Video magnification systems can help improve quality of life for the visually impaired by dramatically enlarging printed text or photographs. It uses a video camera to project a magnified image of printed text, handwriting and photographs onto a video monitor, PC or TV screen.

Video Otoscopes enable the audiologists to take images of the outer ear and eardrum. Video otoscopes allow documentation of lesions in the ear canal with digital images and allow passage of flexible biopsy forceps so that biopsies easily obtained under direct visualization with magnification.

A Videofluoroscopy device have a vertical housing and a c-arm supporting an x-ray device. The vertical housing encloses a first channel wherein a center screw is mounted. The center screw engages a mounting block having a threaded aperture formed therein, the mounting block being attached to the c-arm. A motor engaging the center screw turns the center screw in reversible directions thereby causing the center screw to communicate with the c-arm and moving the c-arm along a longitudinal axis to record a real time video x-ray image of a patient. A video monitor and video tape recorder are connected to the x-ray device by a video cable.

Vinyl catheter is sterile, touchless and designed for comfortable intermittent catheterization. It is suitable for patients requiring a rigid catheter. It minimizes urological discomfort.

Vinyl electrode is designed to provide excellent pickup with a strong adhesive that is gentle to the skin, while at the same time allowing the skin to breathe.