75 devices · GMDN 36087
A pulse oximeter probe is a non-invasive sensor placed on the skin to measure oxygen saturation in arterial blood by detecting light absorption through tissue. It works with a separate oximeter monitor to provide real-time SpO2 readings, commonly used in clinical settings to assess respiratory and cardiovascular status.
This category specifically refers to reprocessed pulse oximeter probes — devices that have been previously used, cleaned, disinfected, inspected, and remanufactured for a single additional use on another patient. These devices are regulated as reprocessed single-use devices and must meet stringent safety and performance standards equivalent to new devices before being released for clinical use.
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