293 devices · GMDN 35368
An auditory stimulator is an electrical device designed to deliver controlled sound signals, such as tones or speech, directly to a patient's hearing system. These instruments are essential components used within clinical equipment for testing hearing sensitivity, screening auditory function, and recording evoked potentials.
These devices are typically integrated into larger diagnostic or screening systems that rely on mains electricity for operation. Users browsing this category should note that these stimulators function as specialized hardware modules intended for professional clinical assessment environments.
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