Pulmonary Artery Catheter is a haemodynamic-monitoring tool in intensive care medicine. The pulmonary artery catheter (PAC) is a powerful tool that is used extensively in the assessment and monitoring of cardiovascular physiology. Pulmonary artery catheter is called a right heart catheter, which is a specialized central venous catheter designed to provide information about the blood and heart.

Arthritis is a general medical term referring to signs and symptoms of inflammation of the joints, which is caused by wear & tear, injury or infection.

Ankle joint distractor is designed for spreading an ankle joint in preparation for arthroscopic surgery. It consists of a pair of external fixation pins for transfixing bones adjacent the ankle joint so as to pass parallel to one another and directly through the bones from the medial side to the lateral side, and a pair of jackscrews for attachment to the parallelly transfixed pins. The jackscrews are adapted to force the pins apart or together so as to distract or to compress the ankle joint while the pins are maintained in a generally parallel spaced apart relationship.

Arthroscopic meniscal repair system allows control the amount of compression across the tear ensuring a secure repair. It consists of three components including a soft tissue anchor, a connecting suture, and a top hat, which compresses the meniscus tear against the anchor. It comes in both non-absorbable and absorbable options.

Arthroscopy drill guide system is designed for the precise guidewire placement required for repair of osteochondral lesions of the talus, arthroscopic fracture fixation with cannulated screws and arthroscopic arthrodesis. Its compact, lightweight design is ideal for small joint spaces. It is easy-to-handle and provides the stability required for precise guidewire insertion. Its articulating arm design ensures constant alignment of distal ends for precise K-wire placement.

Arthroscopy instruments are designed to safely and easily establish the posterolateral and anterolateral portals usually ranging from o 5 mm - o 10 mm. Using a series of portal dilators and two-piece cannulas, the arthroscopist can quickly switch between working and viewing portals while maintaining access to the portals throughout the process. These instruments use standard length arthroscopies and include arthroscope cannula caps that mate securely to various styles of arthroscopies.