This is a device for inducing sleep into humanoids. It is for occasional use only. For other sleep inducers, see Somnetic Inducer.

Instrument used for closing wounds.

Medical device in the form of a bed, used to monitor patients' vital signs. Some advanced models have built in sensors to analyze patients to the molecular level.

Radiated energy used in biomedical applications to accelerate cellular growth.

Medical instrument used to revitalize neural activity in a humanoid nervous system.

Medical Instrument used to repair damaged epidermal tissue.

Surgical device used to sever neural connections.

Used by Star-Fleet medical personnel to incise the skin and expose the underlying tissue. Also referred to as a Laser Scalpel

Medical instrument for the subcutaneous and intramuscular administration of medicine for many humanoid patients. It uses an extremely fine high-pressure aerosuspension delivery system, eliminating the need for a needle to penetrate the skin.

See Exoscapel

This device is a more sophisticated device than its sister model. Its is used for medical applications only. It has a removable scanning probe that allows for a freer movement around the subject being scanned and ease of reading whilst scanning.

Medical supply modules stored in bulk on Federation ships for emergency relief missions. The kit contains basic medical equipment and drugs.

Imaging technique using a series of microscopic narrow beam x-ray's to derive information on a cellular level.

Four centimeter-wide straps like bands used with neurologically damaged patients. He band provides electrical stimulation to patients' limbs to help with muscle retraining.

Medical instrument used in surgical procedures to measure the neural pathway.

Medical device used to increase the activity in the central nervous system of a humanoid brain.

Implant able bioelectrical devices that receive nerve impulses from the brain and transmit it to affected voluntary muscle groups. These instruments are used in cases of severed spinal cord damage to give the patient some control over their extremities.

Medical instrument used to elevate metabolic functions in an impaired individual.

Medical device used to dispense fluids and electrolytes.

Medical device used to stabilize immune systems.

Medical instrument used to record past memories.

Emergency Cardiopulmonary support Unit.

A small pad like device used to aid the induction of sleep in humanoids.

Medical instrument used by Doctor McCoy when he restored Spocks brain to his body on planet Sigma Draconis VI. ('Spocks Brain' TOS)

Emergency medical device used to hold a patient in suspended animation until treatment can be rendered. It can also be used to preserve dead bodies and prevent them from decaying whilst awaiting burial.

Medical treatment tool. The device increases the production of T-Cells, a type of lymphocyte that enables the humanoid to fight infection.

Medical instrument used in surgical procedures for the rebuilding of damaged tissue.

Medical instrument used by doctor McCoy when he restored Spocks brain to his body on Sigma Draconis VI.