95 devices · GMDN 41917
A foetal Doppler system probe is a handheld device used during pregnancy to detect and monitor the foetal heartbeat via ultrasound technology. Placed on the mother’s abdomen, it emits sound waves that reflect off the foetal heart, converting movement into audible signals for real-time assessment.
These probes are reusable and come in different transducer designs (single or multiple elements) and frequencies (e.g., 2–3 MHz). Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they typically fall under medical device classifications requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for non-invasive prenatal monitoring.
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