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Nerve Compression Suppliers In Europe
3 companies found
based inMuttenz, SWITZERLAND
Spirecut is a Swiss medical technology company that specializes in developing minimally invasive, ultrasound-guided instruments for treating conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger. Their innovative Sono-Instruments® are ...
Spirecut's Sono-Instruments are advanced surgical tools designed to treat carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger through percutaneous release under sonography. These instruments allow for precise intervention by enhancing visualization and safety ...
based inBasaksehir-Istanbul, TURKEY
As Morsa CYBERG, with our 19 years of experience in the production of the soft orthopedic medical sector in Turkey to more than 40 countries worldwide, we offer a range of high-quality medical products. In this sector, we offer products produced ...
It is used for the purpose of traction of head weight with trunk support and restriction of neck movements after fractures, dislocations, ligament injuries in the cervical region and surgical operations of the cervical ...
based inWaldkirch, GERMANY
In 1996 Dr. Langer Medical GmbH was founded in Waldkirch as an 'engineering office for computer science and medical technology'. In addition to software solutions on behalf of well-known companies from industry and medical technology, systems for ...
Our saxophone electrode provides you with one of the safest systems for the continuous monitoring of the recurrent laryngeal nerve. The new approach that allows the vagus nerve to be continuously stimulated outside the immediate operation site ...