346 devices · GMDN 47582
A reusable pulse co-oximeter probe is a wearable sensor applied to a fingertip, hand, or foot to measure blood oxygen levels (SpO₂), carbon monoxide levels (SpCO), and other hemoglobin-related metrics. It uses light-based technology to detect blood parameters non-invasively, providing real-time data for clinical monitoring in settings like intensive care, emergency rooms, or neonatal units.
These probes are typically regulated as medical devices under strict performance and safety standards, often requiring validation for accuracy and reliability. They may be supplied as part of a larger co-oximeter system or sold separately, with compliance varying by region—always check local regulations before use or procurement.
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