Ho Chi Minh City Surgical Equipment Procurement Hub

An insufflator delivers carbon dioxide to establish and maintain a working space during laparoscopic surgery. It supports pneumoperitoneum as part of the minimally invasive operative setup. The system is selected according to the required flow capability, pressure controls and compatibility with the intended tubing and access equipment.

An operating-theatre light illuminates the surgical field during operative procedures. It supports the visibility required for tissue examination, dissection and other surgical tasks. The selected light-head arrangement, mounting format and illumination controls are matched to the theatre layout and procedure requirements.

This portable endoscopy unit combines a display, camera, adjustable LED illumination and a carry case. The published configuration range lists 13.5-inch and 17-inch display options with different light-source and power configurations. Confirm which version, compatible scope and accessories are included in the MedPrax offer.

A video ureteroscope (often searched as "uretroscope") is an endoscope passed through the urethra and bladder into the ureter and kidney. A digital camera at the tip sends a live image to a video processor and monitor, so the urologist can see inside the upper urinary tract and work through the scope's working channel.

A video rhino laryngoscope provides endoscopic visualization for examination of the nasal passages, pharynx and larynx. It supports ENT assessment and review of upper-airway anatomy through a video image. The instrument is used in clinical examination workflows where direct visualization helps the clinician assess the area of interest.

A 4K Ultra HD laparoscopy tower listing presented as a complete set. The available product information does not itemize the camera, display, light source, insufflator, recording system or included accessories. Confirm the exact components, video format, interfaces and compatibility in the manufacturer datasheet.

Babcock clamps are surgical grasping instruments used for handling tubular tissue, including bowel. Their rounded, fenestrated working-end pattern supports tissue positioning during open surgery. They are selected where the grasping profile needs to suit the structure being held and the operative exposure.

Russian forceps are tissue-grasping instruments used during dissection, suturing and tissue positioning. The characteristic rounded grasping profile provides an alternative to narrow-tip forceps. They support handling of tissue within an operative field, with instrument selection and grip pressure determined by the clinical task.