455 devices · GMDN 38211
Stand-on floor scales are electronic devices placed on the floor to measure a patient’s total body weight by having them stand on the platform. Clinically, they are used in healthcare settings to monitor weight changes for patients who can bear their own weight, aiding in assessments like growth tracking, nutritional planning, or fluid balance management.
These devices are typically regulated as medical devices, often classified based on risk and intended use. They are commonly sold as standalone units or integrated into floor systems, with compliance requirements varying by jurisdiction. Always check local regulations for classification and supply standards before use.
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