233 devices · GMDN 60635
An electrocardiographic electrode connector is a small clip that securely links an ECG electrode to its lead wire, ensuring reliable electrical signal transmission. These connectors are manually attached to disk-shaped electrodes placed on the patient’s skin, facilitating accurate heart rhythm monitoring during diagnostic procedures or continuous patient monitoring.
These connectors are generally reusable and made primarily of plastic with metallic components for conductivity. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are typically classified based on their role in patient monitoring systems rather than as standalone devices. Availability depends on local medical device standards and healthcare facility requirements.
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