61 devices · GMDN 37178
A transcutaneous blood gas monitor sensor is a component designed to work with a transcutaneous blood gas monitoring system. It is placed on the skin to non-invasively measure gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide that diffuse through the skin, converting these measurements into electrical signals sent to the main monitor for analysis.
This sensor is a reusable device intended for repeated use with proper cleaning and disinfection between patients. It does not contain medications and is supplied as a standalone component for use with compatible monitoring systems, with regulation based on its role as a part of a diagnostic monitoring setup.
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