Injection Cannula-Injection cannulae are used to respirate the patient in conjunction with a high-frequency respirator and a rigid bronchoscope or tracheoscope in bronchoscopy. Injection cannulae are non-invasive and are designed for transient use in invasive interventions through a body orifice. The injection cannula is used for surgery in the laryngeal area particularly for use with laryngoscopes for injection ventilation. The injection cannula is designed for short-term use in surgically invasive interventions. ,sheath - India CDSCO Medical Device Registration

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The sheath is used to create a working or irrigation channel during fetoscopy. Sheaths are designed for short-term use in surgically invasive interventions.,obturator-The obturator is used in conjunction with a sheath or telescope for creating an access channel and, if necessary, a working channel in gynecology. Obturators are designed for transient use in invasive procedures through a body orifice or surgically invasive procedures. The obturator is used for atraumatically introducing a cystoscope or resectoscope sheath into the prostate or bladder via the urethra, hence creating access to these organs. The visual obturator is also used for optical visualization of the urethra while introducing the sheath. The examination/working insert is used for connecting the telescope and sheath and for visualizing the organ being examined. It makes it possible to insert auxiliary instruments via the endoscope (telescope). Obturators/visual obturators/instrument inlets are designed for transient use in invasive interventions through a body orifice. Obturators are intended for insertion of a resectoscope sheath in the lower urinary tract. Visual obturators are additionally intended for visualization of the urethra during the insertion of the sheath. Obturators are surgically invasive and meant for transient use. Obturators/visual obturators are intended for insertion of an urethro-cystoscope in the lower urinary tract. Visual obturators are additionally intended for optical visualization of the urethra during the insertion of the sheath. Obturators/visual obturators are invasive (telescope) and meant for transient use. Suprapubic trocars are intended for the continuous flow of the lower urinary tract during transurethral prostate resection. Suprapubic trocars are surgically invasive and meant for short term use.,sheath-Sheath for use in diagnostic and therapeutic salivary duct endoscopy in order to insert the telescope. Examination sheaths are designed for short-term use in invasive interventions through a body orifice and surgically invasive interventions. Sheaths are intended for creation of an access and working/irrigation channel in the lower urinary tract. Sheaths are invasive (telescope) and meant for transient use. Sheaths are used for portal creation as well as to protect the telescope and for fluid inflow and outflow in arthroscopy and minimally invasive orthopedics. Sheaths are designed for short-term use in surgically invasive interventions. Examination and operating sheaths are intended for creating a working channel/irrigation channel in gynecological applications. Examination and operating sheaths are invasive (telescope) and surgically invasive and meant for short term use. Inner and outer sheaths are intended for guiding working inserts during minimally invasive interventions. Inner and outer sheaths are surgically invasive and meant for short term use. Inner and outer sheaths are intended for guiding working inserts during minimally invasive interventions. Inner and outer sheaths are surgically invasive and meant for short term use. Powder blowers are intended for spraying of powdery pharmaceuticals in thoracic surgery. Powder blowers are surgically invasive and meant for transient use. Punch sheaths are intended for creation of an access and working/irrigation channel and for fragmentation of stones in the lower urinary tract. Punch sheaths are surgically invasive and meant for short term use.’’ Operating and examination sheaths are used for creating a working or irrigation channel in gynecology. Operating and examination sheaths are invasive (telescope) or surgically invasive and are designed for short-term use. Resectoscope sheaths are intended for creation of an access and working/irrigation channel in the lower urinary tract. Resectoscope sheaths are surgically invasive and meant for short term use. Suction and irrigation instruments are used to rinse the operating room and to suck off liquids and tissue in ENT medicine as well as in pastic and ZMKG surgery. Suction and irrigation instruments are sometimes used together with an endoscope. Suction and irrigation instruments are intended for short-term use in surgically invasive procedures. The lens irrigation system in the form of irrigation sheaths and suction and irrigation sheaths together with a suitable telescope and suitable irrigation equipment is used for the intraoperative cleaning of the front lens during paranasal sinus surgery and for transnasal access for external skull base surgery. The sheaths with a suction connection require a separate suction pump to enable additional suctioning of fluid at the front lens. The lens irrigation system is designed for short-term use in both surgically invasive interventions and invasive interventions through a body orifice. The operating sheath is used with the telescope for the purposes of diagnosis and treatment in salivary duct endoscopy. It has a working channel, which is used to insert the various instruments, as well as a telescope channel and irrigation channel. Operating sheaths are designed for short-term use in invasive interventions through a body orifice and surgically invasive interventions. The rigid esophagoscope tube/speculum is used for insertion into the esophagus. Thanks to the rigid esophagoscope tube/speculum, various telescopes and instruments can be inserted for the purposes of diagnosis and treatment. The esophagoscope tube/speculum is designed for short-term use in invasive interventions through a body orifice and surgically invasive interventions. The sheath is used to create a working or irrigation channel during fetoscopy. Sheaths are designed for short-term use in surgically invasive interventions. The sheath of the laser cystoscope/laser resectoscope is used to create an access or working/irrigation channel via the urethra into the prostate or bladder during transurethral laser surgery. The sheath is inserted into the urethra together with the obturator or visual obturator + telescope. The working element is inserted and used via the sheath. Sheaths are designed for short-term use in invasive interventions through a body orifice. The sheath is used to create a working or irrigation channel in gynecology. Sheaths are designed for short-term use in invasive interventions through a body orifice and surgically invasive interventions. Uterine manipulators are intended to manipulate and stabilize the uterus and adnexa during diagnostic and therapeutic interventions within the scope of laparoscopic gynecology. Uterine manipulators are surgically invasive and meant for short term use. The suction tubes are used to suction away stone fragments from the kidney/bladder via an endoscope if the stone size can be aspirated. Suction tubes with laser guide channel are also used for guiding and precisely positioning a laser fiber for lithotripsy/ablation onto the stone that is to be disintegrated or the tissue to be ablated. Suction tubes are designed for transient use in surgically invasive interventions. Examination and operating sheaths are intended for creating a working channel/irrigation channel in gynecological applications. Examination and operating sheaths are invasive (telescope) and surgically invasive and meant for short term use. Resectoscope sheaths are used for creating an access or working/irrigation channel via the urethra into the (telescope) bladder during transurethral interventions. Resectoscope sheaths are invasive (telescope) or surgically invasive and are designed for short-term use. The sheath of the cysto-urethroscope is used to create an access or working/irrigation channel to/via the urethra, into/via the prostate or into the bladder for transurethral diagnostics and therapy. The sheath is inserted into the urethra/bladder together with the obturator or visual obturator + telescope. Optical auxiliary instruments are applied directly via the shaft - non-optical auxiliary instruments are inserted via the working channel. Sheaths are designed for transient use in invasive interventions through a body orifice.,cutting loop-Cold loops are intended for manipulation of tissue in gynaecological applications. Cold loops are surgically invasive and meant for short term use.,syringe-Bladder syringes / evacuators are intended to irrigate the lower urinary tract (telescope) and to evacuate resected tissue during or after the transurethral procedure. Bladder syringes / evacuators are non-invasive and meant for transient use.,stone basket-Stone catcher/stone baskets are intended for collection and extraction of stones in the lower urinary tract. Stone catcher/stone baskets are surgically invasive and meant for transient use.,tube-Intubation tubes are used to intubate the larynx using a tracheotomy in ENT medicine. Intubation tubes are designed for short-term use in surgically invasive interventions. Optical suction tubes are intended for the suction of liquids under visual control in thoracic surgery. Optical suction tubes are surgically invasive and meant for transient use. Coagulation instruments are used for the coagulation and control of hemorrhages in endolaryngeal microlaryngeal surgery and transoral LASER microsurgery. The models with suction are used simultaneously to suction fluids, fragments, or secretion. Coagulation instruments are designed for transient use in surgically invasive interventions. The suction tubes are used to suction away stone fragments from the kidney/bladder via an endoscope if the stone size can be aspirated. Suction tubes with laser guide channel are also used for guiding and precisely positioning a laser fiber for lithotripsy/ablation onto the stone that is to be disintegrated or the tissue to be ablated. Suction tubes are designed for transient use in surgically invasive interventions. Navigable suction tubes are used as a guide when suctioning or rinsing gases, liquids, and fragments during interventions in otolaryngology and skull base surgery. Navigable suction tubes are surgically invasive and designed for transient use. Suction / irrigation instruments are used for suction and irrigation of fluids and tissue in otology. Suction / irrigation instruments are designed for transient use in both surgically invasive procedures and invasive procedures through a body orifice. Suction and irrigation tubes are intended for rinsing and/or aspirating fluids. Suction and irrigation tubes are invasive (telescope) and meant for transient use. Suction and irrigation tubes are intended for suction and irrigation in thoracic surgery. Suction and irrigation tubes are surgically invasive and meant for transient use. Suction tubes are used for transoral microsurgery, particularly for use with video laryngoscopes in the larynx/pharynx region. Suction tubes are designed for transient use in surgically invasive interventions. Suction tubes, irrigation tubes, and suction/irrigation tubes are used to irrigate and suction off gases, fluids, and fragments in bronchoscopy and esophagoscopy. Suction tubes, irrigation tubes, and suction/irrigation tubes are designed for transient use in invasive interventions through a body orifice and surgically invasive interventions. The suction tubes (telescope) used are designed for short-term use in invasive interventions through a body orifice and surgically invasive interventions. Suction tubes to remove vapor are used to evacuate vapor during laser treatments in combination with a laryngoscope. Suction tubes to remove vapor are designed for short-term use in surgical invasive interventions. Suction tubes, irrigation tubes, and suction/irrigation tubes are used to irrigate and suction off gases, fluids, and fragments in bronchoscopy and esophagoscopy. Suction tubes, irrigation tubes, and suction/irrigation tubes are designed for transient use in invasive interventions through a body orifice. Suction, irrigation instruments are used for suction and irrigation of fluids and tissue in ENT medicine and skull base surgery. Suction, irrigation instruments are designed for transient use in both surgically invasive interventions and invasive interventions through a body orifice. Suction, irrigation instruments are used for suction and irrigation of fluids and tissue in ENT medicine. Suction, irrigation instruments are designed for transient use in both surgically invasive interventions and invasive interventions through a body orifice. Suction, irrigation instruments are used for the suctioning and irrigation of fluids and fragments in ENT medicine. Suction, irrigation instruments are designed for transient use in both surgically invasive interventions and invasive interventions through a body orifice. Suction/irrigation instruments are used for manipulating and suctioning of secretion or blood in endolaryngeal microlaryngeal surgery and transoral LASER microsurgery. Suction/irrigation instruments are designed for transient use in surgically invasive interventions.,guide wire-Guide wires are used for ensuring the precise insertion of cannulated instruments/implants in arthroscopy and in minimally invasive orthopedics. Guide wires are designed for transient use in surgically invasive interventions