Curved Microscissors is a sharp tipped scissors with a curvature of 12 mm to follow the contour of the retina. It is used for cutting in the plane parallel to the retina, cutting membranes adherent to the retinal surface and all-purpose membrane cutting.

A colposcope is a large, electric microscope that is positioned approximately 30 cm from vagina. A bright light on the end of the colposcope makes it possible for physician to visualize cervix. It provides a maximum of information and confidence for gynecological diagnosis. Generally the simplest colposcope is a single convergent lens system, having magnifications fixed at x10-16 and is changed only by changing the eyepiece. Other colposcopes have variable magnifications, ranging from around x6-40. Low-power viewing (x6-10) allows rapid evaluation of the cervix, vagina and vulva, or complete visualization of most large lesions. Higher-power magnification (x10-6) permits visualization of more detail on the surface epithelium and vasculature, and enhances the colposcopist's ability to grade lesions. The highest-power magnification (x20-40) allows detailed analysis of vasculature, as is sometimes necessary for identification of high-grade neoplasia and early invasive lesions.

Cardiac monitoring is one of the most valuable diagnostic tools in modern medicine. It is essential if disorders of the cardiac rhythm are to be recognized. It can help with diagnosis and can alert healthcare staff to changes in the patient's condition. Cardiac monitoring is required in a variety of clinical situations including: chest pain; myocardial infarction; shock; heart failure; palpitations; history of syncope; and during CPR. It provides a continuous display of the patient's ECG.