Choose the good ECG (electrocardiogram) electrodes for clinical use is important for accurate readings, patient comfort, and cost-effectiveness. Here's a guide to help you make the best choice for your clinic

Resting ECG Tab electrodes are typically used for measuring electrical activity of the heart in a clinical setting. These electrodes are designed to be placed on the skin's surface to detect and record the heart's electrical signals.

Super quality hydrogels require a variety of properties to ensure their effectiveness, safety and comfort in electrotherapy, hyperthermia or other therapeutic applications.  When selecting the hydrogel suitable for making the physiotherapy electrode, it is necessary to consider its conductivity, adhesion, biocompatibility, durability and other characteristics

The  thickness of the tin layer in AED (Automated External Defibrillator) pads can significantly impact their performance, conductivity, durability, and patient safety. 

Electrosurgical Unit (ESU) along with various electrodes to cut tissue, coagulate blood vessels, or perform other surgical functions using high-frequency electrical currents .

The difference between hydrogel and ECG hydrogel lies in their composition, design, and application

What's the AgCl hydrogel ?  Where do you use it ? 

AgCl hydrogel refers to a specialized material that combines silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) with a hydrogel matrix. This material is commonly used in biomedical applications, especially in biopotential electrode systems such as ECG, EEG, and EMG.

In high frequency (HF) surgery, the neutral electrode (otherwise known as the return electrode, ground pad) is critical in unipolar applications because it closes the circuit between the patient and the radio frequency (RF) generator. Here are the reasons why neutral electrodes are essential in unipolar electrosurgery, and the key points to consider when placing them