33 devices · GMDN 61070
An electromyographic endotracheal tube is a specialized airway device designed to maintain patient ventilation while simultaneously monitoring nerve activity. It is inserted into the trachea to deliver gases during anesthesia or resuscitation while using integrated electrodes to track electromyographic signals from the vocal cords and laryngeal muscles.
These devices are supplied as sterile, single-use products that must be connected to compatible monitoring equipment to function. They feature a radiopaque marker for positioning and a standard connector to interface with ventilation systems.
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