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WEYER BILICOMPACT LED - the high-performance LED phototherapy device.
Neonatal jaundice is a strain for both new born babies and their parents, especially in the first days of life. A prompt therapy with shortwave, blue radiation can prevent damage to the central nervous system and ease symptoms of jaundice, thus relieving stress for everyone invovled. BILICOMPACT LED is the outcome of a continuous product development...
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LESSA ECG paper
Professional grade folded thermal paper designed for Advanced M.Systems FHR 200 monitoring equipment. The printing on this thermal paper roll is guaranteed to maintain its integrity and legibility for 12 years, meeting the strict requirements for archiving and long-term storage of medical records.
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GENTEC OxyBlend Air-Oxygen Blender
GENTEC® Medical Air-Oxygen Blender is a medical device used to mix Medical Grade Air and Oxygen to a concentration ranging from 21% -100% oxygen. The inlet gas connections are standard DISS or NIST. The inlets are clearly marked and labeled on the bottom of the Blender. The outlets are standard DISS male oxygen connections. A concentration adjustment knob...
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EDAN F15 and F15 Air Fetal and Maternal Monitors
Superior Technology, Incredible Performance
F15 Series Fetal & Maternal Monitors
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LESSA ECG ELECTRODES
The Lessa ECG electrodes are premium disposable adhesive sensors designed for resting ECG, long-term monitoring, and stress testing.
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EDAN F9 Series Fetal & Maternal Monitor
F9 Series - Advanced communication integrates fetal and maternal parameters to support monitoring in all phases
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EDAN F6 Series fetal and Maternal Monitor
Redefine the birth experience
Integrating fetal and maternal parameters together, covering both external and internal monitoring, while being able to select a complete set of unique wireless probes, the F6 Series attends to the whole delivery process throughout the antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum stages, levelling up obstetric care with water...
