MEDICAL products beginning with : T
| PRODUCT NAME | FDA Code/Regulation |
| Tubular Gauze Bandage (34 suppliers) | |
| Tubular Gauzes (10 suppliers)
Tubular gauzes are used to protect and secure primary dressings. It is made of white or beige cotton yarn, knitted in a continuous tube without any seams.
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| Tubular Gauzes and Tubular Foams (30 suppliers) | |
| Tubular Knitted Stockinets (1 supplier) | |
| Tubular Retractor System (1 supplier) | |
| Tubular Solenoids (1 supplier) | |
| Tubular Spring Scales (1 supplier) | |
| Tubular Steel Railing (1 supplier) | |
| Tubular Steel Wall Hung Folding Seat (1 supplier) | |
| Tuli Gel Heel Cups (2 suppliers)
Tuli gel heel cups absorb shock and reduce heel pressure. These heel cups fit comfortably in most laced shoes or boots.
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| Tumble Dryers (1 supplier) | |
| Tumbling E (2 suppliers) | |
| Tumescence Monitors (3 suppliers) | |
| Tumescent Catheter Inversion Systems (1 supplier) | |
| Tumescent Enhanced Sclerotherapy Systems (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Cell Line Pallets (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Colony Analysis - Soft Agar Assays (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Colony Analyzer (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Colony Analyzer - Chemo-Therapeutic Sensitivity Testing (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Dissectors (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Forceps, Bayonet (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Marker ELISA Kits (3 suppliers) | |
| Tumor Marker Test Kits (10 suppliers)
Tumor-marker test kits are used to detect the presence of multiple types of cancer. This kit includes prostate specific antigen, carcinoembryonic antigen and alpha fetoprotein. This kit is widely used to measure women with cancers of the reproductive system including the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries.
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| Tumor Markers (20 suppliers)
Tumor Markers are substances that are produced by normal tissues in minute quantities but are secreted in excess by malignantly transformed tissues and in other pathological states. The common clinically useful tumor markers in wide usage include carcinoembryonic antigen, prostatic specific antigen, alpha fetoprptein, carbohydrate antigen and carbohydrate antigen. Tumor markers are more frequently used to predict tumor recurrence before it is detected by clinical or paraclinical means. These tumor markers include hormones, oncofetal antigens, isozymes, proteins, mucins and glycoproteins.
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| Tumor Retractor (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Seizing Forceps (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Slicers (1 supplier) | |
| Tumor Stents (2 suppliers) | |
| Tumor Test Kits (2 suppliers) | |
| Tumor-Specific Targeting Agents (1 supplier) | |
| Tunable Lasers (1 supplier) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Adson Dressing Forceps (19 suppliers) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Blades Mayo Scissors (66 suppliers) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Blades Metzenbaum Scissors (62 suppliers) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Blades with Gold Handles (1 supplier) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Forceps (3 suppliers) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Instrument (8 suppliers) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Needle Drivers (1 supplier) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Needle Holders (149 suppliers) | |
| Tungsten Carbide Scissors (1 supplier) | |
| Tungsten Eye Shields (3 suppliers)
Tungsten eye shield is ideal for electron beam treatment. It is suitable for use in electron beam treatment of eyelid tumors. It uses anodized aluminum cap to reduce the electron backscatter to the eyelid. The eye shield can be used without the aluminum cap when placed superficially. Tungsten eye shields have less transmission than other eye shields.
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| Tungsten Halogen Lamps (4 suppliers) | |
| Tungsten Loop Electrode (1 supplier) | |
| Tungsten Micro Needles (2 suppliers) | |
| Tunnel Blades (2 suppliers) | |
| Tunnel Knives (2 suppliers) | |
| Tunnel Scalpels (1 supplier) | |
| Tunnel Washer (2 suppliers)
Tunnel washer is a device designed to clean, sanitize and dry metal cages, plastic cages, water bottles in racks, pans and utensils. It is used in the care and housing of research animals.
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| Tunnelating Needles (1 supplier) | |
| Tunneled Catheter (1 supplier)
Tunneled catheter is a permanent catheter that is fixed in place when tissue forms in response to a cuff placed beneath the skin. Typically the catheter is inserted into the internal jugular vein in the neck or the subclavian vein just below the collarbone, then tunneled from the puncture site down onto the chest wall, emerging from the skin about six inches from where it entered the vein. The tip of the catheter lies in the large vein that returns blood to the heart.
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