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EEG Unit may also be referred to as :
Recorder, Graphic, Encephalography | Recorder, Graphic, Electroencephalography | Monitor, Encephalographic, Fetal | Fetal Encephalographic Monitor | Encephalograph | Electroencephalographic Recorder | Electroencephalogram Recorder | EEG Recorder | EEG Machine | ElectroencephalographIf you have not found your required medical part on the above list, our suppliers can additionally offer you the following medical parts (2):
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Device: EEG Unit
Manufacturer: Nihon Kohden
Model: EEG-1100
Name / Number: Monitor / BSI 1005067
Device: EEG Unit
Manufacturer: Nihon Kohden
Model: EEG-1100
Name / Number: Keyboard / BSI 1005685
Tips for buying EEG Unit Parts
- These units are offered with a wide range of analytical software programs. Users may upgrade in many cases to answer a specific user's needs.
- The available features include brain mapping and sleep studies, video EEG capabilities, and optical disk storage.
- Results should be printed with the following data: the montage, filter and gain settings, horizontal and vertical scale, events, date, time, and patient identification.
- It is the responsibility of the manufacturer to specify the following: the number of patient records that can be stored on either the local hard drive and on removable media; whether the device could compress data files; the battery type and maximum operation time; availability and pricing of any additional capabilities offered as options, such as: spike and seizure; detection algorithms; EP and electromyography; sleep diagnostics; digital video; photo-stimulation; other physiologic monitoring parameters.
- A low-battery indicator should be available. For rechargeable batteries, after complete depletion it should take no more than 16 hours to reach full charge.
- Units that are used for ambulatory recording should use removable data storage media.
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