PRODUCT

OVERVIEW
ENDURE MEDICAL, INC.

Medical Equipment
OBJECTIVE

• Familiarize the various medical equipment and devices

sold by Endure Medical, Inc.

• Have a basic understanding about each product's

use and purpose.

• Identify the areas where the products are being utilized

in a hospital setting.

• Get to know some of the brands and partners of Endure

Medical, Inc.
COMPLETE HOSPITAL
SOLUTIONS
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MEDICAL
EQUIPMENT

▪ OR / SURGICAL
▪ INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
▪ EMERGENCY
▪ NICU/DR
▪ OTHER MEDICAL
DEVICES
▪ RADIOLOGY
▪ COLD CHAIN SOLUTIONS
▪ MOBILITY AIDS
▪ HOSPITAL FURNITURE
 OR / SURGICAL
•Anesthesia Machine
•Patient Monitor
•Electrosurgical Unit
•Suction Machine
•OR Table
•OR Lights
•OR / Surgical Pendant
ANESTHESIA
MACHINE

What is Anesthesia?
• Anesthesia is a state of controlled,
temporary loss of sensation or awareness
that is induced for medical purposes.
• Enables the painless performance of
procedures that would otherwise cause
severe or intolerable pain to a person who
is not anesthetized.
What is an Anesthesia Machine?
• A pneumatic device that supplies a
mixture of oxygen, gas, and anesthetic
agent to a patient, allowing them to
remain unconscious, but breathing, during
surgery.
Advantage of using an Anesthesia
Machine
• Anesthesia Machines provide safe,
adequate, programmed and continuous or
intermittent administration of oxygen,
medical gases and anesthetic agents;
allowing spontaneous or controlled
ventilation of the patient.
ANESTHESIA MACHINE
Key components:
1. Ventilator 4. Breathing System/Circuit

2. Vaporizer 5. Patient monitor (Optional)

3. Scavenging System
ANESTHESIA MACHINE
PATIENT
MONITOR

What is Monitoring?
• In medicine, monitoring is the
observation of a disease, condition or
one or several medical parameters
over time.
• Monitoring can be classified by the
target of interest, including:
Cardiac, Hemodynamic, Respiratory,
Body temperature, Neurological, etc.
What is a Patient Monitor?
• Also known as Multi-parameter Patient
Monitor, is a medical device that
performs repeated or continuous
observations or measurements of the
patient, his or her physiological
function and other medical
parameters.
• Can monitor and record a variety of
patients’ vital signs parameters in real-
time
PATIENT
MONITOR
Standard parameters:
1. ECG and Heart Rate (ECG)
2. SpO2 and Pulse Rate (SPO2)
3. Respiration Rate (RR/RESP)
4. Temperature (TEMP)
5. Non-Invasive Blood Pressure
(NIBP)

Optional Parameters:
1. End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide
(EtCO2)
2. Invasive Blood Pressure (IBP)
3. Cardiac Output (CO)
4. Anesthetic Agent monitoring
(AA)
PATIENT
MONITOR
Types of Patient Monitors:
1. Modular
• Can offer multiple parameter
modules, adapting to the
flexible parameter combination
requirements.
• Easy to upgrade, ideal for
specialized settings
2. Compact/Non-Modular
• Parameters for monitoring are
already fixed. Ideal for simple
bedside monitoring.
• Poor upgradability
3. Vital-Signs
• Similar to a regular patient monitor
but can only perform monitoring of
certain vital parameters such as
blood pressure, pulse oximetry, pulse
rate.
PATIENT MONITOR
ELECTROSURGICAL
UNIT

What is an Electrosurgical Unit?

• A surgical device used to incise
tissue, destroy tissue through
desiccation, and to control bleeding
(hemostasis) by causing the
coagulation of blood.
• An electrosurgical unit (ESU)
consists of a generator and a
handpiece with one or more
electrodes. The device is controlled
using a switch on the handpiece or a
foot switch.
Difference between Electrosurgery
and Electrocautery:
1. Electrocautery uses heat
conduction from a probe heated to a
high temperature by a
direct electrical current. (DC)
2. Electrosurgery uses high frequency
(100 kilohertz to 5 megahertz),
alternating electric current at various
voltages (200–10,000
Volts) passing through tissue to
generate heat (AC)
ELECTROSURGICAL
UNIT

Types of Electrosurgery:
1. Bipolar - both the active
electrode and return electrode Bipolar
functions are performed at the site
of surgery.
• Can operate regardless of the
medium in which it is used.
Permitting coagulation in a fluid
environment. "Wet field
Electrosurgery"
2. Monopolar - the active electrode
is placed at the surgical site. A
patient return electrode (also known
as a ‘dispersive pad’ is placed
somewhere else on the patient's
body.

Monopolar
ELECTROSURGICAL UNIT
SUCTION
MACHINE
What is a Suction Machine?
• A type of medical device that is
primarily used for removing
obstructions like mucus, saliva, blood,
or secretions from a person’s airway

Common uses of a Suction Machine:

• Removing respiratory secretions when
the patient is unable to
• Assisting a patient that is vomiting
while seizing or unconscious
• Clearing blood from the airway
• Removing a foreign substance from a
patient’s windpipe and/or lungs
(pulmonary aspiration)
SUCTION MACHINE

Portable

Heavy Duty

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 Operating room table or surgical
table is where the patient lies
during a surgery.

OR tables are designed and

configured with multiple functions
to adjust and achieve different
OR TABLE positions to secure the comfort
and safety of the patient, the
doctors and nurses during a
surgery.

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OR TABLE

APPLICATION

The KERNA™ General Surgical Table is a

multi-sectional, autonomous,
electrohydraulic surgical table.

Using STERIS® table extensions and

accessories, it is suitable for most
general surgical procedures including
cardiac and vascular, endoscopic,
gynecology, urology, nephrectomy,
neurology, ophthalmologic, and
orthopedics.

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OR TABLE
MODEL: KERNA™
OR LIGHTS

Operating room lights

or surgical lights are
mainly used in hospital
operating rooms but can
also be used in various
locations throughout the
facility to provide high
quality lighting for
various surgery
procedures.

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 OR LIGHTS
XLEDTM
APPLICATION

The extensive modular XLEDTM

range is suitable for the specific
needs of all types of surgery.

XLEDTM surgical lighting

systems offer variable field
diameter, color temperature
and intensity, providing
operating theatre staff with
effective lighting of the surgical
field and patient.

XLEDTM surgical lighting system

consists of one or more light
heads among 4 different sizes.

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OR LIGHTS
MODEL: XLED™
OR / SURGICAL
PENDANT
OR / Surgical Pendant
is a ceiling-suspended supply
system and thought
specifically for operating rooms.
It can be configured either for
the surgeon
or the anesthesiologist and the
service head can be equipped
with all the needed electrical
and medical components in
compliance with
any specification given.
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PENDANTS

APPLICATION

It is designed to offer the

medical staff maximum
flexibility and reliability,
allowing the nurse line of
sight to the sterile field and
the surgeon unrestricted
access to the patient.
OR PENDANT
MODEL: OKI-ISOLA
INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT

▪ Infusion Pump
▪ Syringe Pump
▪ Patient Monitor
▪ Ventilator
INFUSION
PUMP
What is an Infusion Pump?
• A medical device used to
deliver fluids into a patient’s
body in a controlled manner.
• Infusion pumps are used for
continuous and micro-volume
infusion of liquid or liquid
medicine of little volume and
high concentration, including,
but are not limited to the
infusion of chemotherapeutic
agents, cardiovascular drugs,
antineoplastic, oxytocic,
anticoagulant, anesthetic
agents.
Types of infusion pumps:
Large volume, patient-controlled
analgesia (PCA), elastomeric,
syringe, enteral, and insulin
pumps

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INFUSION PUMP

Advantages of using an IV
Infusion Pump
• Infusion pumps offer significant
advantages over manual
administration of fluids, including
the ability to deliver fluids in tiny
volumes, and the ability to deliver
fluids at precisely programmed
rates or automated intervals.
• Patients are also kept safer by
infusion pumps through
minimizing the risk of either under
or over-infusing a patient.
• Allow medical practitioners to
create a standard for drug
concentrations being administered
to patients.

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INFUSION PUMP

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SYRINGE PUMP

What is a Syringe Pump?

• A medical device which allows
for continuous administration of
small dosages of medication
with precision over a set
period.
Advantages of using a
Syringe Pump:
• An increase in comfort due to a
decrease in repetitive injections
• Controlling multiple symptoms
with drug combinations
• No gaps in comfort due to a
consistent administration of
therapeutic drugs

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SYRINGE PUMP

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VENTILATOR

What is a Ventilator?
• A medical ventilator
is a machine that
helps to push air in
and out of your
lungs so your body
can get the Oxygen
it needs.

Other names of
ventilator:
• Respirator
• Breathing Machine

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VENTILATOR
When would you need a
ventilator?
1. Respiratory failure
• Not being able to
breathe properly on your own.
• Can be caused by many types
of health conditions such
as: COPD, Asthma,
Pneumonia, Cardiac Arrest,
Stroke, etc.
2. Surgery
• During Surgery – can
temporarily do the breathing
for you while under general
anesthesia
• Recovering from surgery – For
very complicated surgeries, a
patient may need a ventilator
to help them breathe after Standard Setup for a mechanical ventilator in a
surgery
hospital.

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VENTILATOR

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EMERGENCY
ROOM

▪ Defibrillator
▪ ECG Machine
▪ Ventilator
▪ Pulse Oximeter
▪ Suction Machine
▪ Vital-Signs
Monitor
DEFIBRILLATOR

What is a Defibrillator?
• A device that sends an
electric pulse or shock to the
heart to restore a normal
heartbeat. They are used to
prevent or correct
an arrhythmia, an uneven
heartbeat that is too slow or
too fast.
Types of Defibrillators:
1. Automated External
Defibrillator (AED)
2. Manual Defibrillator
3. Cardioverter Defibrillator

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DEFIBRILLATOR

When to use a defibrillator?

AED (Outside hospital)
• For individuals who are in
cardiopulmonary arrest and is
unconscious, pulseless or not
breathing normally.
• Can be used by anyone.
Manual Defibrillator
(Inside hospital)
• When a patient is experiencing
potentially terminal arrythmias:
Ventricular Fibrillation and
Ventricular Tachycardia
• Must be used by a trained medical
professional.
Contraindication:
• Defibrillation is not intended for A person using an AED on someone in
patients who are conscious and cardiac arrest.
have a palpable pulse.

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DEFIBRILLATOR
Advantages of Biphasic Defibrillation
Monophasic Defibrillator Biphasic Defibrillator
• Can not adjust the current • Capable of changing the
according to the resistance current as per the patient’s
exerted by the patient’s body impedance.
• Normally uses a fixed current • Can manually or automatically
to deliver 360J energy to adjust the strength of the
terminate cardiac arrhythmias current
• Less efficient • More efficient
• Has a greater risk of • Uses a smaller current and
damaging the heart muscle as hence the damage is
it delivers a greater current minimized

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DEFIBRILLATOR

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ECG
MACHINE
What is ECG or
Electrocardiogram?
• A recording of the heart's
electrical activity.
• It's a common and painless test
used to quickly detect heart
problems and monitor the
heart's health.
• Traditionally, "ECG" usually
means a 12-lead ECG taken
while lying down
• Most modern ECG machines
include automated
interpretation algorithms but
are considered "preliminary"
until verified and/or modified by
expert interpretation.

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ECG
MACHINE
Types of Electrocardiogram (ECG):
1. Resting ECG Holter Stress Test
• Standard test for measuring your
heart’s electrical function.
• Performed while you are lying still.
2. Stress Test ECG
• Also called treadmill test or
exercise ECG
• Is given while a patient walks on a
treadmill or pedals a stationary
bicycle to monitor the heart during
stress or exercise.
3. Holter
• A small ECG device used to
monitor the ECG tracing
continuously for a period of 24
hours or longer.

Resting ECG
ECG MACHINE

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 PULSE
OXIMETER
What is Pulse Oximetry?
• Is a noninvasive test that
measures the oxygen saturation
level (SpO2) of your blood.
• It can rapidly detect even small
changes in oxygen levels. These
levels show how efficiently blood is
carrying oxygen to the extremities
furthest from your heart, including
your arms and legs.
Parameters measured by a Pulse
Oximeter:
1. SpO2
• Peripheral Oxygen Saturation
2. Pulse Rate (PR)

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PULSE OXIMETER

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NICU & DR

▪ Infant Incubator
▪ Infant Warmer
▪ Phototherapy
Unit
▪ Fetal Monitor
▪ Fetal Doppler
INFANT
INCUBATOR
What is an Infant Incubator?
• An infant incubator is designed to
provide a safe, controlled space
for infants to live while their vital
organs develop.
• Unlike a simple bassinet, an
incubator provides an
environment that can be adjusted
to provide the ideal temperature
as well as the perfect amount of
oxygen, humidity, and light.
Possible reasons why a baby
may need to be placed inside an
Incubator:
• 1. Premature birth
• 2. Breathing issues
• 3. Infection
• 4. Low birth weight

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INFANT INCUBATOR

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INFANT
WARMER
What is an Infant Warmer?
• An Infant Warmer is a device
used to supply
supplementary heat to the
newborn neonate (a baby)
after birth.
• In infant warmers, heat
transfer is carried out mainly
by radiation. The source of
thermal energy is separated
from the heat receptor and
this heat travels through the
air in the form of
electromagnetic waves.
• Also called, Infant Radiant
Warmer

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INFANT WARMER

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PHOTOTHERAPY
UNIT
What is a Phototherapy?
• Is a medical treatment in which
natural or artificial light is used
to improve a health condition.
Bilirubin lights
• Are a type of light therapy
(phototherapy) that is used to
treat newborn jaundice.
• Jaundice is a yellow coloring of
the skin and eyes. It is caused
by too much of a yellow
substance called Bilirubin.
• Bilirubin is created when the
body replaces old red blood
cells with new ones.

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PHOTOTHERAPY LIGHT

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 What is Fetal Monitoring?
• Fetal heart monitoring is, as its name implies, is
an important way to check on a baby's heart rate
FETAL during labor and delivery.
• It allows medical professionals to detect problems
MONITOR during pregnancy and labor early on, reducing the
risk of injury to the mother and the baby.
• More commonly known as Cardiotocograph (CTG)
because two of the basic parameters measured
are FHR (Fetal Heart Rate) And Toco (Uterine
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FETAL MONITOR

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FETAL
DOPPLER
What is a Fetal
Doppler?
• A Fetal Doppler is a test
that uses sound waves
to check your baby's
heartbeat.
• It's a type of ultrasound
that uses a handheld
device to detect
changes in movement
that are translated as
sound.

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FETAL DOPPLER

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OTHER
PRODUCTS

▪ Endure Portable
Nebulizer
▪ MDF Products
▪ Beurer Products
▪ Haier Air Purifier
ENDURE PORTABLE NEBULIZER

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MDF PRODUCTS
STETHOSCOPES SPHYGMOMANOMETERS

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BEURER PRODUCTS
WELLBEING AND BEAUTY AIR AND AROMA

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BEURER PRODUCTS
MEDICAL DEVICES TENS/EMS

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AIR PURIFIER

HAIER YKJX-Y500
• Hospital Grade
• Ultra-effective, triple-action
disinfection - plasma, UV plus
titanium dioxide photocatalyst
and nano-silver ion filtration
• Kills up to > 99.9% of viruses
and bacteria within air
• Covers 60 cubic meters
RADIOLOGY

• Ultrasound Machine
• Digital Radiography
• Digital Mammography
• CT Scan
• MRI
ULTRASOUND
MACHINE

In diagnosis, Ultrasound Machine is

used to create an image of internal
body structures such as tendons,
muscles, joints, blood vessels, and
internal organs, to measure some
characteristics.

Its aim is usually to find a source of

disease or to exclude pathology.

The usage of ultrasound to produce

visual images for medicine is called
medical ultrasonography or simply
sonography.

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ULTRASOUND MACHINE

MODEL: SONIMAGE MX1

APPLICATION

The SONIMAGE MX1 is a Point-

of-Care ultrasound system that
delivers advanced technologies to
ensure excellent image quality and
efficient workflow with
exceptional value

Customizable touchscreen with

the five most frequently used keys
allows you to facilitate superior
workflow and improve efficiency
and throughput.

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SONIMAGE MX1 2D ECHO
 HOW TO BACKPACK DEMO
KONICA MINOLTA SONIMAGE MX1?
DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY (DR)

Digital Radiography is a form of radiography that

uses Flat Panel Detector (FPD) to directly capture
data during the patient examination, immediately
transferring it to a computer system without the use
of an intermediate cassette for films in analog x-
ray and phosphor imaging plates for computed
radiography.

TYPES
• Floor-Mounted DR
• Conventional DR
• U-Arm DR
• Screening DR
• Ceiling-Suspended DR
• Mobile DR
• Portable DR

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ADVANTAGES OF DR FROM CR

• Computed radiography (CR) is the digital replacement of conventional X-ray film

radiography and offers enormous advantages for inspection tasks – the use of
consumables is virtually eliminated and the time to produce an image is drastically
shortened.
• The use of DR is associated with lower patient exposures because of very low
imaging failure rates.
• The high speed of image acquisition is another advantage of DR technology.
• Image quality is excellent with DR whereas CR images are somewhat inferior to
film X-ray systems. However, diagnostic accuracy is comparable between CR and
film-based systems.
 ADVANTAGES OF DR FROM
COMPUTED RADIOGRAPHY (CR)

• Whereas the initial cost of CR is lower, DR systems provide high-speed

workflow for technologists and speeded-up patient management, which is
especially important in outpatient settings where patients need to return to
home or work. Less than 1 minute is needed between exposure and image
acquisition.
• Portability of DR systems is now being envisaged with the development of
wireless (or previously, wired) DR detectors. This removes one of the big
obstacles to the use of DR, namely, lack of portability.
ADVANTAGES OF DR FROM ANALOG
RADIOGRAPHY

Reducing Cost and Space

The benefits of upgrading from analog to digital radiography go well beyond the
reduction in time required to produce the X-ray images themselves.
• Reduced radiation
• Reduced cost due to the elimination of chemical processors, processor maintenance,
and filing and mailing jackets
• Reduced space requirement — no dark room is required, and the need to dedicate
space for cabinets of analog images is eliminated
These are excellent benefits, both to larger facilities with high patient volume and to
smaller practices that hope to provide on-site radiography services to their patients.
ADVANTAGES OF DR FROM ANALOG
RADIOGRAPHY
Greater Image Versatility
Along with the elimination of chemical processing, the digital format allows
greater imaging versatility and overall image quality, both of which greatly
increase the accuracy of patient diagnosis and the quality of care that can be
provided.
When using DR, the image is stored as raw data within a computer, which
provides the technologist, physician, and radiologist the capability to manipulate
the images as needed. It allows for: Lightening or darkening, Zooming in or
out, Rotating, Flipping, Inverting
A major advantage of DR is the ability to rapidly change back and forth from dark-
on-light imaging to light-on-dark imaging, which increases the visibility of hard-
to-see fractures and soft tissue.
Annotations can also be added to the image, including the following: R/L markers,
Measurements, Angles, Notes made on the image itself
DR also allows the radiologist the option to retake an image immediately. The
patient no longer has to be moved from room to room if the original image doesn’t
meet the doctor’s needs.
 DR vs CR vs AR
PARAMETERS DIGITAL (DR) COMPUTED (CR) ANALOG (AR)
IMAGE RECEIVER Flat Panel Detector Imaging Plate X-ray Film

PROCESSING TIME Instant/Less than 5 1-3 minutes 5-30 minutes

seconds
POST PROCESSING Images can be edited, Images can be edited, marked, Images cannot be
marked, etc. etc. edited
instantaneously Manual markings
OVER-EXPOSURE/ Very Low Risk High Risk High Risk
PATIENT SAFETY Automatic Exposure
Control
CONSUMABLES None PSP Plate X-ray Film
(Limited Reusability) Chemical Solutions
ADDITIONAL ROOM PC WORKSTATION PC WORKSTATION DARK ROOM
SPACE AND DEVICES VIEWING MONITOR VIEWING MONITOR
DIGITIZER/READER
UPFRONT/ Highest upfront cost Higher upfront cost than AR Cheapest upfront
PURCHASING COST Lower upfront cost than DR cost
OPERATIONAL AND Lowest operational cost Higher operational cost than Highest operational
MAINTENANCE COST DR
FLOOR MOUNTED DIGITAL
RADIOGRAPHY

UIH UDR 580I

Conventional design similar to Analog

Radiography system. The difference is
the use of the Flat Panel Detector
instead of the traditional X-ray Film
Cassette.
Patient Positioning and Examination
may be limited and may require
awkward angle for an optimum image.

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FLOOR-MOUNTED DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY
MODEL: uDR580i
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CEILING SUSPENDED DIGITAL
RADIOGRAPHY

UIH uDR 780i

Ceiling-suspended Digital
Radiography System offers the most
flexible patient positioning and
examination.
The advanced electro-mechanical
system enables both auto and manual
operation. Built-in assistance and
safeguard functionalities ensure both
operator and patient safety.

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CEILING SUSPENDED DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY
MODEL: uDR780i
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MOBILE DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY

UIH UDR 380I

Mobile DR are considered as mobile

equipment as they are equipped with
wheels that enable it to me moved to
different locations with a Hospital or
health care unit.
These are powered by an electric motor
supplied by a battery that assists the
movement when the end-user drives
the mobile unit with less effort.

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MOBILE DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY
MODEL: uDR380i
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DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY

UIH uMammo 590i

Digital mammography, also called full-field digital
mammography (FFDM), is a mammography system
in which the x-ray film is replaced by electronics that
convert x-rays into mammographic pictures of the
breast. These systems are similar to those found in
digital cameras and their efficiency enables better
pictures with a lower radiation dose. These images of
the breast are transferred to a computer for review
by the radiologist and for long term storage. The
patient's experience during a digital mammogram is
similar to having a conventional film mammogram.

The uMammo 590i pairs low-dose, high resolution

imaging with a seamless mammography workflow.
Get accurate mammography results for better
women’s health management.

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DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY
MODEL: uMammo590i
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CT-SCAN
UIH uCT 760
A CT scan is a diagnostic imaging
procedure that uses a combination
of X-rays and computer technology
to produce images of the inside of
the body. It shows detailed images
of any part of the body, including
the bones, muscles, fat, organs and
blood vessels. CT scans are more
detailed than standard X-rays.

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128-SLICE CT
MODEL: uCT760
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

UIH uMR 560

Magnetic resonance imaging is a medical
imaging technique used in radiology to form
pictures of the anatomy and the
physiological processes of the body. MRI
scanners use strong magnetic fields,
magnetic field gradients, and radio waves to
generate images of the organs in the body.

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1.5T MRI
MODEL: uMR588
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 • Biomedical Refrigerator
• Blood Bank Refrigerator
COLD CHAIN • Ice-lined Refrigerator (ILR)
SOLUTIONS • Biomedical Freezer
• Ultra-Low Temperature (ULT) Freezer
• Combined Refrigerator and Freezer
• Solar Direct Driven (SDD) Refrigerator/Freezer
Full Range
Cold Storage Solutions
 Why choose Biomedical over Domestic
Refrigerator/Freezer?

The major difference between Biomedical and Domestic Refrigerator/Freezer is the

Temperature Performance.

There are three key elements to the overall temperature performance of a refrigerator.

1. Temperature Stability
Biomedical refrigerators will better closely maintain the set temperature.

2. Temperature Accuracy
Biomedical refrigerators have more accurate storage temperature.

3. Temperature Uniformity
Biomedical refrigerators have better temperature distribution and air circulation inside.
 How to choose the right cold storage?

Stored Products Temperature Recommended Products

Medicine 2° to 8°C (5°C) Biomedical Refrigerator
Vaccine ILR
Reagent SDD Refrigerator
Samples Combined Refrigerator-Freezer
Whole Blood 3° to 5°C (4°C) Blood Bank Refrigerator
Red Blood Cells
Vaccine -40° to -20°C Biomedical Freezer
Enzyme SDD Freezer
Protein Combined Refrigerator-Freezer
Plasma
Pharmaceutical Ingredients
Blood -86° to 60°C (-70°C) ULT Freezer
Urine
Serum
Blood Clot
Liquid Samples for RNA and
DNA extraction
Frozen Red Blood Cells
 COVID-19 VACCINES

REQUIRED
RECOMMENDED COLD
VACCINE STORAGE
CHAIN STORAGE
TEMPERATURE
ULT FREEZER
PFIZER-BIONTECH -70°C (-80 to -60°C )
-86° to -40°C
BIOMEDICAL FREEZER
MODERNA -20°C (-25° to -15°C)
-40° to -20°C
BIOMEDICAL SINOVAC
REFRIGERATOR
ASTRAZENECEA
/
JOHNSON & JOHNSON 5°C (2 to 8°C)
ICE-LINED VACCINE
REFRIGERATOR SPUTNIK
2° to 8°C
BIOMEDICAL REFRIGERATOR
HAIER HYC-290
Biomedical Refrigerator is suitable for pharmacies, drug
stores, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, clinics and
other pharmaceutical storage areas such as storage and
logistics.

VACCINE:
• SINOVAC

STORAGE:
• +2 to +8°C (+5°C)

PACKAGING:
• 40 VIALS PER BOX
• 1 DOSE PER VIAL

CAPACITY:
• 166 BOXES
• 6,240 VIALS
• 6,240 DOSES
ICE-LINED REFRIGERATOR
(ILR)
HAIER HBC-260

ILR is suitable for pharmacies, pharmaceutical

distributors, epidemic prevention stations, health
centers and
hospitals to store biological products and items which
shall be kept under at a temperature of between 2 and
8°C. ILR has longer temperature holdover time and are
perfect for rural areas with unstable power supply.
VACCINE:
• SINOVAC

STORAGE:
• +2 to +8°C (+5°C)

PACKAGING:
• 40 VIALS PER BOX
• 1 DOSE PER VIAL

CAPACITY:
• 292 BOXES
• 11,680 VIALS
• 11,680 DOSES
BIOMEDICAL FREEZER
HAIER DW-40L262
Biomedical freezer is designed to store vaccines,
blood plasma and many other biological
materials. Installations can be found in research
institutions and clinical sites in the life science,
pharma, biotech, medical and electronics sectors.

VACCINE:
• MODERNA

STORAGE:
• -20°C (-25° to -15°C)

PACKAGING:
• 10 VIALS PER BOX
• 10 DOSES PER VIAL

CAPACITY:
• 234 BOXES
• 2,340 VIALS
• 23,400 DOSES
ULT FREEZER
HAIER DW-86L959BPT
ULT Freezer is designed for storage temperatures as low as
-86°C. Many Molecular Biology or Life Sciences laboratories
need long-term cryopreservation for biological samples like
DNA, RNA, proteins, cell extracts, or reagents. To reduce
the risk of sample damage, these types of samples need
extremely low temperatures of −80 to −86 °C.

VACCINE:
•PFIZER-BIONTECH

STORAGE TEMPERATURE:
• -70°C (-80° to -60°C)

PACKAGING:
•195 VIALS PER TRAY
•1 TRAY PER BOX
•6 DOSES PER VIAL

CAPACITY:
•336 BOXES/TRAYS
•65,520 VIALS
•393,120 DOSES
Blood Bank
Refrigerator
Blood Bank Refrigerator is specially designed
to store whole blood and blood derivatives. It
could be used to store the whole blood at 4°C
in blood banks, hospitals, and laboratories.
A blood bank is a center where
blood gathered as a result of blood donation
is stored and preserved for later use in
blood transfusion.

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Combined
Refrigerator-Freezer
Combined Refrigerator-Freezer is a designed
combination of refrigerator and freezer to
store in one equipment the frozen plasma,
biomaterials, vaccines, electronic devices and
low temperature tests of special materials, in
blood stations, hospitals, epidemic prevention
stations, universities, scientific research
institutes, electronic chemical industry and
other enterprise laboratories.

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Solar Direct Driven (SDD)
Refrigerator/Freezer
SDD Refrigerator/Freezer is
designed to store vaccine, reagents,
etc. in remote, sunny regions liable
to power shortages
The combined refrigerator with freezer
can be used to store vaccines,
reagents and freeze ice packs.
Suitable for remote and sunny regions
where power shortages are common.

10
0
• ICU Bed
• Mechanical Bed
• Examining Table
• Delivery Table
• Stretcher
• Pediatric Bed
• Other Furniture
 1
0
2

ELECTRIC BED

COMPACT HB 5130

• Back rest, Leg rest, Height, and

Trendelenburg adjustment
• Patient Remote Control
• Nurse Control Panel
• Mechanical and Electronic CPR
• Fowler positions
• Battery
• X-Ray compatible
• Bed extension (18cm)
MECHANICAL BED,
4-CRANK
Rooms Applicable:
ICU
Patient Room

BIH009MB
Five functions:
a. Backrest
b. Knee rest
c. Height Adjustment
d. Trendelenburg
e. Reverse Trendelenburg

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MECHANICAL BED,
3-CRANK
Rooms Applicable:
ICU
Patient Room
Ward
Emergency Room

BIH010MB
Three functions:
a. Backrest
b. Knee rest
c. Height Adjustment

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MECHANICAL BED,
2-CRANK
Rooms Applicable:
Patient Room
Ward

BIH012MB
Two functions:
a. Backrest
b. Knee rest

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EXAMINING TABLE
Rooms Applicable:
OB-GYNE
Clinics

BIDE004M
Function:
➢Adjustable body rest
➢Adjustable leg rest
➢With detachable stirrups
➢With drain pan

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DELIVERY TABLE
Rooms Applicable:
Delivery Room
OB-GYNE

BID007H
➢Removable table leg part
➢Backrest
➢Trendelenburg
➢Reverse Trendelenburg
➢Height adjustable

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 1
0
8

STRETCHER

SD09
Rooms Applicable:
Emergency Room
Patient Transfer within hospital

Functions
➢Backrest
➢Knee rest
➢Height adjustable
➢With oxygen holder
➢With bumper for protection
HEMODIALYSIS
CHAIR

LINEALIFE
KAHD-10
• Backrest , leg rest , height
and
Trendelenburg positions
 OTHER
HOSPITAL
FURNITURE

Emergency Cart Bedside Table Kick bucket

Foot Stool

Hospital Bed Mattress Overbed Table

Revolving Chair 110

MOBILITY AIDS
• Mobility Scooter
• Powered Wheelchair
• Manual Wheelchair
• Cane
• Crutch
• Walker
MOBILITY SCOOTER
ENDURE YL-018
FOLDABLE MOBILITY SCOOTER
ENDURE YL-211
POWERED WHEELCHAIR
ENDURE DYW-459-46A11
 MANUAL
WHEELCHAIR

ENDURE FS809
CANE, SINGLE TIP

ENDURE FS920L
CANE, QUAD TIP

ENDURE FS921
 WALKER

ENDURE FS915L
WALKER WITH
WHEELS

ENDURE FS912L
 CRUTCH

ENDURE FS925L

3 SIZES (L/M/S)
LEO JOHN N. DUSABAN, ECE
me.pm1@[Link]
09178724621
/
EDNEL L. TROCHO, ECE
me.pm2@[Link]
09175802787

ERIK/LEAH DURAN
imaging@[Link]
09178444197 / 09178445348

ENDURE MEDICAL, INC. 2022