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The NuBOOM/DOCS system is an equipment management and audio/video integration system that is installed in health care facilities where video-assisted procedures are performed. The NuBOOM/DOCS system is used by trained health care personnel to route video signals from medical equipment (i.e., endoscopic cameras, C-arms, ultrasound, PACS) to flat-panel monitors for display during procedures.The NuBOOM/DOCS system consists of two major components: an equipment management subsystem and a video integration subsystem.The equipment management subsystem—called the NuBOOM—is a metal superstructure (cabinet) that is anchored to the facility floor. The cabinet provides an attachment point for booms, which support adjustable arms with flat-panel monitors, and shelves for storage of medical equipment. The booms and spring arms can be moved to allow the most ergonomic placement of the flat-panel monitors. The equipment management component of the NuBOOM/DOCS system provides health care staff with an adjustable system that can be configured to the needs of each procedure.

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Used Steris Reliance 6000 Endoscopy Drying Cabinet in good working condition with minor wear from normal use. The cabinet can hold up to 20 endoscopes, making it suitable for high-volume medical facilities. It features advanced drying technology to ensure thorough drying, helping to prevent bacterial growth. The cabinet has user-friendly controls for easy operation and monitoring. Built with durable materials, it is designed for long-term reliability and fits well in various settings due to its compact design.

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A non-sterile device made of Nitrile intended as a protective barrier when worn on the hands of healthcare providers during patient examination/treatment or for other sanitary purposes.

A non-sterile device made of natural latex intended as a protective barrier when worn on the hands of healthcare providers during patient examination/treatment or for other sanitary purposes.