55 devices · GMDN 62208
An electromyographic endotracheal tube electrode is a sterile electrical-conducting strip attached to an endotracheal tube to measure the electromyographic activity of laryngeal and vocal cord muscles during surgery. It helps assess the status of nerves supplying these muscles while the tube is in place.
These devices are typically single-use and must be connected to an appropriate EMG measuring or recording device, sometimes with a ground electrode. They are designed for clinical monitoring purposes during surgical procedures involving the airway.
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