Solventum Corporation 2269T Neonatal 2cm x 4cm Pre-Wired

The Solventum Corporation 2269T Neonatal, 2cm x 4cm, Pre-Wired Radiolucent Electrode is designed for use in clinical settings, particularly in neonatal care units, where precise and gentle monitoring is crucial. Its standout benefit lies in its radiolucent properties, allowing for uninterrupted X-ray imaging without compromising electrode functionality, ensuring continuous patient monitoring during various medical procedures.

Overview: This pre-wired electrode is part of a comprehensive line of medical devices intended for electrodiagnostic procedures. It is engineered to provide high-quality signals, enhancing the accuracy of diagnostic tests such as electroencephalograms (EEG) and electromyograms (EMG). The electrode's design ensures comfort and minimal skin irritation, making it suitable for extended use on sensitive skin, including that of neonates.

Key Features

• Radiolucent material allows for X-ray imaging without electrode removal, streamlining diagnostic processes.
• Pre-wired design simplifies preparation and reduces setup time for medical procedures.
• Clear tape provides secure adhesion while minimizing skin irritation and discomfort.
• Compact size (2cm x 4cm) is ideal for neonatal applications, ensuring a comfortable fit without compromising signal quality.
• Supplied in bags of 3 electrodes, with 10 bags per box, and 10 boxes per case, facilitating inventory management and reducing waste.
• Designed for single-patient use, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and promoting infection control.
• Easy to apply and remove, reducing procedure time and enhancing patient care efficiency.

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 2cm x 4cm • Weight: Varied by packaging (please refer to packaging for exact weight) • Materials: Radiolucent electrode material, clear tape • Compliance: Designed to meet or exceed relevant medical device standards for safety and efficacy

Ideal For

• Neonatal intensive care units (NICU) • Pediatric care facilities • Hospitals with radiology and neurology departments • Outpatient clinics offering diagnostic services • Home care settings requiring portable and easy-to-use monitoring solutions