UTAK LABORATORIES, INC. BUS 5000 V P F CHLA BUSULFAN 5000 NG/ML

Tissue Marking Dyes are intended as an aid in the orientation, of excised surgical specimens through frozen sectioning, processing, and sectioning, and subsequent microscopic examination of tissues. The marking of multiple margins with these dyes is especially useful for identification in skin biopsies, a technique known as Moh’s surgery. These dyes are normally applied to fresh tissue but may also be used with fixed tissue. Whether fresh or fixed, the tissue should be blotted to remove excess fluid from the surface before applying the dye. Tissue Marking Dyes will permanently bond to the tissue 1 to 2 minutes after application. The tissue can then be frozen and prepared for sectioning or placed in formalin or other fixatives and processed for paraffin embedding.

Wound Matrix

Portable battery operated EMG triggered neuromuscular electrical stimulator

OptiScanner Disposable Cartridge

CMS 5000 Fluids Monitor

The Electro Flo 5000 is an electrically powered percussor, intended to assist in airway clearance therapy when the physician’s choice of therapy is external manipulation of the thorax. Additionally, the Electro Flo 5000 is indicated for external manipulation of the thorax to promote airway clearance and improve bronchial drainage.

The I-MED Nitrile Powder-free exam gloves. Durable nitrile material is incredibly soft while providing excellent chemical resistance as well as high virus protection. Enhanced tactile sensitivity allows for accurate work with smaller items.

Trial Cable Lead Marker Kit.

Tissue Marking Dyes are intended as an aid in the orientation, of excised surgical specimens through frozen sectioning, processing, and sectioning, and subsequent microscopic examination of tissues. The marking of multiple margins with these dyes is especially useful for identification in skin biopsies, a technique known as Moh’s surgery. These dyes are normally applied to fresh tissue but may also be used with fixed tissue. Whether fresh or fixed, the tissue should be blotted to remove excess fluid from the surface before applying the dye. Tissue Marking Dyes will permanently bond to the tissue 1 to 2 minutes after application. The tissue can then be frozen and prepared for sectioning or placed in formalin or other fixatives and processed for paraffin embedding.

Wound Matrix

Portable battery operated EMG triggered neuromuscular electrical stimulator