Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

emergo asia pacific pty ltd t/a emergo australia - 48164 - cervical total disc replacement prosthesis - the device is a disc prosthesis for use in the cervical spine (c3 ? c7). unlike a cage, in addition to restoring disc height this implant maintains physiological movement. it is used following an anterior approach and cervical discectomy in the following indications: discopathy, disc herniation, and stenosis of the foramen and spinal canal.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

hologic (australia & new zealand) pty ltd - 32368 - cervical cytology brush - the cervex-brush? enables simultaneous collection of ectocervical, endocervical and transformation-zone cells with a single device. the brush is made up of well-defined semi-circular soft, flexible hairs for the optimal sample collection.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

multigate medical devices pty ltd - 47126 - cervical dilator, balloon catheter - a foley catheter used for cervical dilation.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

becton dickinson pty ltd - 11266 - cervical dilator, fixed-size - a rod-like, solid surgical instrument used to dilate the cervical canal after its insertion through the cervical os. commonly known as a uterine dilator, it is typically made of metal. the device is used to allow the passage of a curette or other instruments into the uterus and/or enlarge the uterus prior to surgical intervention. this is a reusable device.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

inka surgical - 11266 - cervical dilator, fixed-size - solid surgical instrument designed to dilate the cervical canal after its insertion through the cervical

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

johnson & johnson medical pty ltd t/a depuy synthes - 60398 - cervical spine immobilization head ring surgical adaptor - a reusable device used to help stabilize the head and neck for surgery on the cervical spine by acting as a connector between a cervical spine immobilization head ring and a multi-joined framework that is attached to an operating table.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

joy surgical pty ltd - 48164 - cervical total disc replacement prosthesis - prostheses used to replace a cervical inter-vertebral disc and to restore disc height and segmental motion

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

endotherapeutics pty ltd - 47987 - cervical dilator set, single-use - the os finder is intended to locate and gently open the cervical os.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

roche diagnostics australia pty limited - 32368 - cervical cytology brush - single-use cervex-brush? that enables simultaneous collection of ectocervical, endocervical and transformation-zone cells. the brush is made up of well-defined semi-circular soft, flexible hairs for optimal sample collection.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

first response australia pty ltd - 45129 - cervical spine collar, single-use - the new xcollar, new xcollar plus, new nexsplint, and new nexsplint plus are the first cervical spine splinting devices specifically designed for use in prehospital care to provide stabilization and safe transport to trauma patients. it is manufacturer?s intention to improve the standard of patient care by identifying the drawbacks and flaws of conventional tools and techniques used in ems, and ?through research of clinical evidence and by utilizing feedback from rescue and emergency medical providers?to develop the first splinting device to be used in the emergency, rescue, and prehospital setting. our new splinting devices are designed to secure the patient bones above c1 and below c7 cervical vertebrae, posterior and anterior, providing trauma patients with the best possible stabilization and safety while adjusting for the widest range of patient sizes: from children to adults. all this is accomplished while avoiding hyperextension of vertebrae, blockage of venous return, or forcing the patient into a specific position, which are the drawbacks of conventional devices available on the market that our devices solve.