A Laparoscope is a long, thin, rigid telescope-like instrument used in laparoscopic (minimally invasive) surgeries to view the inside of the abdomen and pelvis.
Key Features:
Has a high-definition camera and a light source at the tip
Inserted through a small incision (usually at the navel)
Transmits real-time images to a monitor
Available in various diameters (typically 5mm or 10mm)
Uses:
Diagnostic purposes (e.g., identifying causes of abdominal pain)
Surgical procedures like appendectomy, gallbladder removal, hernia repair, and gynecological surgeries
Enables faster recovery and smaller scars compared to open surgery
The All-in-One ESU Unit (400W ESU + Vessel Sealer + Bipolar Saline) is a comprehensive electrosurgical platform that combines three advanced surgical technologies in a single unit:
Key Features:
High Power Output (400W) – suitable for all major surgical needs
Vessel Sealing Technology – auto-controlled sealing with thermal feedback
Saline Bipolar Compatibility – minimizes risk of TUR syndrome (ideal for urology/Gynae)
Digital Display / Touch Interface – for real-time power monitoring and control
Multiple Modes – Cut, Coag, Blend, Seal, Bipolar, and Saline Bipolar
Safety Features – patient plate monitoring, auto shutoff, and error alarms
Uses:
General Surgery
Laparoscopy
Urology (TURP/TURBT with saline)
Gynecology (Hysteroscopic surgery)
ENT & Neuro Surgery
The Vessel Sealing System with 400W Cautery Machine is a high-powered electrosurgical unit that combines bipolar vessel sealing technology with a monopolar/bipolar cautery system, typically delivering up to 400 watts of power. It is used in various surgical specialties for cutting, coagulating, and sealing blood vessels and tissues effectively.
Features:
Integrated vessel sealing system – seals vessels up to 7mm in diameter
400W high-frequency output – suitable for both monopolar and bipolar modes
Auto stop and feedback control – prevents over-sealing or tissue damage
Touch screen or digital interface – for easy operation and mode selection
Compatible with standard electrosurgical accessories and advanced vessel sealing instruments
Uses:
General surgery, laparoscopic surgery, gynecology, urology, and ENT procedures
Efficient blood vessel sealing reduces the need for sutures or clips
Performs precise dissection, coagulation, and hemostasis with minimal thermal spread
Bipolar Saline with 400W Cautery Machine is an advanced electrosurgical unit used primarily in urology (TURP/TURBT) and laparoscopic surgeries. It operates with normal saline as irrigation, minimizing the risk of TUR syndrome and ensuring safe and efficient tissue cutting and coagulation.
Key Features:
400W high power output for effective cutting & coagulation
Bipolar saline technology (safe with saline irrigation)
Multiple modes: cut, coag, blend, and bipolar
Touchscreen/digital controls
Safety features: auto cut-off, patient plate monitoring
Uses:
TURP & TURBT surgeries
Laparoscopic and gynecological procedures
Minimally invasive general surgeries
An Endoscopy Irrigation Pump is a medical device used during endoscopic procedures to deliver a controlled flow of sterile fluid (usually saline) into the surgical area. This helps in maintaining a clear field of view by flushing away blood, tissue debris, and other obstructions.
Features:
Adjustable pressure and flow rate
Foot or hand switch operation
Compatible with various endoscopes
Integrated suction (in some models)
Compact and portable design
Uses:
Improves visibility during endoscopic surgeries
Keeps the endoscopic lens and operating site clear
Common in GI, urology, arthroscopy, and gynecology procedures
The Bipolar Saline TURP Cautery Machine BI TURP+ is a medical device used for Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP) in patients with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). It uses bipolar energy with saline irrigation, which helps prevent TUR syndrome and enhances surgical safety.
Features:
Works with normal saline (0.9%) – safer than glycine.
Bipolar resection – precise cutting and coagulation.
400W output – strong power for efficient procedures.
Supports both monopolar and bipolar modes.
User-friendly interface with memory presets.
Includes safety alarms and is pacemaker-safe.
Uses:
Treats enlarged prostate (BPH).
Performs resection with less bleeding.
Reduces operative time and recovery period.
The JDmeditech Electro+ Electrosurgical Unit (ESU) is a versatile surgical device designed to deliver high-frequency electrical currents for cutting and coagulating tissue during various surgical procedures. It is commonly utilized in specialties such as general surgery, gynecology, urology, and laparoscopy.
Key Features
Dual Functionality: Offers both monopolar and bipolar modes, providing flexibility for different surgical needs.
Adjustable Power Output: Allows surgeons to control the intensity of electrical currents for precise cutting and coagulation.
User-Friendly Interface: Equipped with intuitive controls and displays for easy operation and monitoring.
Safety Mechanisms: Includes features like audible alarms and patient return electrode monitoring to enhance patient safety.
Compact Design: Designed for easy integration into various operating room setups.
Applications
General Surgery: Facilitates tissue dissection and hemostasis.
Gynecology: Used in procedures like hysterectomies and endometrial ablations.
Urology: Assists in surgeries such as transurethral resections.
Laparoscopy: Enhances minimally invasive surgical techniques.
A Dialysis Chair is a specialized medical recliner designed to provide comfort and support to patients undergoing hemodialysis treatment, which typically lasts 3–5 hours per session.
Features:
Adjustable backrest, leg rest, and height
Padded armrests for IV access
Reclining and Trendelenburg positions
Wheels for mobility (optional)
Durable, easy-to-clean upholstery
May include a tray, remote control, or weighing scale
Uses:
Ensures patient comfort during long dialysis sessions
Facilitates easy access for medical staff
Reduces risk of pressure sores and enhances safety
Orthopedic Sterilization Boxes are specially designed containers used to store, transport, and sterilize orthopedic surgical instruments in hospitals and surgical centers.
Features:
Made from durable stainless steel or medical-grade aluminum
Include perforated lids or silicone mats for effective steam penetration
Lockable lids and silicone gaskets for airtight sealing
Often color-coded or labeled for easy identification
Available in multiple sizes to fit various orthopedic sets
Uses:
Sterilizing orthopedic surgical instruments in autoclaves
Safe storage and transport of tools to the operation theater
Helps maintain instrument sterility and organization
Neuro Endoscope Scissor Forceps are specialized surgical instruments used during neuroendoscopic procedures to cut tissues, membranes, or adhesions inside the brain or spinal canal.
Features:
Long, slim shaft for insertion through the neuroendoscope’s working channel
Precision scissor tips for delicate cutting
Stainless steel construction for durability and sterilization
Ergonomic handle for controlled, one-handed operation
Available in straight or curved tip designs
Uses:
Cutting intraventricular membranes, cyst walls, or adhesions
Dissection during endoscopic neurosurgical procedures
Assisting in minimally invasive brain surgeries (e.g., colloid cyst removal, tumor resection)
