71 devices · GMDN 14034
A continuous electronic patient thermometer is a battery-powered device designed to monitor a patient's body temperature over time. It is used clinically during procedures such as general anaesthesia, or in the management of conditions like hypothermia and hyperthermia, where ongoing temperature tracking is essential. The device consists of an electronic unit connected to a probe that senses temperature changes and converts them into electrical signals, which are processed and displayed as real-time temperature readings.
This category includes reusable devices that are supplied as a complete system with an electronic unit and attached probe. Regulation of these devices is based on their intended use and design, with classification determined by individual jurisdictions according to applicable medical device regulations. They are not single-use or medicated, and their supply and compliance requirements follow standard pathways for reusable electronic monitoring equipment.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.