28 devices · GMDN 59249
A sodium electrode IVD is an electrochemical sensor designed to measure the concentration of sodium ions within a clinical specimen. These devices function by detecting electrical potential against a reference electrode to provide accurate diagnostic data for patient assessment.
These diagnostic components are typically supplied as specialized sensors for integration into laboratory or point-of-care testing systems. Users should note that these devices are intended for professional clinical use to support the quantitative analysis of electrolyte levels in biological samples.
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