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Pediatric belt for the Q-RIP™ Respiratory Effort System™ which is intended for use during sleep disorder studies as a measure of respiratory effort for recording with a data acquisition system. The sensor uses respiratory inductance plethysmography (RIP) technology and plugs directly into an electrode headbox or a DC amplifier.

Cannula thermistor intended intended for use during sleep disorders studies as a qualitative measure of respiratory airflow for recording onto a data acquisition system.

Thermistor airflow sensor intended for use during sleep disorders studies as a qualitative measure of respiratory airflow for recording onto a data acquisition system.

Belt intended for use during sleep disorder studies as a measure of respiratory effort for recording with a MediByte.

120V Pediatric Pulse Rev. 3

Tubing used to detect airflow in sleep studies.

Tubing used to detect airflow in sleep studies.

SelectSilicone 2-Layer Foley Catheter Tray 16 Fr x 16" L, 10 mL. Includes 400 mL Urine Meter, 2,500 mL Drain Bag and 100% Silicone Catheter

Renamel Microfill Pediatric Kit include 5 (4 g) syringes of Renamel Microfill in the Tray.

Renamel Microhybrid Pedo Kit includes 5 (5 g) syringes of Renamel Microhybrid in the Tray.

Pediatric belt for the Q-RIP™ Respiratory Effort System™ which is intended for use during sleep disorder studies as a measure of respiratory effort for recording with a data acquisition system. The sensor uses respiratory inductance plethysmography (RIP) technology and plugs directly into an electrode headbox or a DC amplifier.

Cannula thermistor intended intended for use during sleep disorders studies as a qualitative measure of respiratory airflow for recording onto a data acquisition system.

Thermistor airflow sensor intended for use during sleep disorders studies as a qualitative measure of respiratory airflow for recording onto a data acquisition system.

Belt intended for use during sleep disorder studies as a measure of respiratory effort for recording with a MediByte.