Thoracic electrical impedance electrode array, reusable

16 devices · GMDN 64406

A thoracic electrical impedance electrode array is a noninvasive system of multiple sensors designed to be placed around a patient's chest. These devices are used to continuously monitor lung function and detect pulmonary issues, such as respiratory rate changes, lung collapse, or incorrect placement of breathing tubes, by measuring electrical impedance.

These reusable arrays are intended to function as accessories connected to a primary monitoring or imaging system. Users should ensure the equipment is compatible with their specific thoracic electrical impedance tomography or segmentography hardware to ensure accurate data collection during patient ventilation or spontaneous breathing.

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