit.
dental ceramics kit	A kit consisting of ceramic materials such as dental porcelain, dental metal ceramic restoration porcelain, dental casting ceramics, dental injection molding ceramics, or dental cutting ceramics, and related equipment.
Ceramics for dental pressure molding	A porcelain material used to make dental restorations such as inlays, artificial teeth, crowns, and bridges, which is molded under pressure.
acrylic resin teeth	A ready-made artificial tooth made of acrylic resin that is implanted into a denture. Usually, they are provided in sets of anterior teeth (separately for upper and lower jaws) or molars (separately for upper and lower jaws) according to various sizes, shapes, and colors.
hard resin teeth	A ready-made artificial tooth made of hard resin that is implanted into a denture. Usually, they are provided in sets of anterior teeth (separately for upper and lower jaws) or molars (separately for upper and lower jaws) according to various sizes, shapes, and colors.
Dental temporary crown molding	An artificial tooth crown generally made of stainless steel, aluminum, or resin. It is applied to damaged or abutment-prepared teeth and used as a temporary protective restoration.
thermoplastic resin teeth	A ready-made artificial tooth made of thermoplastic resin that is implanted into a denture. Usually, they are provided in sets of anterior teeth (separately for upper and lower jaws) or molars (separately for upper and lower jaws) according to various sizes, shapes, and colors.
metal blade molars	An artificial molar made of a metal blade (cusp and occlusal surface made of metal) and resin. There are those that are integrated and those that are used in combination.
Split resin molars	An artificial tooth made of resin whose occlusal part and base part can be separated, and when the occlusal part is removed, it becomes a cast pattern.
Acrylic dental crown resin	A material whose main components are methacrylic acid ester monomers and polymers, etc., and which is used for the restoration of tooth crowns, the production of temporary crowns, etc. by various polymerization methods.
Hard resin for dental crowns	Materials consisting of powders, liquids, or pastes containing one or more of methacrylic monomers, methacrylic polymers, inorganic fillers, and composite fillers, and used for crown restoration, temporary crown covering, etc. by various polymerization methods. (Harder than acrylic dental crown resin). May contain associated materials such as colored materials.
Dental polymer temporary crowns and bridges	A material made of polymethyl methacrylate, etc., used to make temporary prostheses such as crowns and bridges until the permanent restoration is completed.
Thermoplastic resin for dental crowns	A thermoplastic material used to make crowns, inlays, temporary crowns, etc. by injection molding.
dental artificial cusp	A material used to create a cusp on the occlusal surface of teeth in order to obtain an appropriate occlusal condition.
Hard resin related equipment for dental crowns	Refers to equipment used in conjunction with hard resin for dental crowns to create dental techniques.
Hard resin kit for dental crowns	A kit consisting of hard resin for dental crowns, construction tools, polishing materials, and other related equipment.
Polymer-based coloring material for dental crowns	Refers to resin-based coloring materials used to harmonize the color tone of polymer-based dental crown materials with natural teeth.
Adhesive materials for dental ceramics	A material used to bond dental restorations or equipment made of dental porcelain, ceramics, or resin-based materials containing inorganic fillers to resin-based materials.
Adhesive material for dental resin	A material used to bond resin-based prostheses or orthodontic brackets.
Reinforcement material for tooth fixation	A reinforcing material used for fixing loose teeth, retaining orthodontic treatment, etc.
Crown restoration repair kit	A kit used for color adjustment or repair of dental crown restorations made using hard resin for dental crowns or acrylic resin for dental crowns. It is a combination of paint resin for shade adjustment, hard resin repair material, adhesive material of hard resin and acrylic resin, dental abrasive material, abrasive material, etc. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
Superstructure material for dental implants	Refers to dental prostheses and fixing devices used to fix the dental implant to the abutment exposed in the oral cavity after implantation.
dental inlay kit	Refers to a combination of ready-made prostheses or restorations, forming chips, etching materials, bonding materials, composite resins for dental fillings, and other equipment for installing inlays.
Resin material for dental cutting	A resin-based material used to create dental restorations such as inlays, artificial teeth, crowns, and bridges, and refers to resin blocks that are machined by dental computer-aided design and manufacturing units.
Dental crown moldings	A ready-made artificial tooth crown generally made of stainless steel, aluminum, or resin. Excluding those used temporarily.
Colored materials for dental ceramics	A material used to adjust the color tone of ceramic dental materials.
dental zinc phosphate cement	A material based on the reaction between oxide powder (mainly zinc oxide) and an aqueous phosphoric acid solution (which may contain metal ions). It is used as a luting material for adhering dental restorations to intraoral hard tissues or other devices, as a backing layer of restorations, and as a temporary restorative material. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
dental silicate cement	A material based on the reaction of acid-soluble aluminosilicate glass and metal oxide (mainly zinc oxide) powder with an aqueous phosphoric acid solution (which may contain metal ions). It is used as a temporary restorative material or as a bonding material for adhering dental restorations to intraoral hard tissues.
dental polycarboxylate cement	A cement based on the reaction of zinc oxide with an aqueous solution of polyacrylic acid or a similar polycarboxylic acid compound, or the reaction of a mixture of zinc oxide/polycarboxylic acid powder and water. It is used as a luting material for adhering a restoration to intraoral hard tissue or other devices, or as a backing layer of a restorative material, or as a temporary restorative material. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Resin cement for dental bonding	A material mainly made of resin or resin containing inorganic powder, used for bonding prosthetics, teeth, etc. May include dental dentin adhesive materials, dental etching materials, etc. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
dental composite resin cement	A bonding material such as a prosthesis that is mainly made of resin or resin containing inorganic powder, and does not have adhesive properties to tooth structure. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Dental Zinc Oxide Eugenol Cement	A hydrophobic material containing eugenol, an accelerator, a rubber, a resin, and an inert inorganic filler that reacts with zinc oxide. Used for temporary bonding, bonding, temporary repair, backing layer, lining, or temporary sealing. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Dental zinc oxide non-eugenol cement	A material mainly composed of zinc oxide and fatty acids, used for bonding, temporary bonding, or temporary sealing. It is called non-eugenol because it does not contain eugenol. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Glass polyalkenoate cement for dental luting	Cement for luting prosthesis. It is based on the reaction between an aluminosilicate glass powder and an aqueous alkeno acid solution, or the reaction between an aluminosilicate glass/polyacid powder mixture and water or an aqueous organic acid solution. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
dental ethoxybenzoic acid cement	A hydrophobic cement containing an ethoxybenzoic acid compound that reacts with zinc oxide, an accelerator, a rubber, a resin, and an inert inorganic filler. Used in conservative restoration as temporary restoration, backing layer and cavity lining material.
dental zinc sulfate cement	A temporary repair material whose main ingredient is zinc sulfate.
dental aluminate cement	A cement for lining and pulp capping that is mainly made of aluminum hydroxide powder and polycarboxylic acid aqueous solution.
Glass polyalkenoate resin cement for dental luting	Refers to materials for bonding and adhesion of dental restorations, prosthetics, orthodontic equipment, etc. It is a combination of a resin component and a glass polyalkenoate cement component for dental luting. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
dental cement kit	A kit consisting of dental cement and the equipment used to mix and fill it. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
Dental cyanoacrylate cement	A bonding/adhesive material for dental prostheses that is mainly made of cyanoacrylate monomers.
Dental color test material	A material used to check the color compatibility of restorations, etc., and is applied to teeth.
Dental color matching confirmation material	A test material used to confirm the color compatibility of dental cement.
Adhesive material for dental movement tooth fixation	A resin-based adhesive material used for fixing loose teeth. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Composite resin material kit for dental filling restorations	A package containing composite resin materials for dental fillings and restorations that can be mechanically kneaded, manually kneaded, or polymerized using external energy. Mainly aimed at direct or indirect restoration of tooth cavities.
Composite resin for dental fillings	A material mainly composed of resin and inorganic filler or resin and composite filler. Polymerizes chemically by kneading or by external energy. Used for filling and restoring tooth cavities, repairing artificial tooth crowns, etc. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Polymer bracket adhesive and tooth surface adjustment material	Bracket adhesive resin/tooth surface adjustment material refers to an adhesive material made of polymethyl methacrylate or the like used for bonding orthodontic brackets to tooth surfaces. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Dental polymer adhesive	A filler-free resin used to assist in the mechanical adhesion of composite restorative materials to acid-treated enamel.
dental etching material	An acid in the form of an aqueous solution or gel that treats surfaces to maintain composite resins, adhesives, or pit and fissure sealants.
Dental dentin adhesive	Mainly refers to materials used to promote dentin adhesion of composite filling materials, restorations, or bonding materials. It can also be used as an adhesive for enamel. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Glass polyalkenoate cement for dental fillings	A cement based on the reaction between aluminosilicate glass powder and an aqueous alkeno acid solution, or the reaction between an aluminosilicate glass/polyacid powder mixture and water or an aqueous organic acid solution. Used for tooth filling restoration. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Glass polyalkenoate cement for dental abutment construction	A cement based on the reaction of aluminosilicate glass powder or a powder obtained by melting glass and metal with an aqueous alkeno acid solution, or the reaction of an aluminosilicate glass/polyacid powder mixture with water or an aqueous organic acid solution. May contain metal powder. Used for building abutments. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Glass polyalkenoate resin cement for dental abutment construction	An abutment construction material that combines a resin component and a glass polyalkenoate cement component for dental abutment construction. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Glass polyalkenoate cement for dental backing	A cement based on the reaction of aluminosilicate glass powder with an aqueous alkeno acid solution, or the reaction of an aluminosilicate glass/polyacid powder mixture with water or an aqueous organic acid solution. Used for backing layer or lining. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
dental silicate cement	A material based on the reaction between aluminosilicate glass powder and an aqueous phosphoric acid solution (which may also contain metal ions). Used for aesthetic restoration of front teeth.
Polymer-based dental pit and fissure sealant	A resin material suitable for sealing the pits and fissures of teeth. This material is polymerized and hardened by chemical or external energy. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Glass polyalkenoate cement for dental pit and fissure sealing	A cement based on the reaction of aluminosilicate glass powder with an aqueous alkeno acid solution, or the reaction of an aluminosilicate glass/polyacid powder mixture with water or an aqueous organic acid solution. May contain resin components. Used for pit and fissure closure. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Glass polyalkenoate resin cement for dental pit and fissure sealing	A material for sealing dental pits and fissures that combines a resin component and a glass polyalkenoate cement component for sealing dental pits and fissures. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Dental surface smooth hardening material	Dental surface smoothing hardening material refers to a material applied to smooth and gloss the surface of a restorative filling material.
dental ceramic repair kit	A prepackaged kit for repairing a fractured ceramic restoration or prosthesis. The kit includes an etching gel or solution, an adhesive, a silanization solution, a polymeric restorative material (composite), and accessories.
Dental pulp capping material	Refers to materials of various compositions used for capping deep cavities. Excludes items intended for absorbability or biological effects, items containing pharmaceuticals, and items using biological raw materials.
Dental abutment construction material	A polymeric material used to construct an abutment on a root canal post.
dental filling material kit	A dental restoration kit consisting of composite resin for dental fillings, etching materials, adhesive materials, etc. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
Glass polyalkenoate resin cement for dental fillings	A dental filling material that combines a resin component and a glass polyalkenoate cement component for dental fillings. May be used to repair artificial tooth crowns. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Composite resin for dental indirect restorations	A material that is polymerized by external energy and consists mainly of resin and inorganic filler or composite filler. A restoration is produced by molding a crown, inlay, etc. on the tooth or its model after a cavity has been formed, and polymerizing it. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Acrylic resin for dental fillings	A material mainly composed of acrylic acid ester monomers and polymers. Polymerizes chemically by kneading or by external energy. Mainly used for filling and restoring tooth cavities or repairing artificial tooth crowns. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Color adjustment material for dental fillings	A material used to adjust the viscosity or color tone of resin-based dental filling materials.
Surface hardening protective material for dental bonding and filling materials	A material used to promote hardening or protect the surface of dental resin cement, glass polyalkenoate cement for dental fillings, or composite resin for dental fillings.
Tooth surface treatment material	A material used to treat tooth surfaces after cavity or root canal formation. Excludes items that are absorbable or have biological effects, contain pharmaceuticals, and use biological raw materials.
Dental sealing and coating materials	A material used to seal dentinal tubules or margins. It is applied to the surface or interface of teeth, restorative fillings, prosthetics, etc.
tooth surface coating material	A low-viscosity resin-based material used to coat the surface of teeth. Including kit with other materials. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Polymer material for dental backing layer	A polymer backing material such as glass polyalkenoate resin cement. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Composite resin kit for indirect dental restorations	A kit consisting of a composite resin for indirect dental restorations and associated equipment such as dental cement and etching materials. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
Dental abutment construction material kit	A dental restoration kit consisting of dental abutment construction materials, dental etching materials, dentin bonding materials, etc. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
Dental dentin adhesive kit	A kit consisting of a dental dentin adhesive and a dental etching material. Some may include other related equipment. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
dental temporary stopping	Temporary sealing material whose main ingredients are polymeric materials such as gutta-percha, wax, and zinc oxide.
Dental zinc oxide eugenol temporary sealing material	A temporary sealing material whose main ingredients are zinc oxide and eugenol.
Dental temporary sealing material kit	A kit containing temporary dental sealing materials and related equipment. Excludes cases where components containing pharmaceuticals are included.
Dental polymer temporary sealing material	A temporary sealing material whose main component is a polymeric material. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Dental temporary sealing material	Refers to the material used for temporary sealing. Excluding those with a separate name. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Dental periodontal protection materials	A paste-like material that covers the periodontal tissue and is usually used as a covering/protection material after surgery. Excludes items intended for absorbability or biological effects, items containing pharmaceuticals, and items using biological raw materials.
Dental root canal filling gutta percha point	A material made from the sap of certain tropical trees that is used to fill root canals. Gutta-percha softens when heated, and after being inserted into the root canal, cools and hardens.
dental root canal filling point	A point or cone made of metal or polymer suitable for filling root canals. It is not a material for root canal support of prosthetics or crown restoration.
Dental root canal filling solid material	A solid material that is filled into a root canal.
Dental root canal filling sealer	A material that hardens without the aid of moisture and is used for the permanent sealing of root canals with or without the use of root canal filling points. Excludes items intended for biological effects, items containing pharmaceuticals, and items using biological raw materials. This material is intended for use in root canal filling from the crown side.
Softening material for root canal filling material	A material used to soften gutta-percha and other root canal filling materials.
dental cavity varnish	A solution containing one or more resin components dissolved in an organic solvent, used for pulp protection and margin sealing during the filling of amalgam restorations.
Dental multipurpose glass polyalkenoate cement	Cement based on the reaction between aluminosilicate glass powder and an aqueous alkeno acid solution, or the reaction between an aluminosilicate glass/polyacid powder mixture and water or an aqueous organic acid solution, excluding those containing pharmaceutical ingredients. Used for repair, bonding/adhesion, lining, construction of abutments, etc.
Glass polyalkenoate resin cement for temporary dental restorations	A material used for temporary restorations that combines a resin component and a glass polyalkenoate cement component for dental fillings. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals.
Dental alginate impression material	An impression material containing alginate as the main gel-forming component.
Dental polyether impression material	An elastic material based on polyether that reacts to form a rubber-like material suitable for impression-taking.
Dental polysulfide impression material	An elastic material based on polysulfite that reacts to form a rubber-like material suitable for impression-taking.
dental silicone impression material	An elastic material based on polysiloxane that reacts to form a rubber-like material suitable for impression-taking.
Dental agar impression material	An impression material containing reversible agar hydrocolloid as a gel-forming component.
dental impression compound	A thermoplastic impression material used to take impressions of the oral cavity. Consists of a mixture of natural resins, fillers and lubricants.
Dental zinc oxide eugenol impression material	An impression material whose main ingredients are zinc oxide and eugenol.
dental impression material kit	A kit that combines dental impression materials, curing time adjustment materials, kneading instruments, etc.
Dental optical impression taking auxiliary material	A material used to prevent diffused reflection, etc. when taking optical impressions of a chairside dental computer-aided design/manufacturing unit.
Dental resin impression material	A resin-based material used to take impressions of the oral cavity. (Excluding those contained in dental polyether impression materials, dental polysulfide impression materials, and dental silicone impression materials.)
Adhesive material for denture base stabilization	A powder or paste material used to stabilize dentures (removable dentures) in the oral cavity. Excluding those whose names are specified elsewhere.
Adhesive denture base stabilization adhesive	A powder, paste, or sheet-like material used to maintain dentures (removable dentures) on the oral mucosal surface with adhesive force.
Adhesive material for stabilizing adhesive denture bases	A water-insoluble paste material used to maintain dentures (removable dentures) against the oral mucosal surface by suction (negative pressure).
Metal surface treatment materials for dental technology	A technical surface treatment material used to impart and strengthen the adhesiveness of dental metal surfaces.
Metal surface treatment materials for improving color tone for dental technology	A technical surface treatment material used to improve the color tone of dental metal surfaces. However, surface treatment by plating method is excluded.
Dental color shielding material	A resin-based material used to mask the color of teeth, dental crown restorations, and metal floors. (Excluding those included in other specified names, such as tooth surface coating materials and hard resins for dental crowns.)
Dental adhesive material kit	A kit containing equipment used for normal dental bonding operations. Excludes items with other specified names and items containing pharmaceutical ingredients.
Adhesive materials for dental technology	A resin material for bonding and repair used when manufacturing dental crown restorations and dentures, which is placed in the oral cavity. However, this excludes items containing pharmaceuticals. (Excluding those whose names are included in other specified names, such as adhesive materials for dental ceramics and adhesive materials for dental metals.) A resin material for bonding and repair used when manufacturing dental crown restorations and dentures, which is placed in the oral cavity. However, this excludes items containing pharmaceuticals. (Excluding those whose names are included in other specified names, such as adhesive materials for dental ceramics and adhesive materials for dental metals.)
Adhesive materials for dental metals	A material used to bond metal and resin-based dental materials.
Dental metal bonding kit	A kit containing adhesive materials for dental metals and related equipment.
Dental hypersensitivity suppressing material	A material used on the tooth surface to suppress hypersensitivity of dentin (including formed dentin). Excludes items that are absorbable or have biological effects, items that contain pharmaceuticals, and items that use biological raw materials.
Materials for long-term dental occlusal splints	Materials used to make dental occlusal splints that are used for more than 30 days.
Dental long-term use occlusal splint	A hard or flexible device that covers the occlusal surface of teeth. For more than 30 days for maintaining the position of dislocated or moving teeth, clenching (clenching habit), treatment of bruxism and its sequelae, and temporary pain relief for muscle or temporomandibular joint pain, such as temporomandibular joint disorder. use.
Dental long-term use polymer hook moldings	Ready-made dental hooks made of polymeric materials that are used for more than 30 days.
Dental long-term metal hook moldings	Ready-made elastic metal hooks used for removable local dentures that are used for more than 30 days.
dental lubricant	A material that is applied to the denture base, artificial tooth, or oral mucosal surface to provide lubricity in order to suppress discomfort caused by insufficient lubrication between the denture and the oral mucosa. Excludes items containing pharmaceuticals and biological materials.
Laser lens for eye surgery	A lens used with a laser for ophthalmic surgery. A usually transparent substance used to direct laser light to the treatment area to coagulate or cut tissue in the eye, orbit, or surrounding skin.
Contact lenses for single-use testing	A contact lens worn on the front of the eye that is used to aid in the diagnosis of certain ophthalmic diseases or conditions. This product is for single use.
Corneal electrode for electroretinometer	An electrode used in contact with the corneal surface or the mucous membrane near the cornea to transmit potential signals when measuring retinal potential. In addition to the conductor for deriving the potential from the cornea, some devices are equipped with a conductor for deriving the reference potential of the corneal potential. Some have a built-in light source for optical stimulation, and others have a suction mechanism to prevent the electrode from coming off or shifting its position.
Home heated acupressure substitute	A device equipped with a round protrusion that can be heated using electric heat, etc., and that applies acupressure using one's own body weight or pressure.
Household roller-type acupressure substitute	A device equipped with roller-type protrusions that applies acupressure using one's own body weight or pressure.
Home air-type acupressure substitute	A pneumatically powered acupressure substitute designed exclusively for home use. For example, the round protrusion moves and compresses with air pressure, which can be used as a substitute for acupressure. The protrusions can be replaced with ones of different sizes and shapes.
Stationary gamma camera for nuclear medicine diagnosis	A planar (two-dimensional) nuclear medicine (NM) imaging device based on a diagnostic analog or digital detector that is used fixedly at a location within an imaging facility or in a mobile/transportable imaging environment. . Anga-type or non-Anga-type detection methods are employed to record, quantify, and analyze the release of radionuclides (primarily gamma rays) that occur when injected or orally administered radiopharmaceuticals or other radioactive materials decay. ing.
Mobile gamma camera for nuclear medicine diagnosis	A nuclear medicine (NM) planar imaging device based on diagnostic analogue or digital detectors and equipped with motorized or electromechanical controls that allow the user to move the device within the same facility. . Anga-type or non-Anga-type detection methods are employed to record, quantify, and analyze the release of radionuclides (mainly gamma rays) that occur when injected or orally administered radiopharmaceuticals or other radiation-emitting substances decay. ing. Compatible with various 2D still images or moving images. Including when moving manually.
Rotating detector SPECT device for nuclear medicine diagnosis	Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), a fixed diagnostic system, detects and records the release of radionuclides (mainly gamma rays) that occurs when injected or orally administered radiopharmaceuticals or other radiation-emitting substances decay. It is a system based on a three-dimensional (tomographic) gamma camera used for , quantification, and analysis. The gantry is designed so that the collimated detector head rotates around the body in a preprogrammed movement sequence; typically in these devices, the gantry position is fixed and the table moves. The tomography capabilities of most SPECT devices include static and dynamic images. This includes cases where the detector head is fixed and the body rotates. This also includes cases where the table is fixed and the gantry moves.
Ring type SPECT device for nuclear medicine diagnosis	Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), a fixed diagnostic system specifically designed for use in cross-sectional imaging. Used to detect, record, quantify, and analyze the release of radionuclides that occurs when injected or orally administered radiopharmaceuticals or other radioactive substances decay. Generally, the gantry is in a fixed position, and the imaging patient table is moved through the gantry under computer or manual control. The system's tomography capabilities include static or moving images, 3D digital image reconstruction, and viewing at all angles, including transverse, coronal, and sagittal planes.
Positron CT device for nuclear medicine diagnosis	A diagnostic positron emission tomography (PET) device designed to detect, record, quantify, and analyze the 511 keV photon emission pattern produced by the extinction reaction in the case of positron radiopharmaceutical decay. Three-dimensional (3-D) tomographic digital cross-sectional physiological images depicting the positron distribution pattern of an injected or orally administered positron radiopharmaceutical are generated. Generally a lead collimator is used. Special software and reconstruction techniques allow mapping of metabolic patterns and metabolic rates associated with targeted physiological processes.
Nuclear medicine data processing equipment	A data processing device dedicated to nuclear medicine. Performs various filter processing, image display, clinical analysis, image storage management, etc. It differs from a nuclear medicine equipment workstation in that it has controls for directly operating the diagnostic imaging equipment. This product allows data to be transferred online or offline. The equipment is configured to provide functions for further processing, manipulating, and displaying patient images and information collected by nuclear medicine imaging equipment.
Bone radiation absorption measuring device	A diagnostic device that uses multiple radiation sources containing different radionuclides to produce a single radiation beam of multiple energies. The beam is passed through the anatomical region and photon absorption gradient information is recorded in digital images and calculated parameters. This information is used to calculate bone mineral density, subcutaneous fat percentage, and other quantitative assessments. This product is generally called a bone densitometer and consists of various devices. It is equipped with a radiation source, radiation source moving/sealing device, energy detector, radiation detector moving device, beam collimator, etc.
RI dynamic function testing device	A device that measures and records temporal changes in RI concentration within the body. Includes various specialized devices such as thyroid uptake rate measurement, renogram, RI blood volume measurement device, etc.
Linear scanner for nuclear medicine diagnosis	Linear scanners are devices that detect, record, and image the distribution of gamma rays emitted by injected or orally administered radiopharmaceuticals or other radioactive materials. The gantry is designed to allow highly collimated scintillation detector(s) to be moved across the target portion of the body in narrow, predetermined parallel increments. The detector head only moves in two dimensions relative to the body. Images of the detected aggregate radiopharmaceutical distribution pattern are continuously recorded and displayed on a cathode ray tube display, photographic film, or X-ray film.
Hand-held detector for nuclear medicine equipment	A hand-held, non-imaging system used to detect, record, quantify, and analyze the radiation emissions (such as gamma, alpha, and beta radiation) of injected or orally administered radiopharmaceuticals, radiation-emitting devices, or radioactive materials. . It is frequently used in surgical procedures requiring radionuclide localization and in the application of some radiolabeled monoclonal antibodies to monitor and detect deep vein thrombi. This product often has special software or additional features that differ from similar equipment used for radiation protection purposes.
Nuclear medicine device for measuring thyroid uptake rate	A non-imaging diagnostic nuclear medicine device designed primarily for the examination and analysis of radioactive iodine uptake by the thyroid gland. It can be upgraded by adding software and hardware modules for use in various quantitative or radioimmunoassay tests such as swab tests or Schilling tests. It is typically equipped with a multichannel analyzer, computer, scintillation detector, detector support, control console, video display, well counter detector, collimator, shielding material, and application software module.
nuclear medicine equipment workstation	A standalone image processing workstation designed to be networked with one or more nuclear medicine imaging devices, such as a gamma camera, PET device, or SPECT device. The type and configuration of hardware does not matter. It may be considered a component of a PACS device. It differs from an operator console in that it does not have controls for directly operating the diagnostic imaging device. This product can exchange data both online and offline, and is generally located at a location remote from the operator console. The equipment is configured to provide the ability to further process and display patient images and information collected by nuclear medicine imaging equipment. Limited to those that have the function of providing information for judgment, evaluation, or diagnosis related to pathological conditions.
X-ray CT combination type positron CT device	A system that combines a positron CT device and an X-ray CT device. It is a three-dimensional (tomographic) imaging device that depicts the distribution pattern of positrons of positron radiopharmaceuticals injected or orally administered, as well as one or more fixed annular arrays of multiple X-ray tubes and detectors, or the imaging area of a gantry. It has a single or multiple x-ray tube and detector assembly that rotates around a central axis within the device and can produce two-dimensional or three-dimensional x-ray images. Various digital technologies are used to capture information, reconstruct images, and display them, and the aim is to obtain more effective data by correcting and superimposing each collected data using this configuration.
MR combination type positron CT device	A system that combines a positron CT device and a magnetic resonance imaging diagnostic device. It is a three-dimensional (tomographic) imaging device that depicts the distribution pattern of positrons emitted from positron radiopharmaceuticals injected or orally administered, and a magnetic resonance diagnostic device can generate two-dimensional or three-dimensional magnetic resonance images. Both are available separately. Various digital techniques are used for information capture, image reconstruction, and display, and this configuration allows magnetic resonance images to be used for absorption correction in positron CT equipment, and for even more effective use by superimposing both images. The purpose is to obtain data.
X-ray CT combination type SPECT device	A system that has both single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and X-ray computed tomography (X-ray CT) functions. Three-dimensional (tomographic) imaging used to detect, record, quantify, and analyze radionuclide emissions (primarily gamma rays) that occur when injected or orally administered radiopharmaceuticals or other radiation-emitting substances decay. one or more fixed annular arrays of X-ray tubes and detectors, or an assembly of one or more X-ray tubes and detectors that rotates about a central axis within the imaging range of a gantry; It has the ability to generate two-dimensional or three-dimensional X-ray images.
Positron CT combination type SPECT device	A system capable of both SPECT and positron CT (PET) testing.
Sealed source for diagnostic nuclear medicine equipment and related equipment absorption correction	The purpose is to improve the quantitative nature of image diagnosis using nuclear medicine imaging devices (PET devices, SPECT devices, etc.) and to enable highly accurate diagnosis, and to correct the absorption of radiation by organs and tissues from medical radioactive isotopes. A specially sealed radioisotope equipped for the purpose of
Techne gas generator for pulmonary ventilation function testing	Techne gas is a gas-like ultrafine particle made by coating technetium-99m atoms with carbon, and is taken into the lungs when inhaled and reaches the alveolar walls. The techne gas generator evaporates and generates techne gas by heating technesium 99m together with carbon in argon gas at high temperature.
Mobile ultrasound imaging device	A vehicle or mobile storage unit, such as a van or trailer, equipped with at least one diagnostic ultrasound system and associated equipment. It is self-propelled or towed to various locations and used as a free-standing mobile ultrasound imaging unit. It can be equipped with components for securing and stabilizing the attached ultrasound device and other devices such as film processing equipment, telemedicine systems, PACS, or cameras. It is equipped with the power source and other equipment necessary for the proper functioning of the equipment.
General-purpose ultrasound imaging equipment	A general-purpose ultrasound imaging device designed for use in a variety of external and/or internal (endoscopic ultrasound or endoscopic) imaging. The general-purpose device supports a wide variety of transducers and associated application software packages for use in collecting, displaying, and analyzing ultrasound information. Applications depend on the specific software package and compatible ultrasound transducer and include cardiac, gynecological, endoscopy, breast, prostate, vascular, intraoperative, Doppler or color Doppler imaging, etc.
Computer for ultrasound equipment	A dedicated mainframe computer, personal computer (PC) or PC-based platform, and associated hardware specifically used to control and monitor the operation of diagnostic ultrasound equipment and associated image processing, display, and analysis functions. software, firmware, and operating system software.
Ultrasonic machine operator console	The operator's console serves as the primary control panel for the diagnostic ultrasound system. It is equipped with hardware and software to enable image display, processing, analysis, and image archiving, including image storage and retrieval. It is one of the components of diagnostic ultrasound imaging equipment and has the ability to connect with general PACS, local area network, RIS or HIS system. It is a different device from a workstation, as it contains only the primary controls for direct operation of the ultrasound machine, and is typically used for integrated imaging equipment as found in mobile or portable ultrasound machines. built into the design.
Ultrasonic head imaging device	A graphic recorder used to record ultrasound waves that enter the head and are reflected (reverberated). Using a transducer that transmits and receives ultrasonic waves, the characteristics of sound are reproduced in a graph (echo diagram). This product is used to record the boundaries between each side of the skull and midline structures, as well as the presence of mass lesions (brain tumors, subdural hematomas, etc.).
Ultrasound imaging equipment for obstetrics and gynecology	Refers to an ultrasound imaging device designed for use in external and/or internal (endoscopic ultrasound or endoscopic) imaging in obstetrics and gynecology. The product includes a software package that supports a variety of obstetrics and gynecology still and real-time image capture for fetal imaging, amniocentesis, and uterine imaging. This product generates ultrasound pulses, sends the pulses to the target area, detects ultrasound echoes, processes the obtained information, and freezes the anatomical structure and blood flow in 2D or 3D. Used to generate images or videos. Also used for guiding and positioning other medical instruments.
Breast ultrasound imaging device	Refers to an ultrasound imaging device designed for use in external and/or internal (endoscopic ultrasound or endoscopic) imaging of the breast. Typically includes a specialized imaging patient table used to obtain reproducible breast images. This product includes a software package that supports the capture of various breast still and real-time images, and is primarily used for cancer diagnosis. Also called an ultrasound mammography device. This product generates ultrasound pulses, sends the pulses to the target area, detects ultrasound echoes, processes the obtained information, and generates 2D or 3D still images or videos.
Cardiovascular ultrasound imaging equipment	Ultrasound imaging equipment designed for use in extracorporeal and/or intracorporeal (endoscopic ultrasound or endoscopic) imaging of the heart and blood vessels. This product includes a software package that supports the acquisition of various static and real-time images of the heart to diagnose anatomical anomalies of the heart and to investigate blood flow characteristics and functional and anatomical problems associated with myocardial infarction. used to judge. This product generates ultrasound pulses, sends the pulses to the target area, detects ultrasound echoes, processes the obtained information, and freezes the anatomical structure and blood flow in 2D or 3D. Used to generate images or videos.
Bladder ultrasound imaging device	A diagnostic ultrasound imaging device dedicated to bladder imaging. This product generates ultrasound pulses, sends the pulses to the target area, detects ultrasound echoes, processes the obtained information, and freezes the anatomical structure and blood flow in 2D or 3D. Used to generate images or videos. The bladder thickness, bladder weight, etc. are measured by processing information on the lesions and morphology of the bladder obtained through images. It can also measure the amount of urine in the bladder.
Ophthalmological ultrasound imaging equipment	Refers to a diagnostic ultrasound imaging device dedicated to ophthalmological image diagnosis. Includes software that supports a variety of static or real-time imaging applications of the eye and orbit, including physical measurements and cancer treatment. Ultrasonic pulses are generated and guided to the target area, ultrasound echoes are detected, and the obtained information is processed to depict and display static or dynamic two-dimensional or three-dimensional images. Ultrasonic devices using A-mode, B-mode, Doppler, color Doppler (CD), M-mode, and hybrid methods (a combination of Doppler method and Doppler tomography) are also classified into this category.
Ultrasonic corneal thickness meter	A device that uses ultrasound to measure corneal thickness.
ultrasonic amplifier	A unit used to amplify the signal transmitted from the probe of an ultrasound diagnostic imaging device. Used with ultrasound equipment when the distance between the ultrasound equipment console and the imaging probe is large, reducing the quality of the original data transfer. Signal amplification is often required with the insertion of small vascular ultrasound probes into blood vessels or via an endoscope.
Ultrasonic axial length measuring device	A device that uses ultrasound to measure the axial length (the axial diameter from the front surface of the cornea to the front surface of the retina).
Ophthalmological ultrasound image diagnosis and axial length measurement device	This refers to a composite device that includes an ophthalmological ultrasound imaging diagnostic device and an ultrasound axial length measuring device.
Ultrasonic corneal thickness and axial length measuring device	A composite device that includes an ultrasonic corneal thickness meter and an ultrasonic axial length measuring device.
Ultrasound diagnostic probe for the esophagus	A reusable or single-use ultrasound transducer assembly that is enclosed in a water-resistant, sound-insulating, and insulated housing designed for insertion and placement by a surgeon in the esophagus. Also called an endoesophageal ultrasound endoscopic probe or endoesophageal ultrasound transducer, it is incorporated into devices that require ultrasound guidance or placement, such as endoscopy equipment or needle biopsy equipment. They are often used together or in combination. The article consists of a single transducer element or an array of transducer elements (also referred to as a piezoelectric element, an active element, or a crystal), a damping material, a backing material, and a matching material.
Ultrasound diagnostic probe for nasal cavity	A reusable or single-use ultrasound transducer assembly enclosed in a water-resistant, sound-insulating, and insulated housing designed for insertion and placement by a surgeon in the nasal sinuses. Also referred to as intranasal ultrasound endoscopic probes or intranasal ultrasound endoscopic transducers, devices that require ultrasound guidance or placement, such as endoscopy equipment or needle biopsy equipment. It is often incorporated into or used in combination. The article consists of a single transducer element or an array of transducer elements (also referred to as a piezoelectric element, an active element, or a crystal), a damping material, a backing material, and a matching material.
Stationary external ultrasound diagnostic probe	Placed within the housing of an ultrasound-based scanner device, such as a breast scanning system, Doppler flow system, ultrasound bone spectrophotometry or bone densitometry device, or mounted on the floor or wall, or placed in front of the operator. An ultrasonic transducer assembly that is suspended from the ceiling so that the transducer assembly can be placed outside the patient's body. Includes a transducer assembly configuration consisting of single or multiple elements that converts voltage into an ultrasound beam. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects reflected echoes.
Hand-held external ultrasound diagnostic probe	For imaging, an external ultrasound transducer assembly is a hand-held device that is moved over the patient's intact body surface. Includes a transducer assembly configuration consisting of single or multiple elements that converts voltage into an ultrasound beam. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects reflected echoes. Coupling gels are commonly used to ensure that proper contact with the patient's body is maintained. This family includes ultrasound transducers used for A-mode, B-mode, M-mode, Doppler, color Doppler (CD), and duplex (combined image, Doppler and/or color flow) scanning.
Ultrasound diagnostic probe for non-vascular surgery	A probe used in non-vascular surgery. A handheld ultrasound transducer assembly designed for placement within a surgical site for local intraoperative imaging. Also called a surgical probe or fingertip probe. A variety of transducer assembly configurations consisting of single or multiple elements that convert voltage into an ultrasound beam are included. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects reflected echoes. This family includes ultrasound transducers used for A-mode, B-mode, M-mode, Doppler, color Doppler (CD), and duplex (combined video, Doppler and/or color flow) scanning. A biopsy needle introduction path may be incorporated as part of the design of the transducer casing or housing assembly. This product is reusable.
Vaginal ultrasound diagnostic probe	An ultrasound transducer assembly designed for manual or endoscopic placement into the vagina. A variety of transducer assembly configurations consisting of single or multiple elements that convert voltage into an ultrasound beam are included. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects the reflected echoes. This family includes ultrasound transducers used for A-mode, B-mode, M-mode, Doppler, color Doppler (CD), and duplex (combined image, Doppler and/or color flow) scanning. A biopsy needle introduction path may be incorporated as part of the design of the transducer casing or housing assembly. This product is reusable.
Rectal ultrasound probe	An ultrasound transducer assembly designed for manual or endoscopic placement within the rectum. Includes a transducer assembly configuration consisting of single or multiple elements that converts voltage into an ultrasound beam. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects reflected echoes. Also referred to as rectal, transrectal, or prostate probes, a biopsy needle introduction path may be incorporated as part of the design of the transducer casing or housing assembly. This product is reusable.
Ultrasonic probe cover for human body orifices	A cover that is attached to an ultrasound probe and used to protect it from bodily fluids, dirt, etc. when used in a human body orifice (for example, transvaginally, transrectally, transesophageally, etc.).
Intraoperative ultrasound probe cover	When used during surgery, it refers to a cover that is attached to an ultrasound probe, gamma probe, etc. to protect it from bodily fluids, dirt, etc.
Ultrasonic probe puncture kit	This is an instrument used when performing a biopsy while being monitored using an ultrasound imaging device or the like. It includes a cover that is attached to an ultrasound probe, etc., and a device that guides the insertion direction of the puncture needle. Does not include puncture needle.
Ultrasonic diagnostic probe for body cavities	An ultrasound transducer assembly designed for manual or endoscopic placement within a body cavity. Includes a transducer assembly configuration consisting of single or multiple elements that converts voltage into an ultrasound beam. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects the reflected echoes. A biopsy needle introduction path may be incorporated as part of the design of the transducer casing or housing assembly. This product is reusable.
Ultrasound diagnostic probe for bladder	An ultrasound transducer assembly designed for manual or endoscopic placement within the bladder. Includes a transducer assembly configuration consisting of single or multiple elements that converts voltage into an ultrasound beam. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects reflected echoes. Also referred to as a vesical, transurethral probe, a biopsy needle introduction path may be incorporated as part of the design of the transducer casing or housing assembly. This product is reusable.
Stationary external water tank type ultrasonic diagnostic probe	Placed within the housing of an ultrasound-based scanner device, such as a breast scanning system, Doppler flow system, ultrasound bone spectrophotometry or bone densitometry device, or mounted on the floor or wall, or mounted on a desk An ultrasonic transducer assembly that is either portable or suspended from the ceiling so that the operator can place the transducer assembly outside the patient's body. The assembly includes an ultrasonic medium such as a water tank or water bladder. Includes a transducer assembly configuration consisting of single or multiple elements that converts voltage into an ultrasound beam. The assembly mechanically or electronically directs and focuses the ultrasound beam and detects the reflected echoes.
Synchronizer for ultrasound equipment	A signal used as a component of a diagnostic ultrasound system that allows image formation and data acquisition to be synchronized to a specific measurable physiological parameter, such as the patient's respiratory cycle or the start of the cardiac cycle. A physiological monitoring device that generates It is primarily used in real-time ultrasound images and videos to reduce artifacts and enhance the signal-to-noise ratio.
Ultrasonic bone densitometry device	A device used to generate calculated values such as bone density values based on data obtained from transmitted and/or reflected ultrasound waves after transmission. Also called bone densitometry. An integrated ultrasound transducer is used to direct the ultrasound beam to the anatomical region of interest. Information obtained from ultrasound detection and analysis is used in calculations to estimate bone mineral density or subcutaneous fat, or for other quantitative assessments such as fracture risk. It generally consists of an ultrasound transducer, sensing electronics, a control panel, a computer, an application program, a video display, and a patient positioning device.
Ultrasonic probe positioning unit	A device used to place an ultrasound transducer assembly that is inserted into the body through an endoscope. The device is an accessory to a diagnostic ultrasound imaging device that transmits an electrical signal that, after signal processing, can display the position of the catheter-encased transducer assembly on a monitor. This product aids in transducer assembly (probe) placement during endoscopy and allows observation of movement after placement.
Normal conducting magnetic breast MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device specifically designed for imaging the breast. It is equipped with a normal conducting magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. Gantry shapes include closed bore, open bore, and various other designs for accessing the patient. In addition to generating conventional MR images, it can be designed to perform MR spectroscopy and a variety of real-time imaging needed for MRI-based interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. Breast MR devices typically include a dedicated patient support couch designed to position the patient for optimal visualization of the breast.
Normal conducting magnet type whole body MR device	A general-purpose magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device designed to image any target part of the body (full-body image). It is equipped with a normal conducting magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. In addition to the generation of conventional MR images, the addition of software/hardware modules allows for the generation of MR spectroscopy, various real-time acquisitions required for physiologically synchronized imaging, or MRI mammography, and other MRI-based It can be designed and customized to perform interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. A variety of gantry shapes have been employed, such as closed bore, open bore, single-sided, and other designs for patient access.
Normal conducting magnet type MR device for head and limbs	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device that is specifically designed to visualize only the head, neck, or extremities and uses normally conducting magnets. Head and extremity imaging devices are generally closed-bore designs with cylindrical or rectangular openings, but may also use open-bore designs. This group includes MR devices with conventional head and extremity imaging functions, conventional devices capable of performing MR spectroscopy and other real-time imaging necessary when using MRI for intervention and treatment; and dedicated MR spectroscopy equipment.
Normal conducting magnet type circulatory system MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device specifically designed to visualize the cardiovascular system. It is equipped with a normal conducting magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. Gantry shapes include closed bore, open bore, and various other designs for accessing the patient. Some devices can perform MR spectroscopy and various real-time images for MRI-based interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. The device is equipped with an imaging patient couch designed to position the patient for optimal visualization of the cardiovascular system during examinations and interventions at rest and during exercise.
Superconducting magnet breast MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device specifically designed for imaging the breast. It is equipped with a superconducting magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. Gantry shapes include closed bore, open bore, and various other designs for accessing the patient. In addition to generating conventional MR images, it can be designed to perform MR spectroscopy and a variety of real-time imaging needed for MRI-based interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. Breast MR devices typically include a dedicated patient support couch designed to position the patient for optimal visualization of the breast.
Superconducting magnet type whole body MR device	A general-purpose magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device designed to image any target part of the body (whole body imaging). It is equipped with a superconducting magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. Some devices can perform MR spectroscopy and various real-time images for MRI-based interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. A variety of gantry shapes have been employed, such as closed bore, open bore, single-sided, or other designs for accessing the patient.
Superconducting magnetic head/extremity MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device that is specifically designed to visualize just the head, neck, or extremities and uses superconducting magnet technology. Head and extremity imaging devices are generally closed-bore designs with cylindrical or rectangular openings, but may also use open-bore designs. This group includes MR devices with conventional head and extremity imaging functions, conventional devices capable of performing MR spectroscopy and other real-time imaging necessary when using MRI for intervention and treatment; and dedicated MR spectroscopy equipment.
Superconducting magnet type circulatory system MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device specifically designed to visualize the cardiovascular system. It is equipped with a superconducting magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. Gantry shapes include closed bore, open bore, and various other designs for accessing the patient. Some devices can perform MR spectroscopy and various real-time images for MRI-based interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. The device is equipped with an imaging patient couch designed to position the patient for optimal visualization of the cardiovascular system during examinations and interventions at rest and during exercise.
Permanent magnetic head/extremity MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device that is specifically designed to visualize only the head, neck, or extremities and uses permanent magnets. Head and extremity imaging devices are generally closed-bore designs with cylindrical or rectangular openings, but may also use open-bore designs. This group includes MR devices with conventional head and extremity imaging functions, conventional devices capable of performing MR spectroscopy and other real-time imaging necessary when using MRI for intervention and treatment; and dedicated MR spectroscopy equipment.
Permanent magnet whole body MR device	A general-purpose magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device designed to image any target part of the body (whole body imaging). It is equipped with a permanent magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. By adding software/hardware modules, in addition to the generation of conventional MR images, MR spectroscopy and other real-time acquisitions required for physiologically synchronized imaging, or MRI mammography, and other MRI-based It can be designed and customized to perform interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. A variety of gantry shapes have been employed, such as closed bore, open bore, single-sided, or other designs for accessing the patient.
Permanent magnet breast MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device specifically designed for imaging the breast. It is equipped with a permanent magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. Gantry shapes include closed bore, open bore, and various other designs for accessing the patient. In addition to generating traditional MR images, it can be designed to perform MR spectroscopy and a variety of real-time imaging needed for MRI-based interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. Breast MR devices typically include a dedicated patient support couch designed to position the patient for optimal visualization of the breast.
Permanent magnet type cardiovascular MR device	A magnetic resonance imaging (MR) device specifically designed to visualize the cardiovascular system. It is equipped with a permanent magnet and can be fixed, movable, or portable. Gantry shapes include closed bore, open bore, and various other designs for accessing the patient. Some devices can perform MR spectroscopy and various real-time images for MRI-based interventions, treatments, and surgical procedures. The device is equipped with an imaging patient couch designed to position the patient for optimal visualization of the cardiovascular system during examinations and interventions at rest and during exercise.
High frequency coil for MR equipment	Radio frequency (RF) coils function as transmitters, receivers, or transceivers of RF pulses required for diagnostic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Used to improve image resolution by improving SN characteristics. RF coils can be broadly divided into two types: volume coils (coils that surround the body part to be imaged) and surface coils (coils that are placed and fixed directly in contact with or underneath the area of interest). This group includes high-frequency coils of various designs and shapes, such as surface coils, phased array coils, saddle coils, Hemholtz coils, and birdcage coils.
MR equipment workstation	A standalone image processing workstation designed to be networked with one or more magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines. The type and configuration of hardware does not matter. An MRI workstation differs from an operator console in that it does not have controls for directly manipulating the imaging equipment. The device can exchange data both online and offline, and is typically located away from the MRI machine's operator console. The equipment is configured to provide the ability to further process and display patient images and information collected by the MRI machine. Limited to those that have the function of providing information for judgment, evaluation, or diagnosis related to pathological conditions.
Infrared thermography device	A device that utilizes infrared photography or other infrared detection technology to produce images and graphs of body surface temperature distribution for the purpose of diagnosing and evaluating various conditions and pathologies. Also called a thermography scanner. The item generally consists of a camera, a display unit including a scanning concentrator, an infrared detector, an operator console, an optical camera, a blackbody phantom, electronic or computerized controls, software, an image display, and an analysis unit. .
Thermography equipment operator console	The operator's console serves as the main control panel for the thermal imager. Depending on the equipment configuration, the device is typically equipped with hardware and software to enable image display, processing, analysis, and image archiving, such as image storage and retrieval. This product is a component of a thermography device and has the ability to connect to a PACS, local area network, RIS or HIS system. It is a separate device from a workstation, as it only contains the primary controls for direct operation of the thermal imaging device, and may be a stand-alone unit or integrated into the thermal imaging device and located in close proximity. .
Electric LCD thermography device	A motorized device that generates, displays, and analyzes images or graphs of body surface temperature distribution for the purpose of diagnosing and evaluating various conditions and pathologies. A sheet of cholesteric liquid crystal-based material is embedded in the outer layer of an object, such as a blanket, pillow, or mattress, placed around the body. The object changes color with variations in the surface temperature of the body part in contact with the cholesteric liquid crystal-containing material, and this color variation is analyzed by visual evaluation or by software-based quantitative methods.
Microwave thermography device	A device that uses microwave oscillation and detection technology to generate images and graphs of body surface temperature distribution for the purpose of diagnosing and evaluating various conditions and pathologies. Sometimes referred to as a microwave thermography probe or microwave scanning device. Generally, the thermographic apparatus consists of a microwave oscillator (probe), a microwave detector, a temperature detector, an operator console, an optical camera, electronic or computerized controls, software, image display equipment, and analysis equipment.
ultrasound machine workstation	A stand-alone image processing workstation designed to be networked with one or more ultrasound imaging systems. It may be considered a component of a PACS device. Ultrasound workstations differ from operator consoles in that they do not have controls for directly manipulating the imaging equipment. This product can exchange data both online and offline, and is generally located at a location remote from the operator console. The device is configured to provide further processing, manipulation, and display capabilities for patient images and information collected by one or more ultrasound devices.
electrical impedance scanner	Electrical impedance scanner (EIS), also called impedance imaging system, is a real-time two-dimensional multifrequency imaging device. Used to detect, record, and map differences in capacitance and resistance between tumor tissue and surrounding normal tissue. Typically mobile in design, the system uses a very low voltage electrical signal through a surface-mounted electrode and the resulting impedance values are sensed by a sensor array in the form of a probe. used to map the local distribution of electrical impedance in the frequency range of 2 to 50 Hz. It is generally considered an adjunct to other imaging methods.
OCT image diagnosis device	Optical coherence tomography (OCT) uses near-infrared rays to describe and diagnose tissue properties and shapes in various parts (e.g. heart, blood vessels, abdomen, lungs, etc.) without surgically collecting tissue. method) Refers to diagnostic imaging equipment. The product includes a software package that supports the acquisition of static and real-time images for use in diagnosing anatomical abnormalities in tissues and determining their function and anatomical problems. This product generates near-infrared rays, irradiates the same infrared rays to the target area, detects the reflected light, processes the obtained information, and generates 2D or 3D still images or videos of the anatomical structure. Use to.
Radiopharmaceutical administration device	A device that injects radioactive drugs or radiopharmaceuticals used in PET examinations into subjects.
electronic thermometer	A measuring device for measuring a patient's body temperature. This product consists of a display unit, a sensor, and others, and detects body temperature and converts it into certain electrical characteristics (resistance, voltage, etc.). After being processed in an electronic circuit, these electrical characteristics maintain the maximum temperature and are digitally displayed as a body temperature value.
Continuous measurement electronic thermometer	This is a measuring device for measuring a patient's body temperature. This product consists of a display unit, an attached sensor, and others, and detects changes in body temperature and converts them into certain electrical characteristics (resistance, voltage, etc.). These changes in electrical characteristics are processed in an electronic circuit and then continuously digitally displayed as a body temperature value.
Heat flow compensation thermometer	A thermometer that uses a measuring probe placed on the surface of the body to continuously measure deep body temperature at that location. A heater is contained within the probe, and by controlling the heater to cancel the heat flow between the deep part and the surface of the body, the core body temperature of that area on the body surface is measured.
ear infrared thermometer	A measuring device for measuring a patient's body temperature. Used to measure the patient's ear canal temperature. They are often designed to estimate the body's internal (core) temperature by measuring infrared radiation within the ear canal. Some devices measure and display infrared rays directly from the eardrum. Some of these products display offsets (corrected values) for axillary temperature, oral temperature, and rectal temperature.
skin infrared thermometer	A measuring device for measuring a patient's body temperature. This product is used to estimate the temperature of a certain area on the skin (armpit, forehead, etc.) by measuring the amount of infrared radiation at that area. Some also have a conversion function to oral temperature, rectal temperature, etc.
Phosphorescent/fiber optic thermometer	A measuring device for measuring a patient's body temperature. These products typically use fiber-optic probes containing miniature temperature sensors based on phosphorescence decay times or other temperature-varying physical properties (liquid crystal structure, polarization rotation, etc.).
Reusable active device connection thermometer probe	A device that connects to a thermometer and is usually inserted into an orifice in the body to measure body temperature. This product is intended for short-term use in any orifice (excluding the oral cavity up to the pharynx, the ear canal up to the eardrum, or the nasal cavity) and cannot be reused after cleaning, disinfection, and/or sterilization. can.
electronic stethoscope	An electronic listening device that detects and amplifies very weak body sounds that are difficult to detect with a regular mechanical stethoscope. Some distinguish between sound tones and reinforcement tones (such as blood flow through a defective heart valve). In some cases, the results are displayed on the screen.
ultrasound stethoscope	A portable ultrasound reader that detects blood flow using sound. It usually has a built-in earpiece and uses ultrasound to evaluate arteriovenous blood flow in patients with circulatory disorders.
magnetocardiograph	A device that uses superconducting sensor technology (SQUID magnetometer) to non-invasively measure and analyze the weak magnetic field generated by cardiac activity from the surface of the thoracic body.
magnetoencephalograph	A device that uses superconducting sensor technology (SQUID magnetometer) to non-invasively measure and analyze weak magnetic fields generated by neural activity in the brain from above the scalp.
magnetometer	A device that uses superconducting sensor technology (SQUID magnetometer) to non-invasively measure and analyze weak magnetic fields generated by muscle nerve activity from the body surface.
thermodilution cardiac output meter	A unit that measures blood flow from the heart using the indicator dilution method. A heat indicator (such as cold saline or other indicator fluid) is injected into the blood entering the heart, and a balloon-equipped (directed) catheter with a temperature probe monitors changes in temperature as it exits the heart. The measurement results will be displayed on this product.
Thermodilution cardiac output meter with thermal coil	A device that measures cardiac output using a catheter with a thermal coil. A thermal coil warms the blood flowing into the heart, and a balloon-equipped catheter (flow direction control) equipped with a temperature probe monitors changes in temperature as it flows out of the heart. The measurement results will be displayed on this product.
dye dilution cardiac output meter	A unit that measures blood flow from the heart using the indicator dilution method. A dye is injected as an indicator into the blood flowing into the heart, and changes in the concentration of the dye flowing out of the heart are monitored using a balloon-equipped catheter (flow direction control). The measurement results will be displayed on this product.
impedance cardiac output meter	A unit that calculates cardiac output from measurements of changes in thoracic impedance related to cardiac activity. The measurement results will be displayed on this product.
ballistocardiogram cardiac output meter	A device used to record body movements (in the head and foot directions) caused by the protrusion of the heart during blood ejection due to cardiac contraction. The patient is placed on a special table that is carefully balanced so that body vibrations are sensed by a transducer (replicating the characteristics of a ballistocardiogram). Used to measure cardiac output and cardiac contractility. This product may reflect older technology.
Fick method cardiac output meter	A unit that measures blood flow from the heart according to the Fick method. In this method, cardiac output is calculated as systemic oxygen consumption divided by the difference in oxygen content between arterial and mixed venous blood. This product measures and displays all measurement items (including mixed venous blood oxygen content). Note: (Fick's law of diffusion: the principle that a substance added to a solution tends to diffuse in a direction such that the concentration of the entire solution is constant)
Infusion pump for thermodilution cardiac output meter	A dedicated pump used with a thermodilution cardiac output meter. Precisely inject the appropriate medication or dye into the bloodstream and collect a blood sample to measure cardiac output.
Radioisotope cardiac output meter	A unit that measures blood flow from the heart using the indicator dilution method. Radioactive isotopes are injected into the blood flowing into the heart and monitored as the blood flows out. The measurement results will be displayed on this product.
Ultrasonic cardiac output meter	A unit that measures blood flow from the heart using the ultrasound Doppler effect. The measurement results will be displayed on this product.
arterial pressure cardiac output meter	A unit that calculates cardiac output from changes in arterial pressure waveforms. The measurement results will be displayed on this product.
pulse counter cardiac output meter	A device that continuously measures cardiac output using the pulse counter method. Used with a dedicated arterial catheter.
Versatile measurement and recording device	A physiological recorder used to record physiological parameters such as electrocardiogram, blood pressure, electroencephalogram, body temperature, and respiration.
sleep evaluation device	Usually refers to a device that records biological signals detected during sleep and is used to evaluate sleep disorders (insomnia, snoring, sleep apnea, etc.). It is usually computerized, but some are used only to display data graphically. Measurement items include electrocardiogram (ECG), electroencephalogram (EEG), chest wall movement, nasal and oral airflow, eye movement, oxygen saturation, and electromyogram (EMG). Other items may be added or excluded depending on the test being performed. Recording is performed by placing multiple electrodes and sensors at predetermined locations on the patient.
Non-central circulatory system angio testing device	A device that tests the hemodynamics of blood vessels other than the heart.
electromagnetic blood flow meter	A device that provides a method for confirming and measuring blood flow velocity after coronary artery bypass surgery, organ transplantation, and other vascular reconstruction procedures. The product utilizes an invasive technique that is performed using a catheter inserted into a blood vessel or a probe that surrounds a surgically exposed blood vessel without penetrating the vessel wall. Also called EM blood flow meter.
ultrasonic blood flow meter	A device that measures blood flow velocity non-invasively or invasively using ultrasound Doppler technology to identify blood flow disorders, such as thrombus, stenosis, mechanical damage, etc., and supports evaluation of their severity. means. All blood vessels outside the cranium and thorax and not blocked by bone or air can be monitored. Examples of clinical applications include air embolism, atherosclerosis, venous post-inflammatory syndrome, varicose veins, and venous thrombosis. Some allow left ventricular function to be assessed at rest or during exercise by measuring blood flow through the aortic arch.
Ultrasonic Doppler blood flow measuring device	A portable or fixed ultrasound device that is used to determine various blood flow-related parameters of the heart, arteries, and veins, but does not produce two-dimensional or three-dimensional images. It can be used to output audible information and display Doppler shifts as a function of time, allowing for diagnosis by contrasting normal and abnormal patterns of blood flow. This group includes continuous wave Doppler and pulsed Doppler. Because it is necessary to detect the Doppler shift, the pulses emitted by this device are generally longer than the pulses of the imaging device.
laser blood flow meter	A device that uses laser technology to measure blood flow velocity non-invasively or invasively to identify blood flow disorders (thrombus, stenosis, mechanical damage, etc.) and to support evaluation of their severity.
magnetic resonance blood flow meter	A device with a quantitative method for determining the adequacy of blood flow in patients exhibiting symptoms of peripheral vascular disease. Magnetic resonance signals from the blood generated by applying a magnetic field are sensed, and the blood flow in the cross section of the limb is measured at predetermined intervals. Measurements can be made without being affected by the depth of blood vessels beneath the surface tissue, calcified arteries, clothing, etc. It may also be used to evaluate the results of angioplasty, atherectomy, bypass surgery, etc.
Non-indwelling blood flow transducer	A device that measures blood flow outside the body (outside blood vessels). This product is used together with a blood flow meter. Some measure blood flow within the heart or above the outside of a blood vessel (they have an open circle shape that slides over the blood vessel and come in various diameters to fit different vessel diameters). Some work using ultrasound or electromagnetic technology.
cerebrospinal fluid pressure monitor	A device that measures patient-related direct pressure in the spinal fluid when it is necessary to monitor it as a result of hospitalization, treatment, or diagnosis. This product is a mechanical device.
Electronic cerebrospinal fluid pressure monitor	A device that measures patient-related direct pressure in the spinal fluid when it is necessary to monitor it as a result of hospitalization, treatment, or diagnosis. This product is an electronic measuring device.
intrauterine pressure monitor	A device that directly measures intrauterine pressure that affects a patient during treatment or diagnosis.
Esophageal pressure monitor	A device used to measure esophageal pressure for diagnosis and postoperative evaluation of esophageal function. Some are the main components of esophageal stethoscopes.
single use pressure transducer	A device that converts pressure into electrical signals for display on the main unit. This product is for single use.
reusable pressure transducer	A device that converts pressure into electrical signals for display on the main unit. This product is reusable.
Reusable pressure transducer dome	An instrument (dome) used for invasive blood pressure measurement and cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurement, which is connected to a pressure transducer to form a measurement system. Some also incorporate stopcocks, flush devices, etc. A pressure transducer is influenced by the pressure of the medium entering the measurement system and thus produces a signal. This product is reusable.
Dome for single use pressure transducer	An instrument (dome) used for invasive blood pressure measurement and cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurement, which is connected to a pressure transducer to form a measurement system. Some also incorporate stopcocks, flush devices, etc. A pressure transducer is influenced by the pressure of the medium entering the measurement system and thus produces a signal. This product is for single use.
intrafascial pressure monitor	An internal manometer that measures the pressure within the fascia.
barostat	A device that pumps air at a constant speed into a balloon inserted into the digestive tract, such as the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, or rectum, and measures the pressure change as internal pressure data, and simultaneously measures the amount of air pumped in.
infusion pump	This device is used to measure the pressure inside the gastrointestinal tract, such as the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and rectum.A device that flows a fixed amount of water into a catheter when measuring pressure with a transducer. A gastrointestinal/esophageal motility monitor that measures using the open chip method.
tonometer	A device used to measure intraocular pressure.
tonograph	A graphic recorder used to record changes in intraocular pressure in the eyeball due to applied force. Various types of tension recorders, such as airpuff tension recorders that record the distortion of the cornea due to a puff of pressurized air, or applanation tension recorders that record the pressure required to concave or flatten the corneal surface. Sometimes a meter is used.
Single use applanation tonometer prism	A sterile, single-use device used in combination with an applanation tonometer to evaluate corneal contact area.
General-purpose phonocardiograph	A device that records heart sounds on the body surface. The activity of the heart produces vibrations that are transmitted through organs and tissues to the body surface and detected by a microphone. The vibrations are processed by an electrical filter to obtain the sound characteristics of the phonocardiogram. Used to evaluate low frequency sounds (atrial or ventricular racing rhythm) and high frequency sounds (mitral regurgitation and ventricular septal defect). Some record subsonic frequencies (several hertz) that are typically considered vibrations such as those recorded by an apex cardiogram. This method is also built into electrocardiographs (ECGs).
fetal heart phonograph	A device that uses an electrocardiograph with a heart sound function to acoustically detect the fetal heart.
fetal ultrasound phonocardiograph	A device that uses ultrasound to detect fetal heartbeats as audible sounds.
heart rate monitor	A device that measures and displays a patient's heart rate (beats/minute). Usually used during exercise stress tests.
pulse rate meter	Measures the number of times per minute when the change in pressure within the blood vessels that occurs when blood is pushed out to the root of the aorta by contraction of the heart is transmitted toward the periphery using methods such as pressure, photoelectric strain gauges, and impedance. Refers to the device used for measurement.
heart sound transducer	A device placed on a patient's chest that captures the sounds produced by heart valves.
Human Body Orifice Single Use Thermometer Probe	A device that connects to a thermometer and is usually inserted into an orifice in the body to measure body temperature. This product is intended for short-term use in orifices (excluding the oral cavity up to the pharynx, the ear canal up to the eardrum, or the nasal cavity) and is for single use.
electroacoustic transducer	A device used to detect vibrations generated by cardiac activity and transmitted to the body surface via organs and tissues. Typically consists of a microphone and signal transmission components. Used with a phonocardiograph, etc.
Ultrasonic probe for bladder examination	An ultrasound probe used in conjunction with a cystometer that uses ultrasound technology. This product generates relatively low frequency ultrasonic waves.
cystometer	A device used to examine the bladder and obtain measurement data regarding pressure and volume. This data is used for diagnostic evaluation of the neuromuscular mechanisms of the bladder. The amount of residual urine after urination can also be measured. The operating mode may be mechanical, ultrasonic, or a combination of these.
local body plethysmograph	A device that measures and records changes in the volume of an organ, body part, or limb. It is also used to record the amount of blood present at the test site and the amount of blood passing through the test site. Many measurement techniques may be employed.
Urodynamic measurement system	A system used for bladder function diagnosis and testing. Used to identify the cause of urinary abnormalities (including incontinence). It is useful for diagnosing neurogenic bladder, stress urinary incontinence, urinary tract obstruction, spasmodic sphincter, etc. Diagnostic urodynamic evaluation includes uroflowmetry (measurement of urine flow rate), measurement of urethral pressure curves (measurement of urethral pressure), cystometry with gas or water (measurement of bladder volume and response), electromyography ( EMG) recordings (measurements of sphincter and other muscle activity). Some can analyze long-term records.
portable erection data recorder	A device that monitors penile erection (erectile tendency). The device is carried by the patient and records erectile function (length, thickness, duration, etc.). The recorded data is used to diagnose penile dysfunction (impotence, etc.).
whole body plethysmograph	A device that measures and records changes in body volume. Usually made of metal, plastic, or glass, they are often used for pulmonary function tests. It consists of an airtight chamber that houses the patient and a spirometry device that is used to measure changes in the patient's lung capacity, airway resistance, etc.
compartment pressure monitor	A device used to measure the increase in intramuscular pressure caused by partition syndrome. Partition syndrome is a condition caused by swelling within the muscle compartment and myelin sheath.
pressure amplifier	An amplifier used to measure pressure (blood pressure, etc.). This group may reflect older technology.
Heart sound/pulse wave unit	This is a heart sound/pulse wave unit that can record heart sounds and pulse waves by connecting it to an electrocardiograph or electrocardiogram analyzer. This unit is a device that can simultaneously record an electrocardiogram, carotid artery wave, apical pulse, fingertip plethysmography, phonocardiogram, etc. in order to comprehensively diagnose cardiac function using this unit.
General-purpose electrocardiograph	A device used to detect, register, and record electrical signals generated by cardiac activity and to reproduce these signals (voltage vs. time) for further use as an electrocardiogram (ECG). It is usually reproduced in the form of a printout, but may also be reproduced on a display or digital media. Some have various features (single-channel or multi-channel recording, data storage, interpretation, testing with passive or active patient participation, etc.).
Long-term electrocardiogram data recorder	A device that records heart activity over a 24-hour period. It is connected to the patient and carried by the patient during recording. The signals are stored on cassettes (magnetic tape) or digital media (non-moving parts). The recordings are analyzed at the hospital using an electrocardiograph, a Holta analyzer, or a computer and specialized software.
Real-time analysis electrocardiogram recorder	A device that analyzes measured electrocardiogram signals in real time and records abnormal waveforms that occur.
Holta analysis device	A device connected to a patient and used to analyze cardiac activity recorded over a long period of time (usually 24 hours) by a recording device carried by the patient. Used with portable long-term recording electrocardiograph.
Computer for electrocardiogram analysis	A specialized computer with a special cardiac software package installed that is used to interpret the waveforms obtained by an attached electrocardiograph (ECG). Predefined pattern recognition technology is used for interpretation. The registered electrocardiograph signals are compared with preset diagnostic criteria.
Cardiac exercise stress monitoring system	A resistance exercise device designed to record electrocardiogram (ECG) signals from electrodes attached to a patient's limbs and chest while the patient performs exercise of various intensities on a treadmill, ergometer, etc. It typically analyzes recorded data, displays results, monitors various functions, adjusts workload, and prints results to provide physicians with comprehensive information on the electrical activity of the heart (including heart rate). conduct.
ECG telephone transmission device	A device that transmits electrocardiogram signals measured from a patient using communication means (for example, a telephone line, etc.).
Apex cardiogram	A device used to record the pulsation of the apical portion of the left ventricle in the precordium. This product uses a non-invasive transducer to sense the movement (vibration) of the soft tissue surrounded by the intercostal space, and reproduces its characteristics in an apex cardiogram. Used to evaluate left ventricular function.
His bundle detector	A device that detects disturbances in impulse conduction from the atrium of the His bundle (atrioventricular) to the ventricle. The bundle of His is a group of electrical fibers in the heart that are responsible for transmitting electrical impulses that cause normal heart contractions.
impedance cardiograph	An electrocardiograph used to record changes in electrical impedance in the chest caused by myocardial activity. Detection is usually performed on the body surface. A graph of impedance variation over time is recorded (impedance cardiograph). This electrocardiograph is used to diagnose specific cardiac abnormalities and to test myocardial activity to detect trends and fluctuations in cardiac function.
vector electrocardiograph	An electrocardiograph (ECG) used to record the sequence of changes in electrical potential magnitude and direction (vector) during a complete cardiac cycle. Some display the electrical signal on the oscilloscope screen as a loop (representing a two-dimensional projection of the tips of all instantaneous electrocardiogram vectors). In some cases, vector electrocardiograms are obtained from electrocardiogram signals using computer techniques and graphical plotters. Used to diagnose heart abnormalities and diseases.
cardiac kymograph	An electrocardiograph that records the movement of the heart wall (mainly the movement of the anterior wall of the left ventricle) in an amplitude versus time graph (cardiac kymograph). It uses a transducer (such as a flat coil) strapped to the chest as part of a high-frequency, low-power oscillator. Movement within the electromagnetic field changes electrical parameters (such as capacitance) and changes the frequency of the oscillator. Cardiac kymographs are very localized and detect motion only in vector components directly below the coil and perpendicular to the coil. This electrocardiogram is aimed at non-invasive detection of local ischemic contractions.
Ischemia monitoring system module	A small device dedicated to measuring ischemia (decreased blood supply to a part of the body) obtained from a connected cable or lead cord, such as by setting a 12-lead electrocardiogram based on the vector method. It is designed to operate as part of a monitoring system that enhances the functionality of the parent device. When this product is installed in the standard slot of the parent device or in the connected module rack, it will automatically plug into the parent device. The parent device operates as a mainframe computer that displays the parameters and information measured and provided by the device.
Computer for exercise stress testing	A specialized computer with a special software package installed that is used to interpret the various physiological parameters and waveforms obtained during a stress test (exercise stress test). The signal is provided from a suitable connected load testing device, such as an ergometer, using predefined pattern recognition techniques. The registered signals are compared with preset diagnostic criteria.
electrocardiogram amplifier	An amplifier used in an electrocardiograph (ECG). This group may reflect older technology.
Multifunctional electrocardiograph	A device that can automatically or manually record or display an electrocardiogram, analyze the recorded electrocardiogram, and record or display the analysis results. By adding various optional modules, other biological parameters (such as pulse waves) can also be measured.
Electrocardiogram/Blood Pressure Holta Recorder	A device that continuously records electrocardiogram waveforms and non-invasively measured blood pressure values over a long period of time.
Stroke cardiac activity recording device	A device that is carried by and/or worn by the patient and, when operated by the patient, records and/or transmits cardiac activity (electrocardiogram, heartbeat, etc.) during an attack. The obtained records are analyzed at a medical facility using an analysis device or a computer and dedicated software.
Electrocardiograph with ultrasound diagnostic device	A device that integrates an electrocardiograph that can record standard 12-lead electrocardiograms and analyze electrocardiograms, and a general-purpose ultrasonic diagnostic device. In addition to recording and analyzing electrocardiograms, it is possible to perform ultrasound diagnosis of the abdominal area, mammary glands, thyroid, and heart area.
Electroencephalograph	A device used to record changes in electrical potential caused by electrical activity in the brain and typically detected at the patient's scalp. Electrical signals are sent to a recorder from leads fixed to the scalp and earlobes, and their characteristics are reproduced in an electroencephalogram (EEG). It is used to test various neurological disorders, evaluate psychiatric disorders, and assist in identifying tumors or lesions near the surface of the brain.
visual evoked response stimulator	A type of stimulator that provides light stimulation (pattern changes, etc.) to the patient's eyes. Typically, they either send light into the eye from an optical system (optical stimulators) or view the light directly through an illuminated screen (direct vision stimulators). It is often used as a component of several other devices (refractors, scanning ophthalmoscopes, visual evoked electrographs, electroretinometers, etc.).
Auditory evoked response stimulator	A type of stimulator that supplies stimuli suitable for stimulating the auditory system. Used for measuring evoked responses or activating electroencephalograms (EEG).
Fetal auditory evoked response stimulator	A type of stimulator that uses sound stimulation to evaluate the health of the fetus. It consists of a sound source that is placed in the abdomen of a pregnant woman, corresponding to the top of the fetus's head, and supplies vibrational sound pulse stimulation. It is used to evaluate the condition of the fetus based on changes in fetal heart rate, fetal acid-base status, etc. during antenatal testing or monitoring during delivery.
Brain wave spectrum analyzer	A device used to display the frequency components and power spectrum density of electroencephalogram (EEG) signals.
map electroencephalograph	A device used to analyze and display the action potential distribution map of measured electroencephalogram signals.
magnetic stimulator	A type of stimulator that applies a magnetic field to stimulate a certain part of the central or peripheral nervous system.
Intrascalp electroencephalogram electrode	A conductor that records electrical potential changes in various areas of the brain within the scalp. A common device that records this electrical activity is an electroencephalogram (EEG).
Long-term brain wave data recorder	A device carried by a patient for long-term (24 hour) recording of electroencephalograms (EEG). The data will be decoded with a long-term electroencephalogram analyzer for detailed evaluation.
epilepsy alarm	A device that emits an alarm signal as a warning of signs of an epileptic seizure.
EEG amplifier	An amplifier used in electroencephalography (EEG). This group may reflect older technology.
Long-term brain wave analysis device	A device connected to a patient and used to analyze neural activity (usually brain activity) previously recorded over a long period of time (usually 24 hours) by a recording device carried by the patient.
electromyograph	A graphic recorder used to measure and record the intrinsic potential of skeletal muscles. It is typically used in the clinical diagnosis of myopathies to assess muscle weakness and to determine whether the weakness is related to the muscle itself or to a problem with the nerves connected to the muscle.
electromyograph electrode	A conductor inserted into muscle or nerve tissue to detect bioelectrical signals. Usually a needle electrode. A common device that records electrical activity sensed by the device is an electromyography (EMG).
electrical evoked response stimulator	A device used to supply electrical stimulation via skin electrodes for the purpose of measuring evoked responses.
facial nerve stimulator	A device used to test the survival of the facial nerve when diagnosing and clinically evaluating facial paralysis (Bell's palsy, etc.) or when facial nerve damage is caused by surgical procedures. Some have the ability to test muscle contraction unrelated to innervation. This product is useful for detecting nerves beneath tissues exposed during facial surgery and preventing accidental damage to facial nerves.
Somatosensory induced nerve electrical stimulation device	A type of peripheral nerve electrical stimulation device that is used to repeatedly stimulate peripheral nerves with precise timing. Typically, it is a multichannel external stimulator using external surface electrodes or invasive electrodes (needle electrodes). This product is used for evoked potential testing and other research (e.g. functional mapping of epilepsy). Some are components of more complex devices (such as somatosensory evoked potential recorders).
Diagnostic neuromuscular electrical stimulator	A type of stimulator that stimulates a peripheral area of the body while monitoring the response of one peripheral area. They are typically simpler in design and function than neuromuscular stimulators used in therapy. Many use external electrodes (hand-held bipolar electrodes, ring electrodes, needle electrodes, etc.) to stimulate very specific areas. Used to stimulate peripheral nerves or muscles in motor nerve conduction tests (posterior tibial nerve, etc.) or sensory nerve conduction tests (ulnar nerve, etc.) conducted during clinical electrophysiological evaluation.
Diagnostic cardiac electrical stimulator	A programmable stimulator that delivers precisely timed electrical impulses to the heart during spontaneous rhythm and pacing. It can be used in asynchronous or synchronous modes to deliver stimulation of varying intensities. Pacing can be used over a wide range of cycle lengths (usually 150-1500 ms). It is used to perform physiological tests on the heart, such as determining the function of various components of atrioventricular conduction, factors necessary for induction and termination of tachycardia, and evaluation of sinus node function.
Needle electrode for electrical stimulation device	A conductor used to pass current through tissue. It is necessary to have both a cathode and an anode. Usually refers to a needle electrode.
subcutaneous stimulation probe	A subcutaneous probe specifically designed for use with a stimulator.
Myoelectric amplifier	An amplifier used in electromyography (EMG). This group may reflect older technology.
Biosignal adjustment device	A device used to record, process, or display biological signals (integrator, differentiator, etc.). Only for offline use.
Auditory evoked response measurement device	An electroacoustic device that evaluates the activity of the auditory nervous system in response to acoustic signals in the ear. The signal (detected via scalp electrodes) may only be measured by computer averaging and signal processing techniques.
Evoked response measuring device	A device that measures signals of various biological phenomena that occur in response to stimulation and performs data analysis processing such as averaging.
Obstetric perinatal physiological data analyzer	A device used during delivery to analyze electronic signal data obtained from fetal and maternal monitors. This product provides clinical diagnosis of fetal status and recommendations for delivery management and clinical intervention. Some include signal analysis equipment, display equipment, and electronic interfaces to other equipment.
Obstetric prenatal physiological data analysis device	A device that uses a microcomputer to evaluate and report fetal growth based on information obtained during ultrasound diagnosis. There are also self-contained handheld pocket computers (programmed calculators) that require manual data entry. Larger desktop systems allow for hard copy reporting, automatic data entry, and storage of reports for later retrieval and review.
bladder electrode	A conductor placed in contact with the bladder to stimulate the bladder and record its electrical activity for the purpose of diagnostic testing.
Electroglotgraph	A graphic recorder used to record changes in potential or impedance caused by vocal cord movement during breathing and vocalization. Appropriate sensors are utilized. Used to evaluate the degree of vocal fold obstruction and to test the pharyngeal mechanism in the treatment of developmental disorders.
cardiac image processing device	A device that captures and analyzes cardiac image signals from ultrasound diagnostic imaging devices, etc., and performs measurements for ventricular volume calculation, ventricular wall motion analysis, and coronary artery stenosis analysis.
nystagmometer	A graphic recorder used to detect electric potentials generated by eye movements. Equipped with electrodes for each eye and for the forehead (in the case of multi-channel recordings) for measuring the potentials of both eyes simultaneously, or for readjusting the position before each measurement for single-channel recordings. Used to detect multiple sclerosis, vestibular dysfunction, drug use, and other specific diseases characterized by involuntary eye movements (nystagmus).
electroretinometer	A device that records changes in electrical potential caused by light stimulation (such as a flash of white light) from the vicinity or surface of the cornea to a reference point on the body. For example, some use primary electrodes (usually gold, platinum, or silver) and reference electrodes placed over most of the body, such as on the cheek or earlobe, and an amplifier to amplify the biopotential. Some can include or be connected to a personal computer for waveform storage and analysis. It may be used to diagnose retinal degeneration, night blindness, and retinal circulation disorders.
esophageal electrode	A conductor used to stimulate muscle contraction of the esophagus.
Fetal scalp electrode	A conductor that is attached to the scalp of a fetus in the womb and transmits electrical signals so that the fetal vital signs can be monitored. Usually a spiral electrode.
Visual evoked response measurement device	A device that measures biopotential changes induced by visual stimuli (changes in brightness, changes in shapes, etc.).
electrooculometer	A device whose purpose is to record the potential difference between the retina and cornea during eye movements in response to visual stimuli. For example, there are methods that use surface electrodes attached to the inner and outer canthuses and an amplifier that amplifies the biopotential. Some can include or be connected to a personal computer for waveform storage and analysis. It may be used to evaluate light/dark adaptation in the diagnosis of specific retinal diseases. Some have the ability to record minute, rapid eye movements during reading and sleep. It is sometimes used to record eye movements.
biosignal amplifier	An amplifier that adjusts the signal level and impedance between two or more medical devices that transmit biological signals.
Peripheral nerve electrical stimulation device for block monitor	A type of peripheral nerve electrical stimulation device that stimulates nerves in order to evaluate the appropriateness of neuromuscular blocks (ulnar nerve, facial nerve, lower limb nerves, etc.) during surgery and the disappearance of neuromuscular blocks during the recovery period. say. They can be battery or line powered and typically use four different stimulation formats: twitch, train of four, tetany, and double burst. Typically, conventional electrocardiogram electrodes or bipolar surface electrodes (ball electrodes) are utilized.
patient monitor system	A system consisting of various devices used to simultaneously detect, process, and display the vital signs of multiple patients. It is designed to provide a visual or audible signal/alarm when a harmful condition is detected and recorded, thereby providing medical personnel with an advanced monitoring system. Collect patient signals (bedside, outpatient) from multiple monitors or other devices and exchange information to remotely operate these devices.
central monitor	A unit used to collect, process, and display vital signs and patient data from a single or multiple bedside monitor units. It is designed to provide a visual or audible signal/alarm when a hazardous condition is recorded. It is typically installed at a central patient monitoring station in an intensive care unit or cardiac unit, allowing staff to monitor a large number of patients simultaneously. Some have additional features such as Holta monitoring or ST segment monitoring.
breathing rate monitor	A non-invasive device that measures respiratory rate. Some devices measure respiratory volume or have an alarm function.
ventilation monitor	A device that continuously monitors a breathing circuit for various respiratory parameters during the breathing cycle, such as respiratory rate, pressure, flow, and lung volume. Some have indicators for respiratory rate and I:E ratio. Issues a warning when ventilation dysfunction occurs.
non-invasive blood pressure monitor	A device that measures, processes, and displays blood pressure measured non-invasively outside the body. Some provide visual or audible signals/alarms when a harmful condition is recorded. Some methods use external transducers.
blood pressure alarm	A device that monitors a patient's blood pressure and issues an alarm signal if it exceeds a preset limit.
invasive blood pressure monitor	A device that measures, processes, and displays blood pressure invasively measured within blood vessels. Some provide visual or audible signals/alarms when a harmful condition is recorded.
Multi-item monitor	A unit that utilizes built-in feature kits, modules, and other equipment to collect and display several monitoring parameters by bed or patient. The bedside unit can be connected to a central monitor, but can also operate independently. Monitoring parameters include electrocardiogram (ECG), blood pressure, body temperature, cardiac output, and respiratory gases.
Electrocardiogram ESTE department monitor	A device that measures and displays the ST segment of an electrocardiogram (ECG) signal.
breathing monitor	A device that monitors respiratory function. Measure the flow (flow rate) and airway pressure (Paw) during inspiration and expiration. Carbon dioxide (CO
electrocardiogram monitor	A device that processes and displays a patient's electrocardiogram (ECG). Some even display heart rate. Some provide visual or audible signals/alarms when a harmful condition is recorded.
brain wave monitor	A device that processes and displays electrical signals generated in the brain, usually presenting them as electroencephalograms (EEG).
electrocardiogram module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitors, which is used to detect and record electrocardiogram (ECG) signals, excluding those with an arrhythmia analysis function.
breathing module	A type of plug-in module used for multi-item monitoring, which measures flow (flow rate) and airway pressure (Paw) during inspiration and expiration. Carbon dioxide (CO
invasive blood pressure module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring that measures blood pressure (at a single site or multiple sites) using a pressure transducer inserted directly into a blood vessel via a catheter.
non-invasive blood pressure module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring, which measures blood pressure using a cuff attached to the arm or leg (non-invasive method).
carbon dioxide module	A type of plug-in unit that is usually used for multi-item monitoring.
multifunctional module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring that measures and monitors multiple functional indicators (electrocardiogram (ECG), respiratory rate, body temperature, blood pressure, pulse rate, oximeter value, etc.).
pulse oximeter module	A type of plug-in unit usually used for multi-item monitors that uses optical detection with a special probe to measure the saturated partial pressure of oxygen (SpO1) in the blood transcutaneously (through the skin). say. Light produced by a light emitting diode (LED) impinges on the arterial tissue blood, this light is received by a detector and measured according to the principles of spectrophotometry.
cardiac output module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring that measures cardiac output (the amount of blood pumped out of the heart in one minute). Usually used at the bedside.
body temperature module	Usually a type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring, which measures and monitors the patient's body temperature (single or multiple sites). Measurements are performed using a probe (eg skin or rectum).
Portable multi-item monitor	A monitoring unit specially designed for use during patient transportation (transportation to a hospital, other hospital, other department within a hospital, etc.). Items that can be monitored include electrocardiogram (ECG), blood pressure, body temperature, and pulse oximeter measurements. It can also be used as a conventional bedside unit.
multi gas module	It is a type of plug-in type unit that is usually used for multi-item monitoring. It is used for anesthesia and is used for various gases (anesthetics, oxygen (O
intracardiac oximeter module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring, which measures the ratio of oxyhemoglobin to oxyhemoglobin consumed by the heart (SvO) by comparing the red and infrared absorption of blood.
Long-term electrocardiographic recording module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring, used to detect and record a patient's cardiac activity over a 1-hour period. Recording is done with the patient lying down (in the cardiology department), and the signals are stored on cassettes (magnetic tape), digital media (no moving parts), etc., and are later analyzed using an electrocardiograph (ECG, Holter analysis). device).
electromyograph module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitors, used to detect and record electromyograms (EMG signals). Muscle diseases can sometimes be diagnosed by measuring the electrical activity that occurs in muscle tissue.
Neural sensing module for position determination	It is a type of plug-in unit that is usually used for multi-item monitors and is used to detect nerve centers in certain parts of the body. It consists of a nerve stimulator and a receiver that records nerve action potentials.
EEG module	A type of plug-in unit used for multi-item monitoring that detects and records electroencephalogram (EEG) signals generated by electrical activity in the brain and detected via electrodes placed on the patient's forehead or scalp. . Some record auditory evoked potential signals (AEPs). Used for anesthesia, critical care treatment, etc.
intracardiac oximeter	Oxygen saturation (SvO) of blood flowing from the heart to the lungs
pulse oximeter	A device that transcutaneously measures blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) using optical detection with a special probe. The light generated by the light emitting diode illuminates the arterial tissue blood, is received by a detector and measured according to the principles of spectrophotometry. Some can calculate pulse rate, electrocardiogram (ECG), and capnogram.
pulse oxi capnometer	A device that monitors oxygen saturation (SpO2) and carbon dioxide (CO2). Items that can be monitored include end-tidal gas carbon dioxide concentration (EtCO2), inspired carbon dioxide concentration (FiCO2), arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate, and measured values of respiratory rate.
Transcutaneous blood gas analyzer/pulse oximeter combination device for monitoring biological phenomena	A single device that has the functions of both a transcutaneous blood gas analyzer and a pulse oximeter. (See definitions of transcutaneous blood gas analyzer and pulse oximeter)
Transcutaneous blood gas sensor/pulse oximeter probe combination device for monitoring biological phenomena	A single sensor that functions as both a transcutaneous blood gas sensor and a pulse oximeter probe. (See definitions for transcutaneous blood gas sensors and pulse oximeter probes)
newborn monitor	A specialized device that detects, processes, and displays multiple vital signs and parameters of newborn infants.
fetal heart monitor	A device used to detect, measure, and display fetal cardiac activity during the perinatal period. It usually measures the fetal heartbeat, but can also assess the movement of heart valves. This product 1) electronically records fetal heart sounds on a graph, 2) uses external electrodes to identify the fetal and maternal electrocardiogram signals obtained from the mother's abdomen, and 3) normally detects pregnant women using continuous wave (Doppler) echo. It operates non-invasively by delivering ultrasound energy to and receiving ultrasound energy from a pregnant woman. Some have alarms that signal when the heart rate exceeds a preset threshold.
uterine contraction monitor	A device used to monitor the progress of labor (early uterine contractions). The duration, frequency, and relative pressure of uterine contractions are measured using a transducer fixed to the abdomen of the pregnant woman. Usually has an alarm function. Fetal parameters are not monitored.
Parturition monitoring device	A heart rate tocodynamometer (a device that simultaneously records the fetal heart rate and uterine contractions during delivery). Usually, uterine contractions are recorded using a tocodynamometer fixed to the woman's abdomen. This device has an action plate compressed between the outer fixation bond and the abdomen as a pressure transducer. Heart rate is measured by an ultrasound transducer.
Telemetry heart rate contraction monitor	A complete system for transmitting, receiving, and recording signals (usually electrical signals) to and from remote locations. Used for wireless telemetry for continuous ambulatory recording of fetal heart rate and uterine contractions.
Telemetry type heart rate contraction monitor receiver	A part of a wireless telemeter device that receives wireless signals from a transmitter that detects fetal heart rate and uterine contractions during delivery.
Telemetry type heart rate contraction monitor transmitter	A part of a wireless telemeter device that transmits signals related to fetal heart rate and uterine contractions to a receiver.
Transcutaneous blood gas analyzer	An automatic or semi-automatic device used to transcutaneously measure the partial pressure of oxygen (pO2) and partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO2) in the blood, using a special heating sensor that increases blood flow at the application site. means. Primarily used in infants and pediatric patients. Equipped with graph and data output functions.
transcutaneous blood gas module	A type of plug-in unit, usually used for multi-monitoring, that uses a gas-sensitive membrane electrode and a heated sensor placed on the skin to measure the partial pressure of gases in the blood (pO
transcutaneous blood gas sensor	A device used to measure gas partial pressure (oxygen or carbon dioxide partial pressure (pO2, pCO2)) in blood through the skin. An electrical signal is sent to the base unit, which analyzes the signal and usually displays the results on a display.
Subcutaneous blood gas analyzer	An automatic or semi-automatic device used to measure the partial pressure of oxygen (pO2) in the blood by inserting a special catheter, cannula, or probe into subcutaneous tissue. Equipped with graph and data output functions.
airway pressure monitor	A dedicated device used to measure and display pressure values (maximum average expiratory and inspiratory static oral pressure, etc.) monitored in the patient's upper respiratory tract. This information is used for diagnosis. Usually equipped with a pressure indicator and a built-in alarm.
Gastrointestinal/esophageal motility monitor	A device that monitors the digestive system and esophagus to obtain data used for diagnosis. Usually, peristalsis, pressure, acidity, etc. of the stomach or esophagus are measured. Some devices can record time-series measurements of peristalsis and esophageal contraction linked to swallowing and breathing. Typically includes a monitor display, computer, software, and specialized measurement probes.
fetal brain wave monitor	A device that detects, processes, and displays electrical signals generated in the fetal brain as electroencephalograms or electroencephalograms (EEG).
hypopnea alarm	A device used to diagnose insomnia accompanied by respiratory depression. To detect slow shallow breathing that leads to decreased oxygen uptake, record the phase difference between thoracic and abdominal movements. Generates an alarm signal if a preset limit is exceeded.
telemetry electrocardiograph	A complete system for transmitting, receiving, and recording signals (usually electrical signals) to and from remote locations. In particular, it is used in wireless telemeters for continuous ambulatory recording of electrocardiogram (ECG) signals. Also includes telephone transmission and recording functions for ECG data.
Telemetry myoelectric receiver	A part of a wireless telemeter device that receives radio signals from an electromyography (EMG) transmitter.
Telemetry electroencephalogram	A complete system for transmitting, receiving, and recording signals (usually electrical signals) to and from remote locations. In particular, it is used in wireless telemeters for continuous ambulatory recording of electroencephalogram (EEG) signals. Also includes telephone transmission and recording functions for EEG data.
Telemetry pulse oximeter	A system for measuring hemoglobin oxygen saturation that uses wireless communication as part of the signal transmission path to eliminate wires or other cable connections. It is often used to allow patients to move freely.
Telemetry type electrocardiogram receiver	A part of a wireless telemeter device that receives wireless signals from an electrocardiogram (ECG) transmitter.
Telemetry type brain wave transmitter	A part of a wireless telemeter device that transmits electroencephalogram (EEG) signals to a receiver.
Telemetry type electrocardiogram transmitter	A part of a wireless telemeter device that transmits electrocardiogram (ECG) signals to a receiver.
Telemetry type brain wave receiver	A part of a wireless telemeter device that receives radio signals from an electroencephalogram (EEG) transmitter.
Telemetry pulse oximeter transmitter	Part of a wireless telemetry device that measures arterial oxygen saturation (SpO
Telemetry type electromyograph	A complete system for transmitting, receiving, and recording signals (usually electrical signals) to and from remote locations. In particular, it is used in wireless telemeters for continuous ambulatory recording of electromyography (EMG) signals. Also includes telephone transmission and recording functions for EMG data.
Telemetry myoelectric transmitter	A part of a wireless telemeter device that transmits electromyogram (EMG) signals to a receiver.
Telemetry pulse oximeter receiver	A part of a wireless telemeter device that receives wireless signals from a pulse oximeter transmitter.
Telemetry biosignal measuring device	A complete system for transmitting, receiving, and recording signals (usually electrical signals) to and from remote locations. In particular, it is used in wireless telemeters for continuous portable recording of biological signals other than electrocardiograms (ECG), electroencephalograms (EEG), electromyograms (EMG), and fetal signals.
Telemetry electrocardiogram receiving module	A type of plug-in unit usually used for multi-item monitors, whose purpose is to receive (wireless) ECG signals transmitted via an airborne (remote) transmitter on the patient's side. When the patient walks around the room or in the ward, the patient's cardiac activity can be continuously monitored within the range that the receiving module can receive.
telemetry data transmitter	A part of a wireless telemeter device that transmits data measured by instruments (such as a stand-alone multi-gas analyzer) to a central monitor.
Long-term respiratory lung function data recorder	A device that records some lung function (respiration rate, etc.) over a long period of time (usually 24 hours or more), which serves as portable information for diagnosis. This product is connected to and carried by the patient. The recorded measurements (data) are downloaded to appropriate analysis equipment at the hospital for analysis.
Long-term body temperature data recorder	A device that records a patient's body temperature over a long period of time (usually 24 hours or more), which provides trend information for diagnosis. Usually connected to the patient. Patients may also carry it with them. The recorded measurements (data) become suitable data for analysis.
Respiratory curve data recorder	A device that displays the movement of the chest during breathing on a graph. Sensors (such as electrical impedance) are used to detect and transduce chest movements during breathing. Some display both speed and waveform of movement.
pneumotachograph data recorder	A device that uses the instantaneous flow (velocity) of air in the oral cavity and integrated signals to graphically record the amount of air per breath during inspiration or exhalation. Contains a resistance attachment (wire screen, capillary tube, etc.) that is placed on the tube through which the breathing gas flows, so that the pressure drop is directly proportional to the airflow velocity. Used to display respiratory dynamics. It may be used in conjunction with a whole-body plethysmograph to measure static lung compliance or airway resistance. An esophageal balloon may also be used.
nerve monitor	A device that monitors the function of individual nerves or nerve bundles. Changes may occur during surgery due to trauma, anesthesia, etc., and it is important to know if and when changes occur.
Long-term physical activity data recorder	An automatic device that measures and records a patient's daily movement over an extended period of time. It is usually attached to a patient's limb and carried by the patient while performing normal daily activities. Body movement is detected with a transducer and a signal is sent to a counting and timing circuit. Movement is recorded over several days and later analyzed using computer software. One application of this product is to evaluate the health status, daily activities, and exercise capacity of heart failure patients.
Long-term urodynamic data recorder	A device that records urodynamics over a 24-hour period. This product must be carried by the patient. The obtained data will be analyzed at the hospital.
Esophageal catheter with pH sensor	A catheter with a pH sensor attached to the tip, which is primarily used to measure the pH within the stomach and esophagus.
Jaundice meter	A device that non-invasively measures serum bilirubin concentration by spectroscopically analyzing the amount of light absorbed by bilirubin deposited in the subcutaneous tissues of newborns.
Pediatric pulmonary function analyzer	A device used to measure and record respiratory function (usually by tidal volume, ventilation frequency, minute ventilation, airway compliance, and airway resistance) in newborns or children.
peak flow spirometer	A device used to measure a patient's maximum ventilation flow rate (maximum expiratory volume per unit time) for comparison with normal or previous values. This allows diseases such as asthma, emphysema, and bronchitis to be detected. It is usually referred to as a peak expiratory flow (PEF) meter.
respiratory flow meter	A device that measures respiratory flow rate from the airflow velocity measured by a respiratory transducer.
respiratory resistance meter	A device that measures respiratory resistance from external air pressure and respiratory flow rate measured by a respiratory transducer.
Electronic diagnostic spirometer	An electrically powered device that measures the air volume and airflow velocity in the lungs for the purpose of diagnosing or examining lung diseases. These measurements provide information about the patient's lung function and can be compared to normal or previous values.
Basal metabolism measuring device	A device that measures basal metabolism. May be used in conjunction with a ventilator.
Nitrogen gas analyzer	A device that measures nitrogen concentration in exhaled or inhaled air using an electrochemical method, mass spectrometry, ultraviolet light, or infrared absorption method.
Carbon dioxide analyzer	A device that measures the carbon dioxide concentration in a gas mixture to determine ventilation, circulation, or metabolic status by electrochemistry, infrared absorption, gas chromatography, or mass spectrometry.
hydrogen gas analyzer	Usually refers to a device that measures the concentration of hydrogen (H2) in a patient's exhaled breath.
Nitrogen dioxide gas analyzer	A device that measures the concentration of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in exhaled or inhaled air using an electrochemical method, mass spectrometry, or ultraviolet or infrared absorption method.
capnometer	A device that monitors CO2.
Carbon dioxide carbon isotope ratio analyzer	Electrochemistry, infrared absorption, gas chromatography, or mass spectrometry can be used to determine the carbon dioxide concentration in a gas mixture and the carbon isotope ratio (13C) contained in exhaled carbon dioxide to determine ventilation, circulation, or metabolic conditions. A device that measures the amount of change in /12C).
Adult lung function analyzer	A device used to measure the function and efficiency of the respiratory system (usually the ventilation, diffusion, and distribution of gases in the lungs) in adult patients.
Respiratory function measuring device	A device used to measure gas exchange (ventilation, distribution, diffusion) in the lungs, the function and efficiency of the respiratory center, respiratory muscles, etc., or the condition of the bronchi.
Nasal resistance measuring device	A device used to measure airflow and pressure changes within the nostrils for purposes such as nasal cavity calculations. Used to measure the degree of nasal congestion/stuffiness. There are simple pressure gauge-type devices and computer-based devices that use acoustic measurement techniques for calculations.
Water vapor gas analyzer	A specialized device that uses mass spectrometry to measure the concentration of water vapor in exhaled breath from a patient's lungs.
gas differential pressure transducer	A two-chamber medical device often used for pulmonary function tests. Generates an electrical signal proportional to the difference in gas pressure in the two chambers. Measured values are displayed and processed on the next master unit.
long term monitoring spirometer	A device that continuously measures a patient's tidal volume or minute output for the purpose of evaluating ventilation function. Some have high tidal volume and low tidal volume alarms.
Carbon monoxide gas analyzer	A device that measures the carbon monoxide concentration in a mixed gas as a reference for evaluating metabolic or respiratory conditions. Techniques such as electrochemical analysis, infrared absorption, gas chromatography or mass spectrometry are used.
Pulmonary exercise load monitoring system	A resistance exercise device that measures respiratory gases using oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) analyzers, along with other parameters of lung function during exercise. A mask, mouthpiece, and hood attached to the tube and connected between the patient and the gas analyzer measure and calculate the patient's respiration while the patient performs an exercise on a given type of ergometer. Usually displays results, monitors various functions (ECG, etc.), adjusts workload, and prints.
Diagnostic positive airway pressure unit	A unit used to examine patients suspected of having sleep apnea and its complications. By analyzing the recorded data, it is possible to assess the patient's condition and prescribe the necessary treatment.
Nitric oxide gas analyzer	A device that measures and quantifies the concentration of nitrogen monoxide in a mixed gas. It is used to measure the concentration of NO in the exhaled and inhaled air supplied to patients during special respiratory treatment. Such data are important because NO gas is only effective in very small quantities.
X-ray CT diagnostic equipment xenon gas management system	Refers to equipment that is considered a component of an X-ray/CT system. Xenon gas delivery devices used in diagnostic X-rays are designed to deliver xenon gas (by inhalation or infusion) for real-time imaging examinations of physical or physiological parameters such as blood flow.
Xenon gas management system for nuclear medicine diagnosis	A device that is considered a component of a nuclear medicine imaging device such as a gamma camera or SPECT. A xenon gas rebreather is used to deliver xenon gas to the patient and contain the radioactive xenon gas in the exhaled air for real-time imaging of physical or physiological parameters such as lung function and blood flow. . This product is designed to suppress the release of radioactive gas into the atmosphere during image capture.
Single-use nuclear medicine diagnostic xenon gas inhalation set	A device for delivering xenon gas to a patient and containing exhaled radioactive xenon gas for use in imaging tests for physical or physiological parameters such as lung function or blood flow. This product is designed to suppress the release of radioactive gases into the atmosphere.
multi gas monitor	A multi-gas monitor that monitors the concentration of oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, anesthetic gas, etc. in a patient's exhaled and/or inhaled air, as well as their respiratory rate.
Pulmonary function test filter	A device that removes contaminated minute droplets such as saliva and sputum expelled from subjects during lung function tests. This product is for single use.
Respiratory circulation testing device	A test device that combines two or more of the following: respiratory function measurement, basal metabolism measurement, and lung exercise load measurement.
Shaking drawing device	A device that records involuntary shaking or tremors. It has built-in sensors that detect the movement of fingers, hands, and arms in various resting positions. Movements are recorded directly using a recording pen or an electrical transducer (for sensitive recordings).
Quantitative sensory testing device for neurological disease diagnosis	A device used to test and determine the vibration level necessary to measure the vibration sensation threshold of the skin of a certain part of the body. It is used in neuropathological diagnosis to detect early symptoms of disorders such as suspected diabetes, exposure to neurotoxic substances (solvents, heavy metals, etc.), poor working environments, and traffic accidents.
noise generating audiometer	A device consisting of an electronic generator, an amplifier, and earphones. Used to add masking noise to the non-test ear during audiometry. This minimizes the detection of test sounds generated by the test ear by non-test ears.
visual enhancement audiometer	Refers to an electronic acoustic device used for hearing evaluation of infants. If the infant responds appropriately to the test signal, a picture that appeals to the infant is automatically displayed as a reward.
pure tone audiometer	An audiometer that can measure both air conduction and bone conduction. It typically includes earphones and a headband, and supplies pure tones of a predetermined frequency to each ear at a known sound pressure level. Some have bone conduction handsets. For clinical use, a means to generate both functions and a calibrated masking noise is required. It usually has an external input port and is connected to an external signal generator.
manual audiometer	An electroacoustic device in which signal presentation, frequency, hearing level selection, and recording of the subject's responses are performed manually. Excludes those equipped with speech auditory testing functions.
automatic recording audiometer	An electroacoustic device that automatically presents signals, selects or changes frequencies, changes hearing levels, and records test subject responses. Instructions for changes in hearing level are controlled by the subject. Some have the ability to generate a fixed frequency or a continuously varying/swept frequency or both. Some output test sounds both continuously and in pulses. Excludes those equipped with speech auditory testing functions.
computer controlled audiometer	An electroacoustic device whose testing procedure is controlled by a computer or microprocessor. The patient does not control the test signal level, as with automatic recording audiometers. Usually, hearing levels are also calculated and displayed based on the patient's response. Excludes those equipped with speech auditory testing functions.
speech audiometer	An electroacoustic device for hearing measurement using speech test materials. Pure tone audiometers are often provided with means by which they can be used as speech audiometers by connecting a pre-recorded speech material supply device to an external input port.
impedance audiometer	An electroacoustic device that uses acoustic probe signals to evaluate the acoustic impedance and admittance of the human ear. The purpose of this product is to measure changes in acoustic impedance and admittance due to changes in air pressure in the ear canal or activation of muscle reflexes in the middle ear. The results obtained from middle ear impedance measurements are displayed in a diagram called a tympanogram.
Impedance audiometer with pure tone audiometry and speech audiometry functions	An electroacoustic device that uses acoustic probe signals to evaluate the acoustic impedance and admittance of the human ear. This device has the functions of a pure tone auditory threshold test and a speech auditory test.
Objective hearing test device	Used in audiometry to detect and record local electrical potentials generated from the brain or spinal cord in response to a sensory organ or a point in its ascending path or to a stimulus within the central nervous system (visual, auditory, somatosensory, etc.) Refers to equipment. The characteristics of the recorded potentials vary depending on the recording site, the mode of stimulation (evoked response), the amount and the level of consciousness or anesthesia. The resulting waveforms may be used to assess the function and integrity of the brain and its sensory pathways.
otoacoustic emitting device	A device used to record and analyze weak sounds from the ear. Such sounds may be caused by spontaneous emissions, click stimuli (transient stimulus induced emissions) or tone burst stimuli (distortion component emissions).
Eustachian tube function testing device	This device is used to diagnose conditions such as eustachian tube patency and eustachian tube stenosis.It detects changes in sound permeability between the nasal cavity and external auditory canal due to swallowing movements, and the process by which pressure in the middle ear cavity is released by swallowing movements. Refers to something to be observed or recorded.
Auditory evoked response measurement device with otoacoustic radiation measurement function	An electroacoustic device that evaluates the activity of the auditory nervous system in response to acoustic signals in the ear. Responses are detected via scalp electrodes. The device also has the ability to record and analyze weak sounds from the ears. Such sounds may be caused by spontaneous emissions, click stimuli (transient stimulus induced emissions) or tone burst stimuli (distortion component emissions).
Rotation/pendulum/linear acceleration stimulator	An electric chair that can apply quantitatively reproducible acceleration stimulation to the otolith organs of the inner ear. This chair performs rotational, pendulum or linear movements.
Balance function testing system	A system for testing a patient's balance function that utilizes a tilt balance platform equipped with sensors, a computer, and specialized software. The patient adjusts his center of gravity (leans to one side) in response to physician instructions or platform instability. The output of such movements is measured, recorded on a computer, and reproduced graphically. This product is used for posture tests, balance or equilibrium tests, etc.
Olfactory meter for quantitative sensory testing	A device used for quantitative and qualitative evaluation of a patient's sense of smell. There are various configurations such as racks of small bottles containing various scents and slide-type test tube devices. It is usually used after a head injury that may change the patient's sense of smell.
tonoscope	A device used to visualize sound by recording vibrations on a screen. Used for head or brain examination using sound.
vestibular function thermal stimulator	A type of stimulation device that supplies thermal stimulation in the form of air or water flow into the ear canal. A vestibular function stimulator consists of a perfusion system containing pumps, valves, heaters, and regulators to regulate the flow rate and temperature of the medium. Stimulation of the semicircular canals induces involuntary eye movements that are measured with a nystagmometer. Used to test vestibular function by assessing the patient's balance system.
Quantitative tactile sensory tester	A device used in neurological testing to examine normal and increased or decreased skin sensitivity, and to measure tactile thresholds. The test is carried out in various ways: 1. Applying artificial hair of various diameters until sensation occurs 2.1. One rod or fiber (fixed to the finger of the person being tested for normal or abnormal sense of touch) 3. Use a pinwheel (rotating serrated wheel) and move it over the skin. 4. Stimulate with one pointed instrument to identify the abnormal area or gradually start from a central point with a compass-like instrument. Draw the arc so that it becomes larger.
electromagnetic stimulator	A type of stimulator that delivers electromagnetic energy to tissue at a level below the patient's thermal perception threshold. Typically, short pulses of radiofrequency energy are used to raise the temperature of the target tissue by less than 1°C.
Neural detection stimulation device for position determination	A device that detects nerves intermittently to monitor the positional relationship between nerves and surgical instruments (scalpels, etc.). It consists of a nerve stimulator and a receiver that records nerve signal activity.
Local anesthesia nerve stimulator	A battery-powered device used to locate the appropriate nerves in a certain area of the body prior to local anesthesia. By stimulating this area with an electric current, muscle reflexes are activated and can be observed. Muscle reflexes can also be confirmed by increasing the electrical current after injecting an anesthetic or the like for local anesthesia. This product is also used for physical therapy and diagnostic purposes.
Temperature analyzer for quantitative sensory testing	A device that quantitatively diagnoses and evaluates reactions to thermal stimulation (usually reactions on the skin surface) in order to obtain information regarding thermal sensation thresholds. There are invasive and non-invasive devices. Used for diagnostic tests such as early diabetes, detection of phantom pain, neurological examination of small nerve fiber system, and pain threshold test. The test is performed by increasing the temperature to approximately 42-50°C.
Quantitative sensory testing equipment for temperature sense	This refers to a rapid testing device used to determine areas with impaired temperature sense. The test is performed by applying a charged roller heated to a preset temperature (eg, 25°C and 49°C) (normal skin temperature is 30-32°C). Identify the patient's corresponding sensations and map areas where the sensations are normal or abnormal.
single use nerve locator	A single-use nerve locator used in surgery to identify or locate motor nerves or to test muscle reactions. It consists of a needle electrode inserted subcutaneously, a probe electrode brought into contact with the skin tissue, a pilot lamp used to confirm electrical continuity, etc.
electric taste meter	Refers to equipment used for taste testing. Electrodes are brought into contact with the tongue, electrical current stimulation is applied, and the current threshold for sensing taste is measured.
eye movement stimulator	A device used to stimulate the balance nervous system, such as the vestibular nerve, using visual stimulation to induce eye movements due to the vestibulo-ocular reflex in order to measure the degree of balance dysfunction.
Electric skin algometer	An electrically powered device used to measure a patient's sensitivity to pain (pin pricks, etc.). Also called a pain meter.
Physiological neuromuscular function analyzer	A device used to measure and evaluate the movement of the body or joints for the purpose of graphic display and biomechanical analysis of the body, such as spinal analysis or joint movement testing. It can also be used to measure the degree of ataxia (inability to exercise muscle coordination). This product is typically used to examine mechanisms and tasks related to sports, work, and rehabilitation. Some may include various components such as optoelectronic or electromagnetic devices, markers, sensors, video cameras, image processors, and computers.
myograph	A device that determines and records various phases such as the intensity or velocity of muscle contraction. It has a built-in sensor that detects displacement or force related to muscle contraction and reproduces it in a graph (muscle movement diagram). It is used to evaluate muscles under several conditions, such as displacement under sustained tension or force developed under isometric conditions.
perineal pressure measuring device	A device consisting of a fluid-filled bag inserted into the vagina that is connected to an external pressure gauge. By resisting the voluntary contraction of the perineal muscles, the strength of the perineal muscles is measured and used to diagnose and treat urinary incontinence or sexual dysfunction through exercise.
spinal curvature monitor	A device that detects, displays, and records the position of each of several adjacent vertebrae in a continuous region of the spinal column.
Pulpometer for quantitative sensory testing	A device that tests and determines the pain perception threshold of patients suspected of having a disorder. Some work using several measurement techniques. The initial phase of the reflex withdrawal response, usually called the pressure pain threshold, is detected.
Cruciate ligament function testing equipment	An instrument used to evaluate cruciate ligament function.
laryngeal stroboscope device	A device used to observe vocalization phenomena within the pharynx. It is typically used in conjunction with other system components and a suitable endoscope. Used to test the function of the generator (glottis) and diagnose dysphonia.
Fat/Lean Mass Analyzer	A device used to measure body fat and fat-free mass. Measurement results are displayed in weight.
body composition analyzer	A device that uses the bioelectrical impedance method (BIA method) to measure body water (intracellular and extracellular fluid) volume, fat-free mass, etc.
Vocal function testing device	A device that observes or records physical quantities such as vocal intensity, fundamental frequency, and expiratory flow rate, and is used to diagnose functional disorders of the vocal organs. Some include functions to measure the interrelationships and stability of these physical quantities.
Tongue pressure measuring device	A device for electrically measuring tongue pressure.
health checkup system	A system that measures biological information (e.g., blood pressure, electrocardiogram, etc.), collects information using communication means (e.g., telephone line, etc.), and comprehensively examines a patient's health condition.
biofeedback system	Normally, visual or auditory signals corresponding to one or more of physiological functions such as brain wave activity, muscle activity, blood pressure, skin temperature, and balance so that the patient can consciously control involuntary functions to some extent. A system consisting of a set of devices that emit This product detects changes in physiological functions that are normally unconscious, amplifies these signals, and provides feedback to the patient. Used for tension headache control, muscle relaxation, rehabilitation, behavioral research, etc.
erection transducer	A device that detects erection and displays and processes related measured values on the parent device.
Long-term data recorder for gastric pH	A device that uses a sensor to record the acidity of the stomach over a 24-hour period. This product must be carried by the patient. The results are analyzed using suitable equipment that can later decipher and display the records.
Intraoral camera for dental diagnosis	A video or still image of the inside of the oral cavity that is used for diagnosis.
Self-test urine chemistry analyzer	A dedicated automatic or semi-automatic self-testing device used to identify and measure chemical substances in urine using test strips or sensors.
Self-test urine glucose meter	An automatic or semi-automatic self-testing device used to identify and measure urine sugar using test strips or sensors.
electronic urine glucose meter	This is a urine sugar meter specially designed for health management. An automatic or semi-automatic dedicated health care device used to measure daily urine sugar levels using a sensor.
single use tissue biopsy needle	A cylindrical, hollow, specialized instrument used to collect biopsy specimens. They are manufactured in a variety of diameter sizes, and their tips are shaped in various geometries for use in obtaining tissue samples for analysis. This product is for single use.
Aspiration tissue biopsy needle kit	A collection of instruments, including biopsy needles and other supplies for removing tissue using mechanical suction.
Single-use cholangiography needle	A long, thin, sharp instrument used to inject a contrast agent into the bile duct for cholangiography. This product is for single use.
Single use hypodermic needle	An elongated, sharp, hollow instrument used with a syringe, secondary drug therapy set, or phlebotomy set (such as a blood sampling adapter or holder) to administer or drain fluids from a patient. This product is for single use.
Single-use intradermal needle	An instrument with a sharp hollow needle specially designed for the simple and reliable intradermal injection of pharmaceuticals such as vaccines. This product is for single use.
single use arterial injection needle	A long, sharp, hollow instrument used to puncture an artery. Usually made of metal and single-use.
Single use tine test needle	A long, thin, sharp needle used in instruments that make multiple punctures at the same time, such as in tuberculosis tines tests. This product is for single use.
Tine test/vaccine needle	A slender, sharp needle used as an instrument for making multiple punctures at the same time, such as in tuberculosis tines tests or smallpox vaccinations, etc., or needles with various shapes such as a forked tip. This product is for single use.
Single-use filter needle	An elongated, sharp device with an integrated filter intended for filtering injectable fluids. This product is for single use.
Single-use hypodermic injection port needle	A slender, sharp, hollow instrument that is attached to a syringe and used to directly inject or inject drugs subcutaneously during treatment. This product is for single use.
Single use fistula needle	A long, sharp, hollow, single-use device used to drain a fistula.
single use ophthalmic cannula	A sterilized cylindrical device used for draining and suctioning intraocular substances and injecting irrigation fluid during ophthalmic surgery. This product is for single use.
Single-use ophthalmic surgery cannula with tube	A cylindrical device with a tube used for injecting irrigation fluid and suctioning intraocular substances during ophthalmic surgery. This product is for single use.
Single-use ophthalmic surgery cannula	A cylindrical device used to inject irrigation fluid and aspirate intraocular substances during eye surgery. This product is for single use. For example, some have a round, flat, or hook-shaped tip, or have a sleeve attached to the tip of the needle tube.
Single use round tip needle	An elongated instrument with a blunt, curved tip to prevent damage to sensitive structures during internal exploration.
Single use suction needle	A long, sharp, hollow instrument used to remove fluid from a cavity or obtain a biopsy sample. This product is for single use.
Single-use manual lancet	A small, sharp-pointed instrument used to puncture the skin when collecting blood samples or draining the contents of sacs or boils. There are needle-like and sword-like ones. This product is for single use.
introduction needle	A puncture device used to assist in inserting needles, catheters, wires, etc. into the body for treatment or diagnosis.
Double-edged needle for prefill syringe	A device with metal or resin needles at both ends that is used to pierce a rubber gasket such as a pre-filled syringe and administer or mix a medicinal solution in a container. This product is for single use.
Single-use intraosseous injection needle	An instrument with a long and narrow lumen used to puncture bone, collect tissue, and inject drugs, etc. They are mainly made of metal or plastic and are for single use.
Single-use injection and drainage needle	A long, thin, sharp metal needle used to pass through the skin for the purpose of injecting or draining fluids. In addition to long, sharp, hollow needles, there are also needles with various shapes, such as a forked tip. This product is for single use.
ophthalmological needle	An instrument with a hollow tube used for injecting medical fluid into the eye or aspirating intraocular fluid into a syringe during cataract surgery. There are true needles and curved needles. This product is for single use.
dental syringe needle	An instrument consisting of a long, thin, hollow metal tube with a sharp tip and a needle base, intended to be attached to a dental cartridge syringe for injecting local anesthetics.
Needles for pharmaceutical and vaccine injections	A device for parenterally administering drugs contained in cartridges. The cartridge is used as part of, attached to, or inserted into a pen injector. Used by people who need to regularly self-administer medicines such as insulin and hormones. The device typically consists of a stainless steel double-ended needle of various sizes secured to a threaded plastic hub to which a pen syringe is connected. This product is for single use and is sealed in sterile packaging.
Single-use endoscopic sclerotherapy needle	An instrument used with a special endoscope during endoscopic treatment, and used to inject pharmaceuticals into mucous membranes or blood vessels during sclerotherapy. The flexible tube has a needle at one end and a syringe connector at the other end. This product is for single use.
Single-use endoscopic injection needle	An instrument used with a dedicated endoscope during endoscopic treatment, used to inject pharmaceuticals into mucous membranes or blood vessels for hemostasis, curing, or other purposes. A syringe needle is attached to the tip of the soft tube, and the other end is a connector for a syringe barrel. This product is for single use.
Needle for percutaneous ethanol injection	A long, sharp, hollow instrument used to percutaneously inject ethanol into liver tumors to cause necrosis. The set consists of a guide needle connected to an ultrasound probe. It is sterile and single-use.
Contrast injection needle	A very thin, sharp instrument used in tomography (CT) to connect to a syringe containing a contrast medium and inject the contrast medium into the body. It is sterile and single-use.
General purpose syringe with needle	An instrument used to inject, inject, or withdraw liquid or gas. Usually made of glass or plastic, it consists of a graduated container and a plunger. Often used for administering drugs or collecting blood.
Cartridge type needleless syringe for hypodermic injection	A device consisting of a metal tube and a plunger. The device is used by loading a sealed glass cartridge containing the drug from the proximal side. This device has a special nozzle that allows the contents of the cartridge to be pushed percutaneously or transmucosally (no needle required). Including dental ones.
Cartridge type hypodermic injection syringe with non-exposed needle	A device consisting of a metal tube and a plunger. The device is used by loading a sealed glass cartridge containing the drug from the proximal side. This device uses the included protected non-exposed needle for hypodermic injection.
Syringe for pharmaceutical/vaccine injection	A device used for the intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous injection of medicines or vaccines into the human body using a standard plunger syringe equipped with a suitable needle. The medicines and vaccines to be injected are filled into prefilled syringes inserted into the injection barrel, and administered by medical personnel. This product is a reusable, hand-held, manual device that is used when continuous injection is required, such as in mass vaccinations. This product is not a hypodermic syringe.
Epidural localization loss-of-resistance syringe	An instrument used for loss of resistance (LOR) during epidural anesthesia. Consists of a cylinder and a plunger. Usually made of plastic or glass.
Puncture needle for temporary use anesthesia	An instrument with a hollow tube used for percutaneous nerve block procedures. Some have insulated tubes, some have terminals for connecting to electrodes, and some have sharp hollow tubes. It is temporary and single use. However, it is not used for the central nervous system.
Puncture needle with port	A puncture needle used when inserting a vascular catheter, etc., that has a side hole (port) for inserting a guide wire.
Sterilized plastic cannula puncture needle	An arteriovenous indwelling needle that combines a plastic cannula and a metal needle.
Plastic cannula abdominal puncture needle	A device consisting of a plastic cannula and a metal needle that is used to puncture body cavities and organs for drainage, injection of medicinal solutions, etc.
Dialysis indwelling needle	A non-metallic indwelling needle that is placed at the puncture site during hemodialysis.
image-guided biopsy kit	Biopsy needles and other supplies used for image-guided tissue aspiration collection. The tip must be clearly identified in the image.
Needle for drug injection	A device consisting of an injection needle, syringe, tube, or three-way stopcock used for percutaneously injecting medicinal solutions into organs, etc., or for mixing medicinal solutions. Some components may not be included.
Nerve exploration set	A set that collects needles, electrode catheters, etc. used for nerve exploration using muscle contraction as an indicator, local injection of drug solutions, etc.
Marker insertion set	It consists of a puncture needle, an introduction needle, and a marker used to insert a metal marker into a tumor site or inject a dye. Some components may not be included.
Laser irradiation therapy set	A set that collects puncture needles, metal wires, metal pipes, etc. used in laser irradiation therapy.
Laser radiation therapy kit	A kit that includes a puncture needle, guide wire, and guide tube for guiding a laser guide probe for laser irradiation therapy. Some do not include some components or are integrated.
transvaginal drug injection needle	A device consisting of an injection needle and tube used to inject drugs etc. vaginally.
brachytherapy puncture set	A puncture needle is used for the purpose of inserting a radiation source into a tumor site, etc., and consists of a puncture stylet and a cannula.
Electromagnetic coagulation therapy needle	A puncture needle used as a protective material for electrodes, etc. during electromagnetic coagulation therapy. Some have hollow tubes made of metal or plastic, some have insulation treatment, and some have sharp ends. Extension tubes etc. may also be included.
Electromagnetic coagulation therapy kit	A package containing necessary equipment such as puncture needles and extension tubes used to protect electrodes, etc. during electromagnetic coagulation therapy. Some have hollow tubes made of metal or plastic, some have insulation treatment, and some have sharp ends.
thermotherapy needle	A puncture needle used as a protective material for sensors for measuring deep temperature during thermotherapy. Some have hollow metal or plastic tubes with closed ends. A stylet etc. may also be included.
Heat therapy kit	A package that collects necessary instruments such as puncture needles and stylets used as protective materials for deep temperature measurement sensors during thermotherapy. Some have hollow metal or plastic tubes with closed ends.
bone marrow biopsy kit	A kit containing instruments, including a single-use biopsy needle and other necessary items, used to aspirate tissue specimens during bone marrow biopsy.
kidney biopsy kit	A kit containing instruments, including biopsy needles and other necessary items, used to collect kidney tissue in vivo.
Intrauterine tissue collection kit	A kit containing syringes, needles, aspirators, cotton swabs, specimen collectors, specimen slides, and appropriate equipment for preparing smears used to obtain endometrial tissue. Used to collect and prepare Papanicolaou smears in medical facilities. This product is for single use.
soft tissue biopsy kit	A kit containing instruments including biopsy needles and other necessary items used to collect biological soft tissue from the target area.
Motorized soft tissue biopsy kit	A kit containing instruments including biopsy needles and other necessary items used to collect biological soft tissue from the target area. This product is equipped with an electric control unit.
lung biopsy kit	A package of instruments, including a single-use biopsy needle and other supplies, used to aspirate tissue specimens during percutaneous lung biopsy.
brain biopsy kit	A package of instruments, including a single-use brain biopsy needle and other supplies, used to perform stereotactic brain tissue sampling.
Urinary needle guide	An instrument used to assist in inserting a needle into the urinary tract for treatment or diagnosis.
single use dialysis needle	A long, thin, sharp instrument used to draw blood in and out during vascular dialysis. This product is for single use.
catheter needle	An elongated, sharp, hollow instrument used to pass through the body for the purpose of catheter placement and manipulation.
Replacement fluid cleaning set for dialysis	A single-use sterilization set used for cleaning, replenishing, or draining blood circuits. It may be used by incorporating it into the blood circuit. One end is connected to the chemical solution side or waste solution side, and the other end is connected to the circuit.
Adhesive transparent wound dressing/protective material	A transparent polyurethane film with adhesive edges used to cover and protect wounds with little exudate.
Non-stick wound dressing/protective material	A gauze-like or pad-like dressing coated or impregnated with silicone or white petrolatum emulsion to protect the wound without sticking.
Locally administered hydrogel wound dressing/protective material	Topically administered wound dressings and protectants made of hydrophilic polymers used to absorb exudate, control bleeding or fluid loss, and protect wounds from abrasion, abrasion, desiccation, and contamination.
Locally administered saline-containing wound dressing/protective material	Locally administered wound dressings and protective materials containing hypertonic saline intended to promote biological cleansing of wounds and assist in autolytic debridement.
Topically administered hydrophilic gel wound dressing/protection material	It is made of hydrophilic fibers or chitin or alginate (salt and acid), etc., which absorbs exudate, creates a moist environment, and assists autolytic debridement, and is usually a sheet or ribbon-shaped local wound dressing/protection material. say.
burn kit	A package containing essential items such as dressings and antibiotics used in combination to treat first- or second-degree burns.
Local control foam wound dressing/protection material	A wound dressing/protection material consisting of a highly absorbent pad made of hydrophilic foam for topical management and used to cover wounds with a large amount of exudate.
surgical packing	A cylindrical gauze. It comes in a variety of widths and is made of gauze impregnated with Vaseline or povidone-iodine, and is used by stuffing it into the surgical incision.
wound protection ring	A circular plastic cover with a hole in the center. Protect the area by adhering to the skin around the surgical wound or covering the exposed area of the wound. It can also be used to hold surgical drapes.
Single use first aid kit without drugs	A convenient set of instruments and materials for the early stage treatment of injuries in emergencies. Usually used in homes, cars, ambulance services, and places with many people. This product does not contain any drugs or pharmaceuticals. This product is for single use.
bone wax	A waxy stick, paste, sauce, or ointment used to block bleeding from bones during surgery. It used to be made from purified beeswax, but now it can be made from synthetic wax.
Incision and drainage kit	A package containing tools, including surgical scalpels and tubes, used to create openings in the body and place drains. This product is for single use.
Uterus operation set	A set used for injecting and expelling medicinal solutions while manipulating the uterus. It consists of a catheter with a balloon, a syringe, a tube, a catheter, etc.
ophthalmological conformer	An ophthalmic device, usually made of molded plastic, intended for temporary insertion between the eyeball and eyelid to preserve orbital space and prevent closure or adhesions during healing after enucleation.
Dialysis start/end set	A prepackaged set of equipment (single-use) and materials (gauze, compressed cotton, tweezers, etc.) necessary for starting and ending dialysis on a patient.
Single-use circumcision kit	A kit, set, or tray that is prepackaged with all the various devices, protective coverings, or medicines necessary for circumcision. Usually includes disinfectants, circumcision clamps, scissors, scalpels, etc. This product is for single use.
Intraocular air displacement device	A device used to inject a small amount of air into the eye for the purpose of retinal repositioning or removal of subretinal fluid during ophthalmic surgery.
reusable surgical procedure kit	A packaged kit, set, or tray containing all the various instruments, wound dressings/protective materials, and medicines necessary for general surgical procedures. This product can be reused after proper cleaning.
Puncture needle attachment device for ultrasound probe	A fixing device used to attach a puncture needle to an ultrasound probe, etc.
Skin graft dermabrasion device	A surgical instrument used to harvest skin for the purpose of skin grafting. Including manual or power type.
autologous skin graft expander	A device used to expand a donor graft to cover a recipient area that is larger than the donor graft. Mesh the donor graft at various expansion ratios.
ENT treatment unit	A unit used to support patients during medical treatment or treatment in the field of otorhinolaryngology (ENT). Equipped with special functions for medical treatment or treatment. Typically, a table or chair is included as part of the system and equipment (suction/ventilation equipment, instrument drawers, mirror heaters, etc.).
air fluidized bed	A bed designed for the treatment of patients with severe and extensive burns. It is also used in cases where weight transfer is necessary for treatment of pressure ulcers or when there is a small amount of residual body fat. This product utilizes the circulation of filtered, temperature-controlled air that is passed through a large number of ceramic globules (small spherical ceramic beads) and is almost in a liquid (flowing) state at this stage. This allows the patient's entire body surface to be completely lifted. The combined effect of this process provides other highly beneficial results.
Air mat	It is mainly used to prevent bedsores and consists of a pump part that pumps air and a mat part that inflates with air. There are mats filled with air that prevent the pressure on the body from concentrating on one point, mats that automatically adjust the amount of air fed and move pressure points, and features that allow you to change your body position by tilting your body diagonally. Some have .
artificial valve rotator	A surgical instrument used in heart valve replacement surgery. Used to change the direction of the flow path in an artificial valve.
Transcutaneous pacemaker electrode removal device	A complex device used to remove pacemaker electrodes by making a slight incision in the skin. It is equipped with a small clamp to hold the electrode and a device designed to remove the tissue attached to the electrode. Some have a loop that slides along the electrode to remove adherent tissue or a laser to ablate the adherent tissue.
Transesophageal external cardiac pacemaker electrode	An electrode placed in the esophagus to establish an electrical connection for the purpose of transmitting electrical impulses from a transesophageal external cardiac pacemaker. This product is non-invasive and for temporary use.
steerable stylet	A movable device used to assist in position adjustment and movement during implantation of pulse generator leads for temporary use.
Urinary stent position correction catheter	A catheter used to slightly correct the position of a urinary stent after placement.
orthopedic rotator	Refers to accessories for implants or braces used to support, protect, or assist the use of casts, braces, or implants for medical purposes.
tracheostomy speech valve	A device that connects to the tracheostomy tube and is intended to eliminate the need for manual closure. Allows tracheostomy patients to speak easily and clearly.
implantable syringe	A hollow container with a threaded plunger and pressure gauge for implanting other devices, such as embolization implants, into the body. After surgical placement at the target site using a guide tube (such as a suitable catheter), the device precisely controls the pressure for purging and delivery of the implantable device. The plunger has a locking mechanism for additional control, and the device is equipped with a flexible high-pressure extension tube. Pressure gauges facilitate purging, instrument placement, and instrument separation (feeding) settings. This product is for single use.
Short-term use vas deferens prosthesis	A device used for short-term use to repair damaged or obstructed tubes that transport sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.
dialysis machine connection	A connector used to connect the dialysate circuit in a dialysis machine to a dialyzer, etc.
Hematocrit monitor measurement cell for extracorporeal circulation	A cell that invasively measures the hematocrit (ratio of red blood cells) in blood during extracorporeal circulation during hemodialysis or open-heart surgery, and is usually attached to an extracorporeal circulation circuit.
Heat exchanger for heart-lung machine	Equipment consisting of a heat exchange system used during extracorporeal circulation. It warms or cools blood or perfusate for the purpose of cardiopulmonary bypass surgery or treatment.
Blood tank for heart-lung machine	A device used as part of a heart-lung machine or used with other devices during short-term extracorporeal circulation. It maintains a blood reserve for extracorporeal circulation. Some have a filter function. This product is for single use.
Defoamer for heart-lung machine	A device used to remove air bubbles from the blood during cardiopulmonary bypass surgery. It is used in conjunction with an artificial lung, which adds the necessary oxygen to the blood before returning it to the patient.
Blood filter for heart-lung circuit	A filter used to prevent particles or blood clots from entering the bloodstream and interfering with extracorporeal circulation. It may also be used to trap air bubbles.
Filter for cardioplegia fluid	A filter used to remove foreign substances from cardioplegia fluid. Used to prevent interference with extracorporeal circulation. Some remove microclumps and air bubbles from blood cardioplegia fluid.
Single-use heart-lung machine defoamer	A device used to remove air bubbles from the blood during cardiopulmonary bypass surgery. It is used in conjunction with an artificial lung, which adds the necessary oxygen to the blood before returning it to the patient. This product is for single use.
Single-use heart-lung machine heat exchanger	Equipment consisting of a heat exchange system used during extracorporeal circulation. It warms or cools blood or perfusate for the purpose of cardiopulmonary bypass surgery or treatment. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit set for dialysis	A single-use sterile set intended for hemodialysis (including hemofiltration and hemodiafiltration). Typically, the complete set of tubing (connectors, clamps, etc.).
Left ventricular line suction control valve	An adjustable or non-adjustable valve installed in the left ventricular (LV) line and designed to maintain low suction to prevent line collapse. Used to decompress the left ventricle during cardiopulmonary bypass.
Safety valve for heart-lung machine	A safety valve that is one of the components of a heart-lung machine system and is connected to the blood supply side when a centrifugal pump is used to prevent backflow of blood when the centrifugal pump is stopped. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit tube connector	A tool used to interconnect and connect two tubes, etc. Used in blood circuits, etc.
Blood circuit for plasma separation	A blood circuit used for blood purification through extracorporeal circulation using a membrane-type plasma separator, membrane-type plasma component separator, selective plasma component adsorber, etc. This product is for single use.
transducer protection filter	A device used to remove foreign objects from gas lines in pressure monitoring lines.
Continuous slow hemofiltration blood circuit	A blood circuit used to purify blood through extracorporeal circulation using a continuous slow blood filter. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit for ascites filtration and concentration	A circuit used to remove ascites or pleural fluid from the body, filter and concentrate it using an ascites filtration concentrator, and return it to the blood. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit for blood cell removal	A blood circuit used to remove blood cells through extracorporeal circulation using a purifier for blood cell removal. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit for hemofiltration	A blood circuit used to purify blood through extracorporeal circulation using a blood filter. This product is for single use.
Adsorption type blood purification blood circuit	A blood circuit used to purify blood using an adsorption type blood purifier. This product is for single use.
Adsorption type blood purification blood circuit for endotoxin removal	A blood circuit used to purify blood through extracorporeal circulation using an adsorption type blood purifier for endotoxin removal. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit for centrifugal blood component separation device	A blood circuit for separating and collecting blood components using a centrifugal blood component separation device. This product is for single use.
Circuit for centrifugal blood purification device	This is a blood circuit that is attached to a centrifugal blood purifier and used to perform processing such as cleaning and concentration of blood components. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit for centrifugal blood component collection device	A blood circuit for separating and collecting blood components using a centrifugal blood component collection device. This product is for single use.
Blood circuit for versatile blood processing	A blood circuit used for multi-purpose blood processing, such as blood purification and blood cell removal through extracorporeal circulation using membrane-type plasma separators, continuous slow blood filters, blood cell removal purifiers, etc. This product is for single use.
Priming solution filter for heart-lung machine	A single-use device used to filter non-heme priming solutions from heart-lung bypass circuit systems.
Blood circuit monitoring set	A tube that connects a blood circuit to a blood pressure monitor. It may be used by incorporating it into the blood circuit. The shape of the side connected to the blood circuit may be a Luer taper or a needle.
Single-use anesthesia breathing circuit	A device used to deliver medical gas from the fresh gas supply device of an anesthesia system to a patient. The breathing system may also provide connections between the patient, a ventilator, a circle absorber, or a monitor connection. It usually has both inhalation and exhalation routes. There are rebreathing and non-rebreathing types.
scavenge anesthesia mask	A cylindrical device placed in the nose and mouth to supply anesthetic or analgesic gas to the patient. It includes a soft rim that seals against the patient's facial anatomy and an external casing or other mechanism for directing exhaled and exhaust gases to a gas scavenging device. It is usually used when it is difficult to attach the device in an airtight manner to the patient's facial structure.
Reciprocating absorption anesthesia breathing circuit	A reusable breathing system that bidirectionally divides the flow of gas through a carbon dioxide absorber located between the reservoir bag and the patient connection port.
Single use anesthesia breathing circuit bag	A single-use elastomeric reservoir bag that stores breathing gas in a breathing circuit. Depending on the design of the breathing circuit, it is placed in the inspiratory or expiratory limb of the breathing circuit. Some act as maximum pressure limiters during spontaneous breathing or manual assisted ventilation.
anesthesia mask	A flexible cone-shaped device made of conductive or nonconductive rubber or other material that is placed in a patient's nose or mouth to deliver anesthetic gas to the upper respiratory tract. It may also be used in conjunction with an artificial resuscitator.
halogenated vapor absorber	A canister containing an absorbent (such as activated carbon) that removes halogenated vapors from the breathing system or exhaled gas.
Anesthetic vaporizer for halothane	A device used to vaporize the anesthetic halothane (also called fluorothane) and administer it in a controlled manner to patients undergoing surgery. Usually attached to an anesthesia system or ventilator.
Anesthetic vaporizer for methoxyflurane	A device used to vaporize the anesthetic methoxyflurane and administer it in a controlled manner to patients undergoing surgical pretreatment. Usually attached to an anesthesia system or ventilator.
reusable carbon dioxide absorber	A refillable container used in the breathing circuit of an anesthesia system to remove carbon dioxide from exhaled breath. The product can be refilled with a suitable carbon dioxide absorbent and reused after the necessary sanitary treatment.
Reusable Anesthesia Breathing Circuit Bag	A reusable elastomeric reservoir bag that stores breathing gas in a breathing circuit. Depending on the design of the breathing circuit, it is placed in the inspiratory or expiratory limb of the breathing circuit. Some act as maximum pressure limiters during spontaneous breathing or manual assisted ventilation.
Single use carbon dioxide absorber	A pre-packed container used in the breathing circuit of an anesthesia system for carbon dioxide absorbent. Installed in the breathing circuit to remove carbon dioxide from exhaled breath. This product is for single use.
Reusable anesthesia breathing circuit	A reusable device used to deliver medical gas from the fresh gas supply device of an anesthesia system to a patient. The breathing system may also provide connections between the patient, a ventilator, a circle absorber, or a monitor connection. It usually has both inhalation and exhalation routes. There are rebreathing and non-rebreathing types. They can be conductive or non-conductive.
tympanic anesthesia machine	In otorhinolaryngology (ENT) surgery, a device that applies a weak electric current to promote anesthesia penetration into the eardrum. This product uses ear and arm electrodes as accessories.
Ionosmotic tympanic anesthesia machine	In tympanic membrane anesthesia using ionization, it refers to a device that promotes the penetration of anesthetic solution into the eardrum by passing a weak electric current through the human body.
Iontophoretic transcutaneous local anesthesia machine	An ionization infiltration local anesthesia method, which refers to a device that promotes percutaneous penetration of anesthetic solution by passing a weak electric current through the human body.
open incubator	A unit that functions similarly to a standard incubator, but is open with low side walls and no enclosure at the top, allowing immediate contact with the infant. This product is not used for premature infants, but for infants with conditions that require intensive treatment similar to infants in incubators. The equipment includes overhead heating lamps, oxygen therapy flow meters, gas mixers, suction units, and infusion pump equipment. The difference with closed incubators is that the oxygen environment around the user cannot be controlled.
Stationary infant radiant warmer	A device with a built-in infrared heating element that is controlled to radiate heat uniformly for newborn and infant patients who require a controlled thermal environment. This product is generally intended to be maintained within a hospital ward or clinical department for this purpose. Some devices are equipped with wheels, but in these cases the wheels are used to move the device without a baby in it, and the thermal environment cannot be maintained while being moved.
Infant local warming device	A device that uses radiant heat and is designed to be used alone or in conjunction with other devices (such as a respiratory arrest treatment table) to supply heat to a patient from above. It is usually used to warm newborn infants or newborn infants who require external heat supplementation. It may also be used to warm extremities (severe burn patients, neurophysiological tests, etc.).
Ultraviolet irradiator for peritoneal irrigation	A device that irradiates ultraviolet light to disinfect the connections during connection of each component of a peritoneal perfusion transfer tube set. Some have connection functions.
Local irrigation heat exchanger	A special device that warms blood by conducting heat through a membrane. Used for perfusion of limbs or organs other than the heart.
Peritoneal perfusate filter	A device with pores used to trap contaminant particles in the peritoneal irrigation fluid before it is injected into the peritoneal cavity.
autologous blood collection device	A blood collection device equipped with a blood cell cleaning function that is used to reinfuse blood lost by a patient due to surgery or trauma into the patient immediately or later. As part of the regeneration process, centrifugal force is used to mainly separate red blood cells and wash them in physiological saline (NaCl). This device is used only for blood collection and cleaning.
Single-use autologous blood collection kit	A single-use product consisting of a dedicated centrifugal bowl, blood bag, etc. used in a blood collection device with a blood cell washing function used to reinfuse blood lost by a patient due to surgery or trauma into the patient immediately or later. A set. As part of the blood regeneration process, red blood cells are separated using centrifugal force and washed in physiological saline (NaCl).
Walking neuromuscular electrical stimulator	A type of neuromuscular electrical stimulation device that improves the walking function of patients with partial paralysis of the lower limbs by stimulating the lower limb nerves (peroneal nerve, femoral nerve, etc.) and inducing contraction of the lower limb muscles.
Neuromuscular electrical stimulator for scoliosis	A type of stimulator that stimulates the musculature of the back to generate force in order to stabilize or slow the progression of scoliosis. Some use implantable receivers with electrodes and external transmitters, but most are external and use surface electrodes placed on the convex surface of the curve. Stimulation is typically delivered while the patient is asleep. Treatment continues until the skeleton has fully grown. It is usually used in children and adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis.
Magnetic stimulation device for urinary incontinence treatment	A non-implantable magnetic stimulation device used to treat urinary incontinence. It usually consists of a main unit that includes a power source and a stimulation unit that provides magnetic energy.
General-purpose functional muscle electrical stimulation device	A device that assists and controls biological functions by electrically stimulating peripheral muscles that have become paralyzed due to neurological disorders. Stimulation methods include methods using surface electrodes and methods using implanted electrodes.
Infrared therapy device	A device that heats and treats areas of the body that are stiff, painful, or inflamed. Provides wavelengths from 600 to 12000 nanometers (nm). It may also be used in the management and treatment of newborn infants who can or must be removed from closed incubators for testing and treatment.
UV treatment device	A device equipped with a special lamp that emits light in the ultraviolet region. Usually used to treat skin diseases (psoriasis). In order to distribute the UV radiation evenly and to ensure that the whole body is exposed, ceiling lights such as sunbeds or enclosures (chambers, cabinets, etc.) with UV light tubes on the inner walls are manufactured. This product is often used in conjunction with psoralen for psoralen ultraviolet A (PUVA) therapy.
Carbon arc light treatment device	A device equipped with a special carbon rod that generates ultraviolet light and used for skin treatment (sun therapy, etc.). It is an old technology.
Neonatal jaundice phototherapy device	A device that emits light of blue, green, or white wavelengths for the treatment of neonatal jaundice, etc.
Phototherapy device for seasonal affective disorder	A device used for patients with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) syndrome. It mimics normal daylight to improve the patient's mental state.
xenon phototherapy device	A device that uses a xenon discharge tube and uses a continuous spectrum of ultraviolet, visible, and infrared light to stimulate nerve reflexes, improve thermal effects, improve blood flow, activate tissues, and relieve pain and inflammation. Equipped with several preset adjustment options (emission pulse, duration, etc.).
器周波治療器	A nerve and muscle stimulator used percutaneously for analgesia and improving muscle atrophy. Consists of an external stimulator and electrodes. Because the electrodes are placed on the skin and not inserted into the body, electrical stimulation is delivered through the skin (transcutaneously) to the area of pain or myopathy. Usually with some preset adjustment options (pulse frequency, pulse duration, etc.). Some are portable and battery powered. Includes transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators (TENS) and electrical muscle stimulators (EMS). Used to treat pain associated with surgery, trauma, musculoskeletal disorders, bursitis, and dental disorders. It is also used for physical therapy and during labor and delivery. Some also have heating functions.
Interference current type low frequency treatment device	A device intended for the treatment of patients with muscle disorders and pain disorders. Two types of MF currents are applied from multiple pairs of skin electrodes so that interference occurs. This results in a beat frequency used for treating muscle disorders at the difference in frequency, and a beat frequency used for pain relief on the higher frequency side. Skin electrodes come in a variety of shapes and configurations, some of which are used with suction electrodes to provide therapeutic massage.
Low frequency treatment device guide	A conductor used with a low frequency treatment device. It is attached to the patient's body in order to transmit electromagnetic energy from the parent unit.
Strength period measurement low frequency therapy device	Among nerve and muscle stimulation devices used for percutaneous analgesia and improvement of muscle atrophy, this refers to a device that measures the strength-duration curve. The intensity-duration curve consists of sequentially changing the pulse width of electrical stimulation and plotting the minimum value of the current at which muscle contraction occurs at each pulse width. Electrical stimulation is delivered transcutaneously to the site of pain, myopathy, or the site of intensity-duration curve measurement. Usually with some preset adjustment options (pulse frequency, pulse duration, etc.).
microwave treatment device	A therapeutic device that sends a beam of high-frequency microwave energy to heat body tissue 1cm to 2cm beneath the skin with the purpose of promoting healing and pain relief. The tissue is heated but not damaged as in surgical diathermy.
Ultra short wave treatment device	Delivering electromagnetic energy in the RF band (13 MHz to 27.12 MHz) to specific areas of the body to generate deep heat within body tissues for the treatment of specific diseases (pain relief, muscle spasms, joint contractures, etc.) A treatment device that generates However, it is not used to treat malignant tumors. The tissue is heated but not damaged as in surgical diathermy.
Ultrasonic treatment device	A device used to obtain therapeutic effects during muscle pain relief treatment. It converts electromagnetic energy into ultrasound, which penetrates tissues and relieves pain through thermal and non-thermal physiological responses. Ultrasonic energy is delivered to the patient via a specialized probe.
Ultrasonic fracture treatment device	A device that promotes bone formation (osteogenesis) by applying pulsed low-intensity ultrasound waves.
canopy heating device	A device used to heat a patient's entire body by radiating heat from above. It can also be controlled by a control unit to supply heat to specific parts of the canopy. Usually used in burn units or intensive care units.
Canopy heating device control unit	A unit used to control the temperature of the heat generated and radiated from the canopy of a heating device.
canopy heating system	A system used to warm a patient's body by providing controlled radiant heat. It consists of a canopy that serves as a heat source and a control unit that has heat control, monitoring, alarm functions, etc.
Hydrotherapy dosing device	A bathtub equipped with a catheter nozzle that generates a large volume of water jet that has a therapeutic massage effect. Also called non-invasive hydrotherapy. It can be used for pain relief therapy for rheumatism patients, etc. It is designed exclusively for hospitals and facilities and is not applicable for home use. There is also a therapeutic bathing device that uses broadband ultrasonic waves of special bubbles (because it is broadband all-wave, it is harmless to the human body even when used during normal bathing, and has heating, massage, and cleaning effects).
Upper extremity bath therapy device	A hot bath device manufactured for thermal treatment of the upper limbs. Usually heated with electricity. Some also include additional therapeutic functions such as massage. There are also methods that apply the physical characteristics of the ultrasonic waves generated when bubbles are injected.
Lower extremity bath therapy device	A hot bath device manufactured for the treatment of lower extremities. Usually heated with electricity. Some also include additional therapeutic functions such as massage. There are also methods that apply the physical characteristics of the ultrasonic waves generated when bubbles are injected.
Foot therapy device	A warm bath device made for foot treatment. Usually heated with electricity. Some also include additional therapeutic functions such as massage. There are also methods that apply the physical characteristics of the ultrasonic waves generated when bubbles are injected.
Whole body bath therapy device	A hot bath device manufactured for thermal treatment of the upper and lower limbs, etc., or the whole body. Usually heated with electricity. Some also include additional therapeutic functions such as massage. There are also methods that apply the physical characteristics of the ultrasonic waves generated when bubbles are injected.
Water pad heating device control unit	A unit that controls the temperature and circulation of the liquid in a water pad heating device. Antimicrobial agents are usually added to the liquids used.
Water pad specific heating device control unit	A unit that controls the temperature and circulation of the liquid in a water pad heating device. Antimicrobial agents are usually added to the liquids used. Exclude equipment that does not require maintenance.
Dry hot pack equipment	A system used to warm the human body using heat generated from a power source. Usually, it consists of a pad that contains a heat-generating material such as a heating wire or cable and supplies heat, and a control unit that performs temperature management, monitoring and warning, fault management, etc.
water pad warming device system	A system used to warm the human body using preheated circulating water. It consists of a pad that circulates hot water inside, and a control unit that preheats and circulates water, monitors, and warns.
Water pad specific heating device system	A system used to warm the human body using preheated circulating water. It consists of a pad that circulates hot water inside, and a control unit that preheats and circulates water, monitors, and warns. Exclude equipment that does not require maintenance management.
paraffin bath equipment	The patient's hands, fingers, and other body parts are placed in a bath containing molten paraffin (wax) that is kept at a constant temperature to relieve pain and joint pain.
Cold therapy equipment and equipment	A unit that uses cold air to treat pain such as rheumatism, arthritis, and neuralgia. Provides cold air to inflamed or painful areas of the body.
Low temperature painless unit	A device used to achieve pain relief (pain relief) by applying extremely low temperatures (freezing temperatures) to body tissues. It consists of a cryostat and a cold probe, and some also include a peripheral nerve block stimulator (nerve stimulator). Some method of protecting the tissue from permanent damage is incorporated, such as a natural lysis cycle. Low-temperature analgesia is a reversible and long-term blockade (for weeks or months) of peripheral nerves and is used to relieve postoperative and chronic intractable pain.
electric pad heating device	An electrically heated pad that provides heat to hypothermic patients. Available in adult and pediatric sizes, it is typically used during long surgeries.
perineal warming device	A device that supplies heat to the surface of the perineum (the area between the vulva and anus) through direct or indirect contact with a radiant heat source. Helps relieve perineal pain after episiotomy (surgical incision of the perineum and vagina to prevent tearing during childbirth).
water pad heating device	A blanket or mattress that warms or cools the body. Heat exchange is performed using water. Some come in adult and pediatric sizes.
Water pad non-specific heating device	A blanket or mattress that warms or cools the body. Heat exchange is performed using water. Some come in adult and pediatric sizes. Excludes equipment requiring maintenance management.
Air pad heating device	A blanket or mattress that evenly supplies heated air to compensate for normal body heat loss. There are products for the whole body or parts, products for specific parts, and products tailored to different body types.
Air pad heating device control unit	A device that filters indoor air, heats it to a preset temperature, and supplies this air to a heating pad or blanket.
Air pad specific heating device control unit	A device that filters indoor air, heats it to a preset temperature, and supplies this air to a heating pad or blanket. Exclude equipment that does not require maintenance management.
Electric pad heating device control unit	A device that regulates and controls the temperature of an electric heating pad.
Insulation pad heating device	A mattress that deforms to fit the impression of the patient's body and completely relieves pressure on the skin tissue. This product is made of insulating material and prevents body temperature loss (hypothermia) by preventing the patient from losing body temperature.
Air pad warming device system	A system used to warm the human body with clean, preheated air to compensate for loss of normal body temperature. It consists of a pad designed to supply warm air and a control unit that supplies, heats, and monitors the air.
Air pad specific heating device system	A system used to warm the human body with clean, preheated air to compensate for loss of normal body temperature. It consists of a pad designed to supply warm air and a control unit that supplies, heats, and monitors the air. Exclude equipment that does not require maintenance management.
thermoregulator system	For short-term use, this is a system that regulates body temperature by exchanging heat with the human body through a cuff, etc. that is placed in the pharynx or esophagus of a patient who requires body temperature control. It consists of a cuff, etc. through which the reflux fluid circulates, and a control unit that performs temperature management and circulation of the reflux fluid, body temperature monitoring, warnings, etc.
Magnetic vibration type thermotherapy device	A system that warms the human body by applying heat from magnetism and vibrations generated by electromagnetic coils, etc. The device consists of a part that supplies heat and a control unit that performs temperature management, failure management, etc.
bed type massage device	A motorized device specially designed for use on a bed or chair. Some are built into suitable beds or chairs with other functions. To provide a massage therapeutic effect to a person using a bed or chair. It is useful for alleviating physical pain. They are often used in facilities and are not usually made for home use. In addition to electric types, there are also hydraulic types.
Intermittent pneumatic massager	Refers to supplies used for non-invasive treatment of venous diseases. Stimulates venous blood circulation and mimics muscle activity. Used to apply counter pressure to a patient's arm or leg. Usually used to treat leg edema. This product is a single chamber pneumatic stocking. The entire chamber expands and contracts, periodically pressurizing and decompressing the limb.
Sequential pneumatic massager	Refers to supplies used for non-invasive treatment of venous diseases. Stimulates venous blood circulation and mimics muscle activity. Used to apply counter pressure to a patient's arm or leg. This product is a pneumatic stocking with multiple chambers, each of which inflates and deflates sequentially, starting at the foot or ankle and working its way through the calf and thigh chambers. Some apply the same pressure to each chamber at different times, while others apply more pressure to the chambers at the tip of the foot and less pressure toward the top of the foot.
Pressurized pneumatic massager	Refers to supplies used for non-invasive treatment of venous diseases. Used with a dedicated compression unit. Counter pressure is applied to the patient's arm or leg to stimulate venous circulation and mimic muscle activity. Special inflatable stockings or clothing that compress the limb and return retained fluid to the circulatory system. There are various designs.
Pneumatic massager with vibrating head	A pneumatic device with a vibrating head mechanism that is held in the hand and moves the body part being treated. The vibrating head (or pad) is interchangeable with a variety of sizes and shapes. It is also used to stimulate and massage the muscular structures of the body. Some are used for respiratory therapy and physical therapy. It is usually used in hospitals or facilities, but it can also be used at home under the guidance of a doctor.
Plunger type joint manipulator	A special plunger-like instrument used in chiropractic therapy for manual reduction and massage of joints.
physical therapy massager	An electrically powered device (usually electrically powered) intended to provide massage therapeutic effects over a wide area. Utilize vibrating belts or other mechanisms that make contact with the body. It is used to stimulate and massage the muscular structure of the body and to obtain physical therapy effects. It is used in hospitals or facilities and is not suitable for home use.
Joint/spine manipulator	A special instrument used in chiropractic therapy for manual reduction and massage of joints or the spine.
Electric massager with vibrating head	A motorized device with a vibrating head (or pad) that is held in the hand and moves the body part being treated. The vibrating head (or pad) is interchangeable with a variety of sizes and shapes. It is also used to stimulate and massage the muscular structures of the body. Some are used for respiratory therapy and physical therapy. It is usually used in hospitals or facilities, but it can also be used at home under the guidance of a doctor.
eardrum massager	An electric instrument used in otorhinolaryngology to massage the eardrum using air vibrations. It usually consists of a crank connected to a gear motor, a piston, and a branched rubber tube connecting the main body and the entrances of both external auditory canals. Some use electromagnetic pumps for portable use. The air vibrations (pulsating waves) generated by this product are transmitted to both external ears through rubber tubes. Adjustment of frequency and peak pressure during use is possible. This product is used in medical institutions.
Biosignal responsive motor function improvement device	An active device that improves function by moving joints based on biological signals.
Acupuncture electrode low frequency therapy device	An electrical stimulation device used for acupuncture treatment. It consists of an external stimulator and acupuncture electrodes. The electrodes are acupuncture electrodes. In addition, acupuncture electrodes refer to single-use acupuncture needles.
electric shock electrode	A conductor that is placed on the patient's head during electroshock therapy to treat depression and transmits the electric charge from the electroconvulsive therapy stimulator to the brain.
Ejaculatory transmuscular electrical stimulation device	A type of neuromuscular electrical stimulation device used to stimulate the nerves that control ejaculatory function. It usually consists of an electrode probe inserted into the rectum of a male patient and connected to an electrical pulse delivery device. Used to obtain sperm as a reproductive aid in men with neurological disorders.
Electrode for percutaneous peripheral nerve electrical stimulation	An electrode that is placed on a patient's skin and supplies electrical stimulation to alleviate or eliminate pain.
Potential therapy device	A device that generates an alternating current voltage of several hundred to tens of thousands of volts or a direct current voltage of several hundred to one thousand volts and applies this voltage to the human body, which is insulated from the earth, to achieve a holistic therapeutic effect.
Soft tissue electrical stimulation device	An electrical stimulation device that supplies stimulation (usually direct current) to damaged tissue from outside the body for the purpose of promoting healing.
electric fracture treatment device	A device that electrically stimulates bone formation (bone formation). It is used as an alternative to bone grafting for intractable fractures (a condition in which the ends of a fractured bone are not united) and as an adjunct to spinal fusion surgery. The device passes a weak electrical current or generates an electromagnetic field (with attendant induced voltage effects) around the fracture or immobilization site. Also called bone formation stimulator.
Aerator for fallopian tube canalization test	A device that delivers gas or liquid (dye for fallopian tube canal testing) into the fallopian tubes (tubes leading from the ovaries to the uterus or uterus, or fallopian tubes) to keep them open.
Fallopian tube canal diagnosis treatment equipment	For infertility treatment, it refers to a treatment instrument that diagnoses or treats the fallopian tubes using water or a drug solution (contrast agent) during laparoscopic surgery.
Electrical stimulation device for behavioral therapy	A type of stimulator used to deliver harmless but unpleasant electrical impulses to patients (arms, leg rests) to correct undesirable behavioral traits. Usually used in aversion therapy by therapists or in home clinical programs. Some provide unpleasant sound stimuli for sound or sound-electric aversive conditioning.
limb treatment unit	A device that can be equipped with functions such as a suction device, irrigation unit, compressor, and electric abrasion device for foot care and treatment. Used in the treatment of hardened skin, corns, ingrown toenails, and other leg disorders.
combination physical therapy equipment	The main body of the device is an integrated structure, and it is a physical therapy device that combines a bed-type massage device and an active automatic traction device, etc., and allows you to select each treatment function. Active automatic traction devices, etc. refer to active automatic traction devices, active automatic intermittent traction devices, and active simple traction devices.
constant current therapy device	A device that always supplies a constant amount of direct current when a weak direct current is passed through the skin of the human body by automatically changing the applied voltage in response to fluctuations in the resistance of the living body. The main purpose is to eliminate and alleviate pain.
Low frequency therapy device/interference current type low frequency therapy device combination physical therapy equipment	A single device that has the functions of both a low frequency treatment device and an interference current type low frequency treatment device. (See definitions of low frequency therapy device and interference current type low frequency therapy device)
Low frequency treatment device/treatment point search measuring device combination physical therapy device	A single device that has the functions of both a low-frequency treatment device and a treatment point search measurement device. (See the definition of low frequency treatment device and treatment point search measurement device)
Low frequency treatment device/acupuncture electrode low frequency treatment device/treatment point search measuring device combination physical therapy device	A single device that has the functions of a low-frequency treatment device, an acupuncture electrode low-frequency treatment device, and a treatment point search and measurement device. (Refer to the definitions of low-frequency treatment device, acupuncture electrode low-frequency treatment device, and treatment point search measurement device)
Low frequency therapy device/ultrasound therapy device combination physical therapy device	A single device that has the functions of both a low frequency treatment device and an ultrasonic treatment device. (See definition of low frequency therapy device and ultrasonic therapy device)
Low frequency therapy device/interference current type low frequency therapy device/ultrasound therapy device combination physical therapy equipment	A single device that has the functions of a low frequency treatment device, an interference current type low frequency treatment device, and an ultrasound treatment device. (See the definitions of low frequency therapy device, interference current type low frequency therapy device, and ultrasonic therapy device)
Electric potential therapy device/infrared therapy device combination physical therapy device	A single device that has the functions of both an electric potential therapy device and an infrared therapy device. (See definitions of potential therapy device and infrared therapy device)
Ultraviolet treatment device, infrared treatment device combination physical therapy equipment	A single device that has the functions of both an ultraviolet treatment device and an infrared treatment device. (See definition of ultraviolet therapy device and infrared therapy device)
Low frequency treatment device/dry hot pack device combination physical therapy equipment	A single device that has the functions of both a low frequency treatment device and a dry hot pack device. (See definition of low frequency treatment device and dry hot pack device)
Low frequency therapy device/xenon light therapy device combination physical therapy equipment	A single device that has the functions of both a low frequency therapy device and a xenon light therapy device. (See definitions of low frequency therapy device and xenon light therapy device)
Water pad heating device system/air pad heating device system combination physical therapy equipment	A single device that has the functions of both a water pad heating system and an air pad heating system. (See definition of water pad warming device system, air pad warming device system)
Treatment return electrode	An electrode with a relatively large area that is used to reduce the current density of the return path of high-frequency current to a level that does not cause burns to living tissue. Use it in close contact with the patient's body. Refers to electrodes, conductive cords, and related accessories. It cannot be used for specific treatments.
General electrosurgical device	Refers to the main body of the device and its accessories, which incise and coagulate tissue using high-frequency current, and which incise and coagulate tissue by energizing and generating heat from a heating element. This is a device that confirms incision and coagulation under the visual or scopic vision of a doctor. Not intended for specific therapeutic effects. Do not use energy other than high frequencies together. Do not use together with substances that have specific effects such as argon gas. This includes those that have a switch and display to switch to automatic control mode (impedance detection mode) and have the function of automatically starting (on) or increasing output automatically.
Electric skin grafting knife	A powered surgical instrument used to cut thin slices of the donor's skin for the removal of small lesions or skin grafts. For this purpose, the instrument requires a specialized blade.
Trepan system control unit	A device that is part of the trepan system and is used to control the trepan motor instrument when special care is required to adjust the cutting speed during eye surgery such as corneal transplantation. Used to adjust the speed (rpm) of the trepan.
gas type trepan	A rotary surgical instrument consisting of a motor and a cylindrical or coronal saw insert with a very sharp saw blade or a thin saw blade, usually beveled on one side. Used to remove bone discs or other hard or soft tissue. Some are equipped with a speed control device. This product is gas operated.
battery operated training pan	A rotary surgical instrument consisting of a motor and a cylindrical or coronal saw insert with a very sharp saw blade or a thin saw blade, usually beveled on one side. Used to remove bone discs or other hard or soft tissue. Some are equipped with a speed control device. This product is battery operated.
electric training pan	A rotary surgical instrument consisting of a motor and a cylindrical or coronal saw insert with a very sharp saw blade or a thin saw blade, usually beveled on one side. Used to remove bone discs or other hard or soft tissue. Some are equipped with a speed control device. This product is AC powered.
Electric corneal training pan	A cylindrical electric ophthalmic surgical instrument with a cutting edge for cutting and removing corneal tissue rings (corneal buttons). For example, healthy tissue may be harvested from a cadaver for transplantation into a recipient, in which case the abnormal cornea is cut and removed to receive the graft.
vitrectomy unit	A device used in eye surgery to partially remove the vitreous body. For example, some control a cutting handpiece (usually a vibrating knife) that is used to excise (piecemeal) unwanted material and remove debris using very delicate suction. However, the vitrectomy unit cutter handpiece is excluded.
Vitrectomy unit cutter handpiece	An instrument used together with the parent device to remove the vitreous from the eye during ophthalmic surgery. For example, there are vibrating knives (nibblers) that are controlled from a parent device by a cable.
bipolar electrode	Refers to bipolar electrodes that use high-frequency current to incise and coagulate tissue, conductive cords, and their related accessories. Two active electrodes are attached to the same support part, and a high-frequency current flows between these two electrodes when energized. This is a device that performs incision and coagulation under the visual or arthroscopic vision of a doctor. Not intended for specific therapeutic effects. Do not use energy other than high frequencies together. Do not use together with substances that have specific effects such as argon gas. It does not have functions to automatically start (on) or automatically increase output other than additional selection means.
Automated percutaneous discectomy system	An automated system that percutaneously (through the skin) removes the nucleus pulposus from a lumbar disc. Used to excise and aspirate the nucleus pulposus in one step without repeatedly inserting the nucleotome. It is an alternative treatment to discectomy surgery. It is usually performed under local anesthesia.
hemostatic knife	A surgical instrument for cutting that is similar in appearance to a surgical scalpel, except that the blade can be heated with an electric current. Stops bleeding by transferring heat directly from the blade to the tissue. Because it uses thermal energy, it does not require a ground pad.
Tweezers electrode for epilator	A tweezers-type electrode used with an epilator. It is used to destroy the dermal papilla by passing an electric current from the parent device to the vicinity of the hair shaft for hair removal. This product is reusable.
Reusable epilator needle electrode	A needle-shaped electrode used with an epilator. It is used to destroy the dermal papilla by passing an electric current from the parent device to the vicinity of the hair shaft, under the skin, and to the dermal papilla. This product is reusable.
Active instruments for high frequency treatment	Active electrodes that incise and coagulate tissue using high-frequency current, probes that incise and coagulate by energizing and generating heat from heating elements, conductive cords, and their related accessories. Does not include those used with endoscopes. This is a device that performs incision and coagulation under the visual or arthroscopic vision of a doctor. Not intended for any specific therapeutic effect. Do not use energy other than high frequencies together. Do not use together with substances that have specific effects such as argon gas. This includes those that have a switch and display to switch to automatic control mode (impedance detection mode) and have the function of automatically starting (on) or increasing output automatically.
Single Use Rectal Benign Hyperthermia Device Catheter	A specialized catheter used with a microwave hyperthermia device for benign prostatic hyperplasia or a hyperthermia device cooler for benign prostatic hyperplasia. A cooling medium (such as water) is supplied from the main device or a separate cooling unit to cool the tissue around the prostate. This product is inserted rectally. This product is for single use.
Reusable microwave urethral hyperthermia device catheter	A specialized catheter used with the microwave hyperthermia device for prostatic hyperplasia. It uses microwaves as a heat source and is used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer. The catheter is inserted transurethrally. Cooling of surrounding areas and organs may be required during treatment. Reference: Microwave Hyperthermia System. This product is reusable.
Single Use Microwave Urethral Prostatic Hyperplasia Hyperthermia Device Catheter	A specialized catheter used with the microwave hyperthermia device for prostatic hyperplasia. It uses microwaves as a heat source and is used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia and cancer. The catheter is inserted transurethrally. Cooling of surrounding areas and organs may be required during treatment. Reference: Microwave Hyperthermia System. This refers to items that are used once and then thrown away.
Single use high frequency/radiofrequency hyperthermia device catheter for urethral prostatic hyperplasia	It is a dedicated information system consisting of a computer and software, and it is a specialized information system that uses diagnostic images (X-ray, CT, MRI, or 2D or 3D images, etc.) acquired through virtual simulation using a radiation therapy positioning device, and specific radiation therapy (small It calculates the settings to be input into the radiation therapy machine using data related to source radiation therapy, remote radiation therapy, accelerators, etc., and determines the pre-prescribed treatment, irradiation dose, and dose before performing radiation therapy. A device used to obtain other related parameters. This product is a network computer that typically supports multiple devices. These computers may be special purpose or general purpose computers.
surgical navigation unit	A device that displays position information of instruments as an aid to the surgeon in stereotactic surgery. The device is based on computer technology and typically consists of a console for the operator. Also connected is a position detection device used to track instrument usage. The information input to the computer is mainly image information or spatial coordinate information from CT or MRI. Use either information as a template to track instrument usage by reading location points to obtain accurate information about the instrument and its angle. This product only has the function of supporting the surgeon by displaying the location information of the instrument.
Navigation device for central venous catheter placement	A navigation device that supports the percutaneous insertion and placement of a central venous catheter by indicating the direction of movement and final placement of the central venous catheter based on information such as magnetic fields and the patient's electrocardiogram waveform.
Electric pulp diagnostic device	An electric pulp diagnostic device that measures the pain response in the pulp by applying high-frequency current from electrodes to stimulate the nerve tissue in the pulp.
Dental root canal length measuring device	A dental instrument that uses electricity to confirm the position of the tip of a root canal during endodontic treatment.
Dental occlusal sound measuring device	A device that electrically measures occlusal sounds (vibrations) during mandibular movement. Inspect early contact, which is thought to cause occlusal interference.
periodontal pocket measuring device	A device that electrically measures the depth of periodontal pockets.
Dental mandibular movement measuring device	A device that electrically measures mandibular movement to diagnose temporomandibular joint abnormalities. In addition to analyzing movement paths, it may be used to measure temporomandibular joint sounds, myoelectric potential, etc.
optical tartar plaque detector	A detector for tartar and plaque. This device utilizes optical properties for the detection of tartar plaque.
Optical caries detection device	A caries detection device. This device utilizes optical properties for caries detection.
Electric caries detection device	A caries detection device. This device utilizes electrical properties for caries detection.
Tooth movement measuring device	A device that applies vibration to the teeth and electrically measures the degree of movement. It is possible to detect abnormal load bearing on specific teeth and the severity of gingival diseases such as periodontal diseases.
dental iontophoresis device	A device that uses potential difference to introduce fluoride ions, etc. into the tooth structure. Used for caries prevention or root canal treatment.
dental bilateral muscle electrical stimulator	A device that uses electrical stimulation to relieve pain symptoms in the head and neck or relax muscle groups.
dental first aid kit	A set of instruments and materials used in the event of an unexpected dental accident. Includes products needed by ordinary users to make temporary repairs without the assistance of a dentist in an emergency. Crowns, bridges, fillings, and inlays that have fallen off are reinstalled to restore appearance and function. Although this product is for single use, it can be used for a variety of purposes.
dental retention pins	An instrument used to permanently implant a tooth in order to hold or stabilize a dental restoration.
Dental precision ball attachment	An attachment consisting of two parts: a spherical male part and an annular female part.
Dental precision bur attachment	A device consisting of a ready-made metal bar, hook, sleeve, screw, etc., used to secure a removable prosthesis to a bar-type device.
Dental precision magnetic attachment	A device that uses magnets to maintain a removable prosthesis.
Dental precision slide attachment	A device that attaches the male part by fitting it into a precise groove provided in the female part.
Dental precision elastic attachment	In tooth-bearing or mucous membrane-bearing dentures, this refers to an attachment designed to provide sufficient play to absorb the displacement of the denture due to deformation of the subbed mucosa, so that excessive force is not applied to the abutment.
Post molded product for dental root canal	A prefabricated post or rod that is inserted into a prepared root canal as a maintenance or reinforcing measure. Ready-made posts come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are made from materials such as alloys, ceramics, and fiber-reinforced plastics.
Dental root canal post molding kit	A kit consisting of ready-made posts or rods, drills, wrenches, gauges, etc. After the dental root canal is formed, a post or rod is inserted into the root canal to strengthen it. In order to plant the posts, a drill, wrench, gauge, etc. are used for pretreatment.
Valvuloplasty aids	Surgical instruments used during valvuloplasty. This product is used as a template when forming artificial chordae tendineae, etc. This product is for single use.
corneal sensor	An instrument that measures the sensory sensitivity of the cornea by applying a nylon filament to the cornea.
contraceptive pessary	Refers to a ring-shaped device such as a rubber ring. It is inserted into the vagina (usually diagonally in front of the cervix) and is used to physically prevent fertilization or to support pelvic organs. The device is reusable, but must be inspected and cleaned before reinsertion. As a contraceptive, it is recommended to be used with spermicide.
Contraceptive cervical cap	A device inserted into the cervix that acts as a physical barrier to prevent sperm from entering the uterus. It consists of a soft rubber cup with rounded edges that is sized by a medical professional to fit snugly around the cervix.
contraceptive sponge	A foam-like device that, when inserted into the vagina, acts as a physical barrier to prevent sperm from entering the uterus. The device absorbs semen, and those containing spermicides destroy sperm.
natural rubber surgical gloves	A natural rubber tool used in medical and dental surgeries to protect patients and users from cross-infection.
non-natural rubber surgical gloves	Synthetic tools used in medical and dental surgeries to protect patients and users from cross-infection.
Delivery treatment tool set	A set that combines instruments such as gauze and catheters necessary for disinfection, hemostasis, and removal of drainage fluids for the purpose of use on pregnant women and newborns during childbirth.
Home electromagnetic therapy device	A device that creates a magnetic field using alternating current electricity and uses magnetic force to treat the affected area.
Household permanent magnet magnetic therapy device	A device that treats the affected area using the magnetic force of a permanent magnet.
pocket hearing aid	A device that amplifies sound to compensate for hearing loss, and consists of a part that is worn on a part other than the head, and a part that connects to that part and outputs amplified sound to the ear canal.
behind-the-ear hearing aid	A device that amplifies sound to compensate for hearing loss, and has a shape that consists of a part that is attached to the back of the auricle and a part that connects to that part and outputs amplified sound to the ear canal.
faceplate hearing aid	A hearing aid consisting of an amplifier, control equipment, and battery holder. Some have earphones and microphones integrated, while others have separate earphones and microphones. The product is attached to a case or shell made from a mold of the individual's ear.
in-the-ear hearing aid	A device that amplifies sound to compensate for hearing loss, and is shaped so that the entire device is placed inside the auricle, including the external auditory canal, and outputs amplified sound to the external auditory canal.
Modular in-the-ear hearing aid	Hearing aids in which each model is manufactured to a uniform design and whose outer case is not molded to fit an individual's ear.
Custom-made in-the-ear hearing aid	An in-the-ear hearing aid that has a case or shell made to fit an individual's ear and whose circuitry is adjusted to suit the user.
canal hearing aid	A small hearing aid that can be placed almost completely inside the ear canal. It is a smaller version of in-the-ear hearing aids.
Completely in-the-ear hearing aid	A hearing aid that is smaller than a canal hearing aid and is fitted completely into the ear canal, near the eardrum.
glasses type hearing aid	A hearing aid in which all parts are housed in the temples of the glasses (on one or both sides) and has air conduction output.
programmable hearing aids	A device that supports the hearing-impaired, whose characteristics can be set using software.
tinnitus masker	A device that applies noise to the wearer's ears for the purpose of masking tinnitus. In many cases, they can be worn like hearing aids.
bone conduction hearing aid	A head-worn hearing aid that can be attached to glasses or a headband, with output generated via a bone vibrating receiver.
digital hearing aid	A device that supports people with hearing impairments, which digitizes signals and uses digital circuits to perform signal processing based on digital processing algorithms.
headband hearing aid	A hearing aid in which most of the parts are housed in a case attached to a band that is worn around the head. The amplified sound is transmitted to the ear by earphones or acoustic tubes.
household wound pads	A pad made of hydrocolloid or other material used to cover wounds at home. Protects wounds such as minor cuts, scrapes, punctures, scratches, shoe sores, and minor burns. Maintain a moist environment to reduce pain and promote healing.
Program for general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment Mu	Mobile analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment, portable analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment, portable digital general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment, stationary analog general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment, stationary digital general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment, mobile A medical device program that further processes information obtained from digital general-purpose X-ray diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment	Mobile analog general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment, portable analog general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment, portable digital general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment, stationary analog general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment, stationary digital A medical device program that further processes information obtained from general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment and mobile digital general-purpose integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for mammography combination X-ray diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a mammography combination X-ray diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	Stationary analog general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment, mobile analog general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment, portable analog general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment, mobile digital general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment, portable digital general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopy A medical device program that further processes information obtained from diagnostic equipment and stationary digital general-purpose X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	Stationary analog general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment, mobile analog general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment, portable analog general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment, mobile digital general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a portable digital general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic device and a stationary digital general-purpose integrated X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for cardiovascular X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	Obtained from mobile digital circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment, mobile analog circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment, stationary analog circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment, and stationary digital circulatory system X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment. A medical device program that further processes the collected information and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for breast X-ray diagnostic equipment	Stationary analog breast X-ray diagnostic device, Portable analog breast X-ray diagnostic device, Mobile analog breast X-ray diagnostic device, Stationary digital breast X-ray diagnostic device, Mobile digital breast X-ray diagnostic device A medical device program that further processes information obtained from X-ray diagnostic equipment and portable digital breast X-ray diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for urinary and gynecological X-ray fluoroscopy diagnostic equipment	Mobile digital urinary/gynecological X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment, mobile analog urinary/gynecological fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment, stationary digital urinary/gynecological X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment, stationary analog urinary equipment - A medical device program that further processes information obtained from gynecological X-ray fluoroscopic diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray diagnostic equipment for abdominal mass examination	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from X-ray diagnostic equipment for abdominal mass examinations and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray diagnostic equipment for mass chest examination	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from X-ray diagnostic equipment for mass chest examinations and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray diagnostic equipment for chest and abdominal mass examinations	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from X-ray diagnostic equipment for chest and abdominal mass examinations and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment for abdominal mass examination	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an integrated X-ray diagnostic device for abdominal mass examinations and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment for chest mass examination	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the integrated X-ray diagnostic device for mass chest examinations and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment for chest and abdominal mass examinations	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the integrated X-ray diagnostic device for chest and abdominal mass examinations and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for dental panoramic X-ray diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a panoramic X-ray imaging device for dental group examinations, an analog dental panoramic X-ray diagnostic device, and a digital dental panoramic X-ray diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for dental panoramic/tomography X-ray diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from analog dental panoramic/tomography X-ray diagnostic equipment and digital dental panoramic/tomography X-ray diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for extraoral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an analog type extra-oral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device and a digital type extra-oral general-purpose dental X-ray diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for craniometric X-ray diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from craniometric X-ray diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for integrated X-ray diagnostic equipment for craniometry	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an integrated craniometric X-ray diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray CT diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from site-specific X-ray CT diagnostic equipment and whole-body X-ray CT diagnostic equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for arm-type X-ray CT diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an arm-type X-ray CT diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Gamma camera program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a stationary gamma camera for nuclear medicine diagnosis and a mobile gamma camera for nuclear medicine diagnosis and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for SPECT equipment	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the nuclear medicine diagnostic rotating SPECT device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for positron CT device for nuclear medicine diagnosis	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from nuclear medicine diagnostic positron CT equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ultrasound imaging equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from ultrasound diagnostic imaging equipment and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ultrasonic bone densitometry equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an ultrasonic bone densitometry device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
MR device program	Normal conducting magnet breast MR device, normal conducting magnet whole body MR device, normal conducting magnet MR device for head and extremities, normal conducting magnet MR device for circulatory system, superconducting magnet breast MR device, superconducting magnet type MR device Whole body MR device, superconducting magnet head/extremity MR device, superconducting magnet circulatory system MR device, permanent magnet head/extremity MR device, permanent magnet whole body MR device, permanent magnet breast MR device , a medical device program that further processes information obtained from a permanent magnet cardiovascular MR device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for computed radiographs	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the computed radiograph and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for digital radiograph with X-ray flat detector output reading type	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a digital radiograph that reads the output of an X-ray flat detector and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Continuous measurement electronic thermometer program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from a continuous measurement electronic thermometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for heat flow compensated thermometers	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a heat flow compensation thermometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ear infrared thermometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an ear infrared thermometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electronic blood pressure monitor	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from automatic electronic blood pressure monitors and manual electronic blood pressure monitors and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Medical electronic blood pressure monitor program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a medical electronic blood pressure monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Fetal ultrasound phonocardiograph program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from fetal ultrasound phonocardiography and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
General-purpose electrocardiograph program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from general-purpose electrocardiographs and multifunctional electrocardiographs and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for visual evoked response stimulator	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a visual evoked response stimulator and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for auditory evoked response stimulator	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the auditory evoked response stimulator and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for auditory evoked response measurement device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an auditory evoked response measurement device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Electromyograph program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the electromyograph and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electrical evoked response stimulator	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the electrical evoked response stimulator and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for facial nerve stimulator	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the facial nerve stimulator and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for somatosensory induction nerve electrical stimulation device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the somatic sensation-inducing nerve electrical stimulation device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Diagnostic neuromuscular electrical stimulator program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a diagnostic neuromuscular electrical stimulation device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for evoked response measuring device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the evoked response measuring device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Nystagmometer program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the nystagmometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electroretinometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electroretinometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for visual evoked response measuring device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a visual evoked response measurement device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electrooculometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electrooculometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Neuromonitor program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a neurological monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for objective hearing test device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an objective hearing test device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for auditory evoked response measurement device with otoacoustic radiation measurement function	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an auditory evoked response measurement device with an otoacoustic radiation measurement function and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for nerve detection stimulator for position determination	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the nerve detection and stimulation device for position determination and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for eye movement stimulator	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the eye movement stimulator and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for carbon dioxide analyzer	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the carbon dioxide analyzer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for capnometer	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the capnometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for pulse oximeter	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a pulse oximeter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Multi-gas monitor program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the multi-gas monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for pulse oxicapnometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a pulse oxicapnometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for functional test oximeter	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a functional test oximeter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for adult lung function analyzer	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the adult lung function analyzer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for pulmonary exercise load monitoring system	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the pulmonary exercise load monitoring system and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for noise generating audiometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a noise-generating audiometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for visual enhancement audiometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a visual enhancement audiometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Pure tone audiometer program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from a pure tone audiometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for speech audiometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a speech audiometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for audiometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a manual audiometer, an automatic recording audiometer, and a computer-controlled audiometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for impedance audiometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an impedance audiometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for impedance audiometer with pure tone audiometry and speech audiometry functions	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an impedance audiometer with pure tone audiometry and speech audiometry functions and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Fundus camera program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the fundus camera and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for eye imaging equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an eye imaging device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ultrasound endoscopic observation system	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the ultrasound endoscopic observation system and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Home massager program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from home electric massagers, home air massagers, and home suction massagers and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for vibrator with needle	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a vibrator with a needle and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Home low frequency therapy device program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from home-use low-frequency therapy devices and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray CT combined cardiovascular X-ray diagnostic equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an X-ray CT combination type cardiovascular X-ray diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for long-term electrocardiogram data recorder	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a long-term electrocardiogram data recorder and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Real-time analysis electrocardiogram recorder program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a real-time analysis electrocardiogram recorder and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for transcutaneous blood gas analyzer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a transcutaneous blood gas analyzer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for otoacoustic emitting device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an otoacoustic emitting device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for speech function testing device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the speech function testing device and uses it for diagnosis. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ictal cardiac activity recording device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an ictal cardiac activity recording device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electroencephalogram	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electroencephalogram and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for transcutaneous blood gas analyzer/pulse oximeter combination biological phenomenon monitoring equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a transcutaneous blood gas analyzer/pulse oximeter combination biological phenomenon monitoring device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for transcutaneous blood gas sensor/pulse oximeter probe combination biological phenomenon monitoring device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a transcutaneous blood gas sensor/pulse oximeter probe combination device for monitoring biological phenomena and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for Eustachian tube function testing device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the Eustachian tube function testing device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray CT combination type positron CT device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an X-ray CT combined positron CT device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for positron CT combined SPECT device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the positron CT combined SPECT device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for Holta analyzer	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the Holta analyzer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for motorized liquid crystal thermography equipment	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electric liquid crystal thermography device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Nuclear medicine equipment workstation program	This is a program that constitutes a nuclear medicine device workstation, and is a medical device program that further processes the obtained information and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for MR device workstation	A medical device program that configures the MR device workstation and further processes the obtained information and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray imaging diagnostic equipment workstation	This is a program that makes up the X-ray image diagnostic equipment workstation, and is a medical device program that further processes the obtained information and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ultrasound machine workstation	This is a program that configures the ultrasound device workstation, and is a medical device program that further processes the obtained information and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for general-purpose diagnostic imaging equipment workstation	This is a program that constitutes a general-purpose image diagnostic device workstation, and is a medical device program that further processes the obtained information and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for X-ray CT combined SPECT device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an X-ray CT combined SPECT device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Electronic stethoscope program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electronic stethoscope and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electrocardiogram telephone transmission device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the electrocardiogram telephone transmission device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for fetal auditory evoked response stimulator	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from the fetal auditory evoked response stimulator and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for nasal resistance measuring device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the nasal resistance measuring device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Balance function testing system program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the balance function testing system and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for laryngeal stroboscope	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the laryngeal stroboscope device and the laryngeal stroboscope and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ring type SPECT device for nuclear medicine diagnosis	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a ring-type SPECT device for nuclear medicine diagnosis and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for RI dynamic function testing device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the RI dynamic function testing device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Film reading digital radiograph program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from film-reading digital radiographs and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Electronic tube output reading type digital radiograph program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electron tube output readable digital radiograph and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for volume-compensated blood pressure monitor	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a volumetric blood pressure monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for blood pressure pulse wave testing device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a blood pressure pulse wave testing device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Magnetoencephalography program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from magnetoencephalography and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for thermodilution cardiac output meter	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a thermodilution cardiac output meter and a thermodilution cardiac output meter with a thermal coil and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for dye dilution cardiac output meter	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the dye dilution cardiac output meter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for impedance cardiac output meter	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an impedance cardiac output meter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for arterial pressure cardiac output meter	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the arterial pressure and cardiac output monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for pulse counter cardiac output meter	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the pulse counter cardiac output meter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for sleep evaluation device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a sleep evaluation device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for ultrasonic blood flow meter	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an ultrasonic blood flow meter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for urodynamic measurement system	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the urodynamic measurement system and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Whole body plethysmograph program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a whole-body plethysmograph and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for cardiac exercise stress monitoring system	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the cardiac exercise stress monitoring system and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electrocardiogram/blood pressure Holta recorder	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electrocardiogram/blood pressure Holta recorder and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for magnetic stimulator	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a magnetic stimulation device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Central monitor program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the central monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for non-invasive blood pressure monitoring	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a non-invasive blood pressure monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Multi-item monitor program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a multi-item monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for respiratory monitoring	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a respiratory monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
ECG monitor program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electrocardiogram monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Brain wave monitoring program	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the brain wave monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Portable multi-item monitor program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a portable multi-item monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for intracardiac oximeter	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an intracardiac oximeter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for invasive blood pressure monitoring	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an invasive blood pressure monitor and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Telemetry electrocardiograph program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a telemetry electrocardiograph and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Telemetry electroencephalogram program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a telemetry electroencephalograph and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for telemetry biosignal measuring device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a telemetry type biosignal measuring device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for respiratory resistance meter	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the respiratory resistance meter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electronic diagnostic spirometers	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electronic diagnostic spirometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for respiratory function measuring device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a respiratory function measuring device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for automatic viewing/eye imaging equipment	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the automatic visual field/eye imaging device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Quantitative sensory tester program for neurological disease diagnosis	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a quantitative sensory tester for diagnosing neurological diseases and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for vestibular function thermal stimulator	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the vestibular thermal stimulation device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electric taste meter	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the electric taste meter and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for body composition analyzer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a body composition analyzer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for endoscope insertion shape detection device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the endoscope insertion shape detection device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for intraoral camera for dental diagnosis	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an intraoral camera for dental diagnosis and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for bone X-ray absorptiometry equipment	Further information obtained from single-energy bone x-ray absorptiometry devices, single-energy bone x-ray absorptiometry devices, dual-energy bone x-ray absorptiometry devices, and dual-energy bone x-ray absorptiometry devices Medical device programs that are processed and used for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for skin infrared thermometer	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a skin infrared thermometer and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Vector electrocardiograph program	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from a vector electrocardiograph and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for electrocardiograph with ultrasound diagnostic device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an electrocardiograph with an ultrasound diagnostic device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for eye movement testing device	A medical device program that further processes information obtained from an eye movement testing device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for surgical navigation unit	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the surgical navigation unit and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Program for MR combination type positron CT device	A medical device program that further processes the information obtained from the MR combination type positron CT device and uses it for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Circulatory dynamics analysis program	A medical device program that analyzes hemodynamics or cardiac function based on information obtained from an image diagnostic device, etc., and is used for diagnosis, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Respiratory treatment support program	A medical device program that collects and stores treatment information obtained from ventilators, etc., and assists doctors in evaluating treatment results for patients using ventilators, etc., and in creating and changing prescriptions. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Bone strength analysis program	A medical device program that calculates bone density, etc. to obtain information on bone strength based on information obtained from CT devices, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Contact lens selection support program	A medical device program that derives standard values for contact lenses, etc. based on information obtained from refractometers, keratometers, corneal topography systems, etc., and supports doctors in selecting contact lenses. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Treatment planning support program for dental implants	A medical device program that supports the creation of dental implant treatment plans based on information obtained from image diagnostic equipment, etc. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Orthodontic treatment support program	A medical device program that supports orthodontic diagnosis and treatment plan formulation based on information obtained from image diagnostic equipment, etc. in orthodontic treatment. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
External fixator treatment planning support program	Based on the information obtained from the X-ray diagnostic equipment and the input information from the treatment equipment, it calculates information that contributes to the correction of fractures and bone deformities, and supports the creation of treatment plans using external fixators. Medical Device Program. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Diabetes Diagnosis Assistance Program	A medical device program that processes data on changes and trends in blood sugar levels based on information obtained from blood glucose meters, etc., and supports analysis and evaluation of the effects of diabetes treatment. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.
Peripheral blood flow evaluation program	A medical device program that supports the presence or absence of blood flow disorders in peripheral blood vessels and the evaluation of their severity based on information obtained from blood flow meters and other devices. It may also include a recording medium that records the program. However, this excludes those that fall under the "Ultrasonic blood flow meter program".
Image analysis program for ICG inspection	A medical device program that quantitatively calculates blood flow from changes in brightness over time, based on information obtained from video footage of indocyanine green contrast tests. It may also include a recording medium that records the program.