31 devices · GMDN 15071
A catheter-tip pressure transducer is a specialized sensor attached to the end of a catheter to monitor internal physiological pressures. These devices are used clinically to measure pressure within the vascular system, cranium, uterus, or urinary tract by converting physical force into electronic or ultrasonic signals for external display.
These components are designed for single-use applications to ensure patient safety and prevent cross-contamination. They function by transmitting data through wired or wireless connections to a parent monitoring device, which then processes the information for clinical assessment.
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