Surgical Equipment and Technologies

When surgery is required, nothing matters more than patient and staff safety — and the successful outcomes that depend on it. We are proud to equip surgical teams with trusted equipment and technologies that support a wide range of surgeries, from minimally invasive procedures to hybrid and robotic ORs.

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Surgical Equipment and Technology Solutions

We deliver a full range of products designed for each stage of surgery, from pre-op to recovery, enabling peak performance in the OR.

Adhesion Reduction Technology

The little things make a big difference. Our adhesion reduction portfolio can help you make the critical decisions that could mean healthier lives.

Adjunctive Hemostats and Sealants

In the life-saving and sustaining moments that happen every day in operating rooms around the globe, clinicians trust our hemostats to help stop the bleeding and count on our sealants to help close the wounds.

Bone Repair Technology

Surgeons rely on our bone repair products to promote healing, allowing them to think creatively, without restraint, to do incredible things that advance medicine and science.

OR Integration 

Connect your OR with our scalable solution that includes touchscreen controls, video conferencing, and vendor-agnostic integration that works with your existing technology.

Precision Positioning and Surgical Workflow

Surgical tables, lighting and configurable booms designed for efficiency, flexibility, security and patient-focused positioning, supporting every surgical procedure, from traditional ORs to advanced robotic environments.

Surgical Tables, Lights and Booms

Featuring intuitive setup, precise patient positioning, adaptive lighting technology, and configurable boom systems, our solutions deliver the flexibility required for traditional ORs, spine procedures, hybrid rooms, and advanced robotic environments.

Tissue Repair Technology

Surgeons rely on our tissue repair technology to solve their patients surgical challenges.

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The Surgical Landscape at a Glance

Surgeons face constantly evolving challenges, but with those challenges come opportunities for innovation to make procedures safer, faster and more effective.

>92%

of US patients develop adhesions following one or more abdominal operations.1

$2.3B

is the estimated annual economic impact of adhesiolysis procedures in the U.S.2

30%

is the average rate of bleeding complications during surgery.3

27.6%

is the projected increase in ASC (ambulatory surgery center) volumes in the US by 2027.4

Advancing Surgical Care

Behind every procedure is a patient counting on the best care possible. We offer surgical products and technologies to enhance surgeon technique, increase efficiency and speed patient recovery. 

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Trusted

From emergencies to elective surgeries, our products have been trusted for decades across a variety of specialties, including orthopedics, gynecologic, bariatric and cardiovascular.

Operating Room

Comprehensive

Our complete OR solution surrounds the surgical team with the products they need at the ready, from surgical tables and advanced lights to infusion pumps and IV fluids. 

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Efficient

Our products are engineered with clinician and patient safety in mind, from our surgical lights that support optimal air flow to our leading hemostats that help surgeons quickly address intraoperative bleeding.5-8

Discover More Baxter Products

Explore our most innovative products, with in-depth details and resources tailored for healthcare professionals.

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Baxter Product Catalog

Looking for detailed information on products Baxter offers in the United States and Canada? Find what you need on our digital catalog, including configurations, parts and accessories, how to place an order and more.

  1. Becker JM et al. J Am Coll Surg 1996; 183(4): 297–306
  2. Sikirica V, et al. BMC Surg 2011; 11:13.
  3. Stokes et al, Impact of bleeding-related complications and/or blood product transfusion on hospital costs in inpatient surgical patients. BMC Health Services Research 2011; 11:135
  4. Advisory Board, The New Rules of Ambulatory Surgery Center Competition: Three steps to build a winning ASC strategy, 2019 
  5. Renkens KL, Payner TD, Leipzig TJ, et al. A multicenter, prospective, randomized trial evaluating a new hemostatic agent for spinal surgery. Spine. 2001;26:1645-1650.
  6. Tackett SM, Sugarman R, Kreuwel HT, et al. Hospital economic impact from hemostatic matrix usage in cardiac surgery. J Med Econ. 2014;17(9):670-676.
  7. Time and Motion Study. BXU569412. [Baxter Data on File]. March 25, 2022.
  8. Oz MC, Cosgrove DM, Badduke BR, et al. Controlled clinical trial of a novel hemostatic agent in cardiac surgery. Ann Thorac Surg. 2000;69:1376-1382.
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