transducer sensor
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Pediatric Infant Pulmonary Function Transducer Sensor 73393 For GE Datex Ohmeda Anesthesia Machines
Product Overview This Pediatric Infant Pulmonary Function Transducer Sensor 73393 is a specialized respiratory consumable designed for GE Datex-Ohmeda anesthesia machines, tailored for pediatric and infant patients. As a reliable Pedi-lite sensor, it delivers accurate spirometry and flow measurement ...
Compatible with Coman monitor 12-pin adapter to Mindray 4-pin invasive pressure sensor IBP pressure sensor invasive blood pressure cable
Product Overview This compatible invasive blood pressure IBP cable 12-pin to Mindray 4-pin for Coman patient monitors is a specialized signal transmission accessory engineered for bedside invasive hemodynamic monitoring systems. It serves as a reliable replacement and supply solution for intensive ...
Compatible with Mindray Invasive Pressure IBP Cable, SpaceGoldWay PM9000 Pressure Sensor 6-pin to Abbott
Product Overview This compatible invasive pressure IBP cable 6-pin to Abbott for Mindray and SpaceGoldWay PM9000 monitors is a specialized signal transmission accessory engineered for bedside invasive blood pressure monitoring systems. It serves as a reliable replacement and supply solution for ...
4 Pin Dual Slot US Fetal Ultrasound Probe For Edan F2 F3 F6 Maternal Fetal Monitors
Original 4-Pin Dual-Slot US Fetal Ultrasound Probe for Edan F2 F3 F6 Maternal-Fetal Monitors Product Overview Fetal probes are core accessories for maternal-fetal monitors, dedicated to real-time fetal heart rate monitoring and uterine contraction detection during antenatal and intrapartum care. ...
6 Pin Blue TOCO Contraction Probe For Edan F2 F3 F6 F9 Maternal Fetal Monitors
Original 6-Pin Blue TOCO Contraction Probe for Edan F2 F3 F6 F9 Maternal-Fetal Monitors Product Overview Fetal probes are core accessories for maternal-fetal monitors, dedicated to real-time fetal heart rate monitoring and uterine contraction detection during antenatal and intrapartum care. This ...
