## Complete Medical Devices List for Setting Up a Hospital (General Hospital 50–150 Beds)

#1 Emergency Department (ER)

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Core Equipment

• Patient monitors (ECG, NIBP, SpO₂, Temp, Resp)

• Defibrillator (manual + AED mode)

• Ventilator (portable + ICU grade)

• ECG machine (3/6/12 channel)

• Oxygen concentrators / Oxygen cylinders

• Suction machines (electric & manual)

• Infusion pumps & syringe pumps

• Nebulizers

• Resuscitation kits (adult & neonatal)

• Examination lights

#2 Operating Theatre (OT)

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Surgery Room Essentials

• Operating table (electric / hydraulic)

• LED shadowless operating lights (single/dual dome)

• Anesthesia machine with ventilator

• Patient monitor (5-parameter/8-parameter)

• Electrosurgical unit (ESU)

• Suction system – wall or mobile

• Instrument cabinets & trolleys

• Medical pendants (optional)

• Autoclave sterilizers (vertical/horizontal)

• Surgical instrument sets (general, ortho, OB/GYN, etc.)

#3 ICU / Critical Care Unit

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Life-Support Equipment

• ICU ventilators

• High-end patient monitors (with IBP, EtCO₂ optional)

• Syringe pumps & infusion pumps

• CPAP/BIPAP machines

• Defibrillator with pacing

• Bedside X-ray (portable)

• ICU beds (electric, 3/5 functions)

• Air mattresses / anti-bedsore system

• Suction units

• Multi-parameter central monitoring system

#4 Radiology & Imaging Department

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Essential Diagnostic Imaging

• Digital X-Ray (DR) system

• Portable X-Ray (for ICU/ER)

• Ultrasound machines (color Doppler)

• C-arm machine (for OT & ortho surgeries)

• CT scanner (16/32/64 slice depending on budget)

• MRI (optional for mid–large hospitals)

• Mammography unit (optional)

• Dental X-ray / OPG (for dental department)

#5 Laboratory Department (Clinical Lab)

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Core Lab Equipment

• Biochemistry analyzer (fully or semi auto)

• Hematology analyzer (3-part or 5-part)

• Urine analyzer + urine strip reader

• Coagulation analyzer

• Electrolyte analyzer (ISE)

• Microplate reader/washers

• Centrifuges (low-speed & high-speed)

• Microscope (binocular / trinocular)

• Incubators, hot air ovens, refrigerators

• Lab consumables (tubes, slides, reagents, etc.)

#6 Maternity & Neonatal Department

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Delivery / NICU Devices

• Delivery beds

• Fetal monitors

• Infant incubator

• Infant radiant warmer

• Phototherapy unit

• Neonatal resuscitation kit

• Suction units

• Breast pumps

• Baby scales & exam tables

#7 General Ward (Inpatient Department)

Ward Equipment

• Hospital beds (manual/electric)

• Bedside lockers

• Over-bed tables

• Wheelchairs & stretchers

• Vital signs monitors

• Air purifier (optional)

• BP monitors & thermometers

#8 Outpatient Department (OPD)

Clinic Examination

• Examination couches

• ENT diagnostic set

• Ophthalmoscope + otoscope

• ECG machine

• Ultrasound (basic portable)

• Autoclave for small tools

#9 Sterilization / CSSD Unit

Central Sterile Supply Department

• Autoclaves (vertical / horizontal)

• Washer-disinfector

• Ultrasonic cleaner

• Sealing machine

• Sterilization baskets & trays

#10 Pharmacy

Dispensing & Storage

• Drug refrigerator (2–8°C)

• Freezer (for vaccines, if needed)

• Shelving system

• Temperature monitoring system

## Additional Hospital Support Equipment

Ambulance Equipment

• Portable monitor

• Portable ventilator

• AED

• Spine board & stretcher

Hospital Infrastructure

• Medical gas pipeline system

• UPS & stabilizers

• Waste management system

• Water purification system

Setting Up a Hospital

Launching a new hospital project is never just about budgets or timelines—it’s about building a medical system that works from emergency care to rehabilitation, without gaps, delays, or hidden risks. **A complete, structured medical device list becomes your strategic blueprint**, helping U avoid costly mistakes and present yourself as a professional partner who truly understands hospital operations.

In the Emergency Department, every second counts. Patient monitors, defibrillators, portable ventilators, suction units, and infusion pumps form the core life-saving foundation—equipment designed to pull patients back from the edge.
Move into the Operating Theatre, and precision becomes the rule. Electric operating tables, LED surgical lights, anesthesia workstations, C-arm imaging, and sterilization systems ensure that surgeons can work with accuracy, stability, and full confidence in every procedure.

The ICU raises the requirements even higher. Advanced monitors, ICU ventilators, syringe pumps, central monitoring systems, and anti-bedsore beds protect the most fragile patients and keep the clinical team fully informed, minute by minute.
Radiology and diagnostics define a hospital’s capability boundaries. DR X-ray systems, ultrasound, CT, and MRI decide how many diseases the hospital can diagnose in-house, while the laboratory—equipped with biochemistry, hematology, coagulation, and electrolyte analyzers—ensures clinicians make accurate, data-driven decisions.

Maternity, neonatal care, and NICU reflect the human warmth of a hospital. Fetal monitors, delivery beds, infant incubators, radiant warmers, and phototherapy units safeguard every new life that enters the world.
Across general wards, outpatient clinics, pharmacy, and CSSD, standardized medical equipment ensures the hospital runs smoothly, safely, and efficiently day after day.

**A complete hospital device list is not just a catalog—it’s a professional tool that helps U win tenders, present turnkey solutions, control budget planning, and eliminate procurement blind spots.**
It positions U as a partner who understands clinical workflow, international standards, and real operational needs.

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