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The Fabius GS premium is an E-vent piston ventilator. All major ventilation modes can be supported: volume control, pressure control, pressure support (PS) and SIMV/PS. The system comes with a trolley featuring a central brake and additional storage space for equipment. It...
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The F3 fragment plating system from DePuy is a collection of titanium alloy locking plates which allow in-situ contouring, and are therefore suited to smaller bones in the distal extremities, particularly the foot and ankle. The plates come with preloaded drill guides (known as Fixed Angle Screw...
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Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 Winner: Anaesthesia Our nominator said, "Vidacare has led the resurgence of intraosseous access and infusion”. Read the full list of Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 winners here . ...
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The extriCARE negative pressure wound therapy system is a portable negative pressure wound care system which can be worn by the patient. Exudate is evacuated into an attached 110cc canister. The rechargeable battery is said to last 30 hours. The device was CE marked in 2013.
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According to the manufacturer, i ncreased stent scaffolding at the proximal end is designed to provide optimal lumen support and 6F guide catheter compatibility. Improved tracking is intended to offer excellent deliverability. Customised balloon lengths available for each stent length are...
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