Medical equipment
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The following are lists of medical equipment by function. For a more complete list of all medical equipment, see Category:Medical equipment.
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[edit] See also
While the propmasters on the various Trek shows have always striven to be internally consistent when it comes to props, budget realities dictate the reuse of items as many times as possible. Many medical tools were reused as other tools, both medical and engineering, or changed appearance from one episode to the next. Therefore, an osteogenic stimulator one week may end up as a isolinear chip reader the following week.
[edit] General
- Anti-grav lift
- Biobed
- Biological sample kit
- Cast
- Cryostasis
- Decompression chamber
- Emergency Medical Holographic Program
- Gurney
- Holographic chamber
- Hypospray
- Isotropic restraint
- Long-term Medical Holographic program
- Medical kit
- Neck brace
- Reflex hammer
- Splint
- Stasis unit
- Stryker Ortho Lab
- Surgical support frame
- Wheelchair
[edit] Monitors and scanners
- Biocomputer
- Biofunction monitor
- Detronal scanner
- Electron resonance scanner
- K3 indicator
- Medical tricorder
- Medical scanner
- Molecular scanner
- Neural monitor
- Neurocortical monitor
- Phoretic analyzer
- Portable electronic microscope
- Psychotricorder
- Reader tube
- Sensor cluster
- Subdermal bioprobe
[edit] Surgical Instruments
- Autosuture
- Cellular microsutures
- Emergency surgical kit
- Exoscalpel
- Laser scalpel
- Scalpel
- Sonic separator
- Steri-field
- Sub-dermal scalpel
- Surgical support frame
- Tri-laser connector
[edit] Tissue regeneration
- Protoplaser
- Bioregenerative field
- Bio-temporal chamber
- Cellular regeneration and entertainment chamber
- Dermal regenerator
- Osteogenic stimulator
- Osteo-regenerator
[edit] Tissue applications
- Cytoplasmic stimulator
- Dermal stimulator
- Genitronic replicator
- Genotron
- Physiostimulator
- Protodynoplaser
- Spray applicator
- T-cell stimulator
- Tissue mitigator
[edit] Cardiovascular applications
- Blood-gas infuser
- Cardiostimulator
- Plasma infusion unit
- Thrombic modulator
- Vascular adhesive
- Vascular regenerator
- Vaso-stimulator
[edit] Neurological applications
- Brain circuitry pattern
- Cortical inhibitor
- Cortical stimulator
- Cranial implant
- Delta-wave inducer
- Drechtal beam
- Hyperencephalogram
- Intraspinal inhibitor
- Motor assist band
- Myelin regenerator
- Neural caliper
- Neural interface
- Neural implant
- Neural neutralizer
- Neural resonator
- Neural shock kit
- Neural stimulator
- Neural transducer
- Neuralyte probe
- Neurolytic emitter
- Neurolytic restraint
- Neurolink
- Somnetic inducer
- Synaptic stimulator
[edit] Respiratory applications
[edit] Nanotechnology
[edit] Organ replacements
- Artificial lung
- Biosynthetic limb
- Cardiac implant/Artificial heart
- Neural implant
- Ocular implant
- Parthenogenic implant
- Sensor web
- VISOR
[edit] Facilities
[edit] Medical texts
- Gray's Anatomy
- Leonard McCoy's Comparative Alien Physiology
- Linear Models of Viral Propagation
- Manitoba Journal of Interplanetary Psychology
- A Survey on Cygnian Respiratory Diseases
[edit] Background
Among the items which were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay was also a semi-circular instrument carry case, seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation. [1]
