Cynosure,Inc. makes laser and pulsed-light devices used to perform non-invasive aesthetic procedures to remove hair, treat varicose veins, remove tattoos, and reduce the appearance of birthmarks, freckles, and cellulite. Folks who want to go deeper can opt for its minimally invasive procedures to remove unwanted fat using lasers. Cynosure's systems are marketed under such names as Apogee, Cynergy, and Smartlipo. Its customers include doctors and health spas served by distributors in more than 60 countries.

D Medical develops and manufactures insulin delivery devices for patients with diabetes. Its core product, a proprietary spring-driven pump that delivers insulin and monitors insulin levels, is similar in functionality to, but differs in design from, other motor-driven pumps on the market. The company first introduced its pumps to the marketplace in 2009 when it began selling and marketing to distributors in Europe. Tracing its roots back to the early 1990s, the company became a medical device maker in 2004 after acquiring Nilimedix.

Davol keeps operating rooms in business. The company makes medical instruments and supplies for a number of surgical specialties, including hernia repair, hemostasis, laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, wound management, and orthopedics. Its hemostasis products include the Ativene brand of hemostat products used to staunch bleeding during surgery. The company also makes suction and irrigation equipment for wound care and laparoscopy, and an autotransfusion unit used in orthopedic procedures. Its hernia repair patches, plugs, grafting tissue, and fixation devices are offered under the Bard and Davol brands. Davol is a subsidiary of medical products company C.R. Bard.

Dehaier develops, assembles and markets respiratory and oxygen homecare products and other medical devices in China. Dehaier offer a broad range of more than 30 products that can be used in the surgery room, patient room and at home, and the company also provide technical service products to manufacturers and distributors.Since 2006, Dehaier have placed a significant emphasis on the respiratory and oxygen homecare products. Through the integration of technology, customer input and employee creativity, the company seek to provide innovative, high quality and affordable products that improve the lives of people with sleep and respiratory disorders.Dehaier have a team of about 150 people and own a distribution network with 26 offices across China. The company is maintaining stable long-term cooperation relationship with over 2,000 distributors and 3,000 hospitals. Dehaier is an important distribution agent and service provider of IMD, Timesco, JMS, ResMed, HEYER, Welch Allyn, Penlon,etc.

DEKA Research and Development is perhaps best known for its founder and president Dean Kamen -- and for the Segway Personal Transporter he invented. DEKA is a design and engineering firm that develops innovative technologies, many of them in the field of medical devices. The Segway itself was an offshoot of the iBOT, an all-terrain, stair-climbing wheelchair the company developed with Independence Technology, a unit of Johnson & Johnson. (Kamen founded a separate company in 1999 to market the Segway.) DEKA's other products include a portable dialysis machine developed in partnership with Baxter International and an improved intravascular stent made with J&J's Cordis. DEKA was founded in 1982.

Delphi Medical Systems is applying the engineering expertise of its parent company, auto parts colossus Delphi Automotive, to the medical device market. The company brings its parent's manufacturing and logistics prowess in such things as display technologies and safety sensors and puts them to work in the development of medical equipment and devices. Delphi Medical Systems product lines include infusion therapy systems (including intravenous pumps), respiratory devices (portable oxygen concentrators), and vital signs monitoring equipment. Its products are marketed directly and indirectly to health care professionals and consumers.

Deltex Medical helps doctors keep an eye, or an ear, on their patients' blood flow. The company makes and markets CardioQ, a heart monitor used on critically ill patients and patients undergoing surgery. Via proprietary software and disposable ultrasound probes inserted into the esophagus, the CardioQ system is designed to measure and monitor circulating blood volume in an effort to detect hypovolemia, or decreased blood volume, in patients. With such information in hand, doctors can administer fluid and drugs as necessary, which may help patients with recovery. Deltex markets CardioQ in more than 30 countries worldwide.

Den-Mat Holdings,LLC manufactures and markets cosmetic dentistry products to dentists around the globe. Its premier product line, LUMINEERS, is a series of thin porcelain veneers that are placed non-invasively over existing teeth to hide stained, chipped, discolored, and misaligned teeth. The LUMINEERS can be applied without tooth removal or restructuring and can last up to 20 years. Den-Mat also manufactures lights, pastes, cements, and other tools and accessories to help dentists and hygienists place veneers, bleach teeth, and cure and bond restorations. DLJ Merchant Banking Partners, a private equity branch of Credit Suisse, owns a majority stake in Den-Mat.

DENTSPLY Limited is the British arm of US-based dental product manufacturer DENTSPLY International. The UK subsidiary sells dental and periodontal supplies including adhesives, filling materials and cosmetic compounds, anesthetics and other pharmaceuticals, surgical instruments, cleaning devices, polishing products, X-ray accessories, and all the other small bits and bobs needed to clean and restore teeth. Its Friadent division distributes dental implants while its DeguDent division supplies prosthetics (bridges, crowns, dentures). In all, the company distributes more than 100 different DENTSPLY clinical and laboratory products.

DePuy makes it possible for orthopedic patients to stand up straight and take a step in the right direction. A subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, DePuy's businesses develop and market orthopedic joint reconstruction, spinal care products, and neurosurgical devices. As one of the world's largest suppliers of orthopedic products, DePuy's products include hip replacements; knee, shoulder, and spinal implants; internal and external fixator products for bone fractures; and operating room equipment and supplies. The company's products are used primarily by orthopedic specialists and neurosurgeons to treat patients with musculoskeletal defects resulting from diseases, deformities, trauma, or accidents.

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