Codman 80-1184 Intracranial Pressure (ICP) Transducer Cable
Codman 80-1184 Intracranial Pressure (ICP) Transducer Cable
Codman 80-1184 ICP Transducer Cable
- • Designed for seamless connection between Codman ICP monitors and transducers
- • Ensures accurate transmission of intracranial pressure measurements
- • Durable, medical-grade construction for reliable clinical performance
- • Shielded design to minimize signal interference in intensive care environments
- • Easy to clean and disinfect between patient uses
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The Codman 80-1184 Intracranial Pressure (ICP) Transducer Cable is a vital accessory designed to facilitate accurate and reliable monitoring of intracranial pressure in critical care and neurosurgical environments. This high-quality cable establishes a secure connection between Codman's advanced ICP monitoring systems and compatible pressure transducers, ensuring seamless data transmission.
Engineered to meet rigorous medical standards, the 80-1184 cable features robust shielding to minimize electromagnetic interference, preserving signal integrity for precise clinical readings. Its durable construction is built to withstand the demanding conditions of intensive care units and operating rooms, providing clinicians with dependable performance when monitoring critically ill patients.
With its user-friendly connectors, the Codman 80-1184 allows for quick and secure setup, reducing preparation time in critical situations. It is designed for easy cleaning and disinfection, adhering to standard hospital hygiene protocols to support patient safety and infection control.
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