EMG electrode TNCS12Mneedlesubcutaneousstainless steel
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Characteristics
- Applications
- EMG
- Type
- needle
- Zone of use
- subcutaneous
- Material
- stainless steel
- Use
- disposable
Description
Subdermal needle electrodes are used to monitor and record nerve signals, providing simple yet reliable derivation of EMG signals.
Designed to minimize the risk of post-operative neurological effects in patients, the polishing of the needle tip is optimized to ensure easy and painless skin penetration.
Subdermal needles feature low impedance and noise for a clear, reliable signal.
Corkscrew needles are designed to stay safety in place during application and procedure.
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