22 devices · GMDN 64408
Thoracic electrical impedance electrode array conductive skin adhesive tapes are used to attach electrode arrays to the skin during medical procedures like bioimpedance tomography or segmentography. They help measure the electrical properties of the thorax, providing valuable information for clinical assessments. These tapes are designed to be flexible and have a conductive gel that facilitates the transfer of electrical signals. They are applied directly to the skin, ensuring a secure and stable connection between the electrode array and the body.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are typically subject to regulatory oversight due to their use in medical procedures. They are designed for single-use, which means they should not be reused on multiple patients or for multiple procedures. The supply and classification of these devices may vary depending on the jurisdiction and regulatory framework.
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