826 devices · GMDN 14035
An intermittent electronic patient thermometer is a portable, battery-operated device used to measure a patient’s core body temperature quickly and accurately. Clinically, it provides real-time readings for monitoring fever, infection, or other conditions requiring temperature assessment, often in home, clinical, or emergency settings.
These devices are typically reusable and regulated as medical instruments, with compliance requirements varying by jurisdiction. They may be sold directly to healthcare providers, hospitals, or as part of larger diagnostic systems, depending on the manufacturer’s distribution model.
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