Oesophageal ECG and Temperature Probe Specification Sheet
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Oesophageal ECG and Temperature Probe Specification Sheet - 1

OESOPHAGEAL PROBES provide a convenient and simple way of monitoring an anaesthetised patient during surgery. Our standard range of Oesophageal Probes provide Oesophageal ECG and Temperature Probes A range of probes suitable for use in small animals and horses both ECG and Temperature information that can be used with Vetronic Services systems and most other monitoring – Available in a range of 3 sizes suitable for cats and dogs – Available in one size for horses – Standard connectors for ECG and Temperature information – Made from Polyurethane and stainless steel for long life – Easy to clean – Provides core body temperature values Oesophageal Probes offer the following: Simple to use Reliable ECG signal for patient monitoring No trailing wires across the patient No crocodile clips or pads required Body core temperature measurement Use with Vetronic Services monitors and other monitoring systems Oesophageal ECG and Temperature probes spec master 4c.indd 1

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Anaesthetic Monitoring Oesophageal ECG and Temperature Probes A range of probes suitable for use in small animals and horses Oesophageal probes provide a convenient way to monitor a number of parameters, the most common of which are ECG and body temperature. The Oesophageal Probe is lightly lubricated before introducing it in to the oesophagus and passing it down to the level of the heart. Once in place the electrodes spanning the heart pick up the ECG signal and convey it to the connectors at the end of the probe. The tip of the Oesophageal Probes houses an industry standard thermistor...

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