14 devices · GMDN 11460
An electroretinograph electrode is a specialized electrical conductor designed to be placed near the eye to capture signals from the retina. These devices are used by clinicians during electroretinography procedures to help evaluate the functional health of the eye's retinal tissue.
These electrodes are supplied as single-use components and are typically designed as conductive threads that rest against the lower eyelid or cornea. Because they are intended for one-time use, they are provided in a non-sterile state for application during diagnostic testing.
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