24 devices · GMDN 61906
Electronic surgical sponge-counters are handheld, computerized devices used in operating rooms to keep track of surgical sponges and swabbing materials during procedures. They help prevent sponges from being left inside patients by maintaining an accurate count. These devices are typically operated by professional staff and have features such as controls, displays, and barcode readers to scan and count sponges.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight due to their use in surgical settings. They are designed to be used by professional staff in operating rooms, and their functionality, such as barcode scanning and counting, is intended to support patient safety.
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