GE Cormetrics 2264HAX TOCO Ultrasound Probe FTC-GE02 PN 2264HAX

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GE Cormetrics 2264HAX TOCO Ultrasound Probe [FTC-GE02] PN: 2264HAX

The GE Cormetrics 2264HAX TOCO Ultrasound Probe, also known as FTC-GE02, is a specialized probe used in obstetrics and gynecology for monitoring uterine contractions during pregnancy. It is designed to be compatible with select GE fetal monitors and is specifically used for measuring and recording tocodynamometry (TOCO) signals.

TOCO monitoring is a non-invasive technique that measures and displays the intensity and frequency of uterine contractions during labor. It helps healthcare professionals assess the progress of labor and monitor the well-being of the fetus. The GE Cormetrics 2264HAX TOCO Ultrasound Probe plays a crucial role in providing accurate and reliable TOCO measurements.

The probe features an ultrasound transducer that is placed on the mother's abdomen to detect the changes in uterine contractions. It uses ultrasound technology to measure the changes in the thickness of the abdominal wall as the uterus contracts. These measurements are then converted into electrical signals and displayed on the fetal monitor.

The GE Cormetrics 2264HAX TOCO Ultrasound Probe is designed for ease of use and patient comfort. It is typically lightweight and ergonomically shaped to minimize discomfort during prolonged monitoring sessions. The probe is also designed to be easily cleaned and disinfected to maintain proper hygiene standards.

It is important to note that the GE Cormetrics 2264HAX TOCO Ultrasound Probe is compatible with specific GE fetal monitors and may not be compatible with other monitoring systems. It is essential to ensure compatibility with the intended fetal monitor before using the probe.

Overall, the GE Cormetrics 2264HAX TOCO Ultrasound Probe is a valuable tool in obstetric care, providing accurate and reliable measurements of uterine contractions during labor. It assists healthcare professionals in monitoring the progress of labor and ensuring the well-being of both the mother and the baby.