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Medical Devices & Consumables

Blood Bank Refrigerators

A blood bank refrigerator stores biomedical supplies like blood products at controlled temperatures. For safety, the system includes monitoring equipment to regularly check and report temperatures. It may also have security measures like locking doors to protect the integrity of the contents. Blood banks and facilities that work with blood products may need to use specialized refrigeration units to remain compliant with the law and maintain high storage standards for patient…

Types
Common Indoor Blood Bank Refrigerators · Transport Blood Bank Refrigerators
Applications
Blood Bank Centers · Hospitals · Other

5 editions21 December 2025

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Medical Devices & Consumables

Medical Device Sterilization

Medical Device Sterilization is used to eliminate, remove, kill, or deactivate all forms of life and other biological agents on the medical devices.

Types
Steam Sterilization · Ethylene Oxide (EO) · Hydrogen Peroxide Vapor and Plasma
Applications
Hospitals · Clinics

5 editions29 December 2025

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Medical Devices & Consumables

Heart Defect Closure Devices

Heart defect closure devices are permanent implants designed to close defects between chambers of the heart or a patent ductus arteriosus. These are self-expandable, self-centering umbrella-like devices. The design and shape of the devices vary, as does their exact mode of deployment. They are implanted in the defect in a cardiac catheterization laboratory, through catheters inserted into either a vein or an artery (transcatheter or percutaneous approach). There are several…

Types
ASD Closure Devices · VSD Closure Devices · PDA Closure Devices
Applications
Hospitals · Clinics

5 editions22 December 2025

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Medical Devices & Consumables

Electrodialysis System

Electrodialysis (ED) is used in seawater desalination to produce salt, food, pharmaceutical, laboratory and recycling environments and others fields. ED is a Laboratory membrane separation process in which ions are transported through ion- permeable membranes, from one stream to another, under the influence of a voltage potential gradient. Two types of membranes are used: cationic-exchange membranes only allow cations to transport, and anion-exchange membranes only allow…

Types
Continuous Electrodialysis · Batch Electrodialysis
Applications
Recycling Environments · Foods/Pharmaceutical · Seawater Desalination

5 editions20 December 2025

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Medical Devices & Consumables

Dental Material

Dental materials are fabricated materials used in dentistry practices. Dental materials are of different types and they have different characteristics which is related to their intended purpose. Dental restorative material can resume damaged teeth’s original form and functioning

Types
Ceramic · Amalgam · Composite
Applications
Dental Clinic · Hospital · Others

5 editions21 December 2025

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Medical Devices & Consumables

Surgical Anti-Adhesion Products

Surgical Adhesion is a kind of abnormal structure due to tissue trauma leading to connective tissue fibers bind together adjacent tissues or organs. Surgical is a serious and frequent complication of surgical interventions and can directly influence surgical outcome and success.

Types
Films · Gels
Applications
General/abdominal Surgery · Pelvic/gynecological Surgery · Other Surgery

5 editions2 January 2026

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Medical Devices & Consumables

Bone Replacement

Damaged bone can be replaced with bone from other parts of the body (autografts), from cadavers (allograft), or with various ceramics or metallic alloys. The use of autografts limits how much bone is available.

Types
Hip Replacement · Knee Replacement · Extremities
Applications
Infective Arthritis/Osteomyelitis · Rheumatoid Arthritis · Osteoarthritis

5 editions1 January 2026

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