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Entropy Disposable Sensor (25/Cs)

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  • Non-Invasive Depth of Anesthesia Monitoring
  • High-Fidelity Wet-Gel Electrode Technology
  • Rapid-Response Low Impedance Signal
  • Flexible 3-Electrode Forehead Placement
  • Latex and PVC-Free Medical Materials
  • Box of 25 Single-Patient Use Sensors .

The GE Entropy Disposable Sensor is a specialized monitoring tool designed to measure brain and muscle activity during surgery. This non-invasive sensor allows anesthesia providers to track the patient's state of consciousness, ensuring precise sedation levels for both adult and pediatric patients over 2 years of age.

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  • Clinical Accuracy: The sensor utilizes wet-gel technology to achieve quick traceability and low, stable impedance for high-quality neuro-monitoring signals.
  • Ergonomic Design: The flexible 3-electrode strip allows for easy positioning on either the left or right side of the forehead to accommodate different surgical setups.
  • System Integration: This accessory is designed to work with the GE CARESCAPE platform (B450, B650, B850), B105/B125 monitors, and legacy Ohmeda S/5 systems.
  • Safety Standards: Built for high-stakes environments, the sensor is safe for use during electrosurgery and defibrillation without compromising data integrity.
  • Versatile Configurations: The following variations are available depending on your preferred model:
    • GE M1038681 (Standard Entropy Sensor): The primary single-use sensor designed for comprehensive monitoring of anesthesia and sedation levels in standard clinical workflows.
    • GE M1174413 (Entropy EasyFit Sensor): Features the EasyFit design, specifically engineered for even faster and more secure application in fast-paced operating rooms.

Enhance your neuro-monitoring protocol with the GE Entropy Disposable Sensor to ensure accurate sedation tracking and enhanced patient safety throughout the perioperative period.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.