Regional oximetry sensors

INVOS™ regional oximetry infant-neonatal sensor

<p>INVOS™ regional oximetry infant-neonatal sensors are soft, small sensors designed for fragile neonatal skin anywhere on the body.</p>

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Features

Noninvasive, continuous measurement
For application anywhere on the body
For infants and neonates less than 40 kg⁴
Contains a gentle, medical-grade, hypoallergenic hydrocolloid patient adhesive⁴
Disposable, designed for single use⁴
Not made with natural rubber latex⁴

Specifications

Physical
Sensor dimensions	2.72" (6.9 cm) length x 0.97" (2.5 cm) width
Adapter cable length	6.9" (17.5 cm)
Depth (thickness)	0.1005" (2.55 mm)
Weight	1.1 oz (31 g)
Sensor cable length	5 feet (1.5 m)
Patient adhesive	Hydrocolloid (medical grade)
Operational
Calibration	Precalibrated; no need for user calibration
Safety class	Continuous operation
Type	BF class I
Environmental requirements
Operating temperature range	10 C–35 C
Storage temperature range	10 C–30 C
Transport temperature range	-10 C–50 C up to 72 hours
Operational relative humidity range	15%–95%
Storage relative humidity range	10%–95%
Atmospheric pressure range	61.6 kPa–107.5 kPa
Storage relative pressure range	46.5 kPa–107.5 kPa

Ordering information

Item number	Description	Units per box
IS	Infant-neonatal rSO₂ sensor, less than 40kg	10

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Based on internal report 10124168, user interface specification.
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INVOS™ infant regional saturation sensor instructions for use. Medtronic; 2020.

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