2,470 devices · GMDN 35035
Electrocardiographic electrodes are single-use, disposable devices that capture the heart’s electrical signals from the skin and transmit them to an ECG machine. Clinically, they enable accurate monitoring of heart rhythms, detecting abnormalities like arrhythmias or ischemia during diagnostic tests or continuous patient observation.
These electrodes are typically non-sterile and non-invasive, often featuring adhesive backing or pre-applied gel for secure attachment. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they’re generally classified based on risk factors like patient contact duration and intended use, with supply typically through medical supply chains or direct purchase by healthcare providers.
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