Single Arm Manual Surgical Pendant
Single Arm Manual Medical Pendant .oxygen sockets, seven 10A multi-function power outlet, a network socket, three platforms, a drawer, a ground terminal, a set of infusion stand. Rotation angle ≤ 340 °.highly manoeuvrable pendants for surgeons where positioning is vital.surgical pendant are usually mounted around the foot-end or sides of the Operating Table so as not to interfere with the anaesthetists equipment.
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The "Eleventh Five-Year" 863 Program in the field of bioinformatics and biocomputing technology has seen significant progress, particularly in the development of a digital stereotactic (intensity-modulated) radiation therapy planning system. This project was led by Beijing Daheng Medical Equipment Co., Ltd., and marks a major milestone in China's medical technology sector. The system has now received approval from the State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA) as a medical device, and it is currently being deployed in hospitals for clinical use.
Building on years of research, the company successfully developed and commercialized the system, achieving key goals in productization and industrialization. Key technical features include: (1) A Windows-based platform with reverse design capabilities, offering improved dose distribution for complex cases like nasopharyngeal cancer; (2) Two intensity-modulated treatment modes—dynamic sub-field superimposition using an electric multi-leaf collimator and energy-based compensation via physical compensators; (3) 4D CT image reconstruction and motion tracking for more accurate image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT); and (4) Integration of multiple stereo positioning systems and advanced electric multi-leaf collimators.
To date, the project has secured two patents and two software copyrights, and has developed a comprehensive system that combines hardware and software, with software at its core. The technology is internationally competitive and well-suited to China’s healthcare environment.
Looking ahead, the project aims to strengthen collaboration with medical institutions, further promote its products, and expand its user base. Over the next 1–2 years, the team plans to complete the industrialization of the product. The first phase will focus on upgrading systems used by over 400 existing users, while also attracting new clinical partners. This initiative is expected to bring substantial economic and social benefits to the healthcare sector. Shanghai Medical Device Industry Association