Fixation for handheld probes for DiaMon

16 MHz adapter, yellow

Head pad set for DiaMon (set of 4 pcs)

DiaMon Set for monitoring probes, bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes screw topped

DiaMon Set for monitoring probes, bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, click&stay

LAM Sets Standard unilateral with 1 MHz probe, screw topped

LAM Sets Standard unilateral with 1 MHz probe, click&stay

LAM Sets Standard bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, screw topped

LAM Sets Standard bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, click&stay

LAM Set Neurosurgery unilateral with 1 MHz probe, screw topped

LAM Set Neurosurgery unilateral with 1 MHz probe, click&stay

LAM Set Neurosurgery bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, screw topped

LAM Set Neurosurgery bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, click&stay

LAM Set Carotid surgery unilateral with 1 MHz monitoring probe, screw topped

LAM Set Carotid surgery unilateral with 1 MHz probe, click&stay

LAM Set Carotid surgery bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probe, screw topped

LAM Set Carotid surgery bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probe, click&stay

LAM Set Mandibula unilateral with 1 MHz probe, click&stay

LAM Set Mandibula bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probe, screw topped

Headband Set size L/XL, unilateral with 1 MHz probe, click&stay

Headband Set size L/XL, bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, screw topped

Headband Set size L/XL, bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, click&stay

Headband Set size XS/S/M, unilateral with 4 MHz probe, screw topped

Headband Set size XS/S/M, unilateral with 4 MHz probe, click&stay

Headband Set size XS/S/M, bilateral with 2 x 4 MHz probes, screw topped

Headband Set size XS/S/M, bilateral with 2 x 4 MHz probes, click&stay

DiaMon Set for monitoring probes, unilateral with 1 MHz probe, screw topped

LAM Set Mandibula bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probe, click&stay

Headband Set size L/XL, unilateral with 1 MHz probe, screw topped

DiaMon Set for monitoring probes, unilateral with 1 MHz probe, click&stay

DiaMon Set for handheld probes, unilateral with 1 MHz probe, handheld (2 meter cable)

DiaMon Set for handheld probes, unilateral with 1 MHz probe, handheld (2.9 meter cable)

DiaMon Set for handheld probes, unilateral with 2 MHz probe, handheld (2 meter cable)

DiaMon Set for handheld probes, unilateral with 2 MHz probe, handheld (2.9 meter cable)

Extension cable for 2 MHz handheld probe (3 meter cable)

Extension cable for 2 MHz handheld probe (5 meter cable)

DiaMon Set for handheld probes, bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, handheld (2 meter cable)

DiaMon Set for handheld probes, bilateral with 2 x 1 MHz probes, handheld (2.9 meter cable)

DiaMon Set for handheld probes, bilateral with 2 x 2 MHz probes, handheld (2.9 meter cable)

Foot switch USB, 2 functions

Foot switch USB, +2 functions

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Darkroom automated x-ray film processor

Darkroom automated x-ray film processor

Darkroom automated x-ray film processor