White, John

A configuration checklist for anesthesia departments and procurement teams assembling a regional anesthesia cart, current as of September 2026. It covers equipment and layout only; it is not clinical guidance and it does not address drug selection or dosing. A regional anesthesia cart is a compromise between two things that pull in opposite directions: everything […]

An equipment checklist for pain clinic owners and procurement teams specifying a radiofrequency lesion generator and its consumables, current as of September 2026. It covers equipment and program requirements only; it gives no clinical parameters or lesion guidance. A radiofrequency program is a system, not a generator. The generator determines what the program can do,

Based on the Sechrist 3500CP-G user manual as of September 2026. Use your unit’s manual as the final authority; this page is a preventive-maintenance checklist, not a service manual. A used Sechrist 3500CP-G air/oxygen blender is only as trustworthy as its last performance verification. The manufacturer deliberately keeps routine maintenance small ¡ª periodic performance verification,

A selection framework for neonatal transport teams and procurement staff specifying an air-oxygen blender for a transport configuration, current as of September 2026. It covers equipment selection only; clinical practice and transport protocols remain your team’s responsibility. A blender that works perfectly on a wall stand can be the wrong device the moment it is

A compatibility primer for biomedical teams, facilities staff and equipment buyers connecting an air-oxygen blender to a gas source, current as of September 2026. It does not substitute for the standards or for the manufacturer’s instructions that govern your installation. Blender selection gets the attention; gas connection gets the surprise. A unit specified correctly for

A seller-side guide to the documentation that closes a used respiratory equipment sale, current as of September 2026. It is not medical, legal or tax advice, and it makes no promise about sale outcome or price. Respiratory equipment attracts a particular kind of buyer scrutiny, because the equipment either supports breathing or delivers a gas

A component and documentation checklist for urology ASCs and office-based practices evaluating used Rezum equipment, current as of September 2026. Verify all component descriptions against current Boston Scientific labeling before purchase. Rezum listings vary from “complete system” to “box of parts,” and the difference is rarely visible in the first photo. A Rezum system is

An equipment-cost framing for ASC and urology practice leaders comparing a steam-therapy program with a laser enucleation program, current as of September 2026. It is not clinical guidance, and it is not a reimbursement determination. The comparison is usually framed as “which procedure is cheaper,” but no useful ASC decision comes out of that question.

A maintenance-programme skeleton for biomedical teams and cath-lab managers responsible for intra-aortic balloon pump consoles, current as of September 2026. Intervals and pass criteria come from the console’s service manual; this guide does not give repair instructions or clinical guidance. An IABP console spends most of its life waiting. That is exactly why its maintenance

A substitution-workflow guide for perfusion and supply-chain teams, current as of September 2026. It publishes no equivalence table, gives no clinical guidance, and makes no claim about any product’s availability or discontinuation. When a specific oxygenator is hard to obtain, the instinct is to look for “the equivalent”. In perfusion, that instinct is worth resisting,