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BIS Extend Sensor (Extended Use) | 186-0160

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Box of 25.

Part number / CFN : 186-0160.

(Extended Use)

Measures brain activity in adult patients requiring longer periods of monitoring, such as those in the ICU.

At a glance

  • Designed for extended, longer-term monitoring such as ICU sedation
  • Peel-and-stick application with Zipprep self-prepping technology
  • Captures EEG data via a noninvasive forehead sensor
  • Displays burst count, useful for certain critical-care patient populations
  • Supports objective, real-time assessment of sedation depth
  • Supplied as single-patient-use sensors, box of 25

OVERVIEW

Gain insight into brain response with BIS™ technology.

BIS™ consciousness-­monitoring technology is clinically proven to indicate individual patient response to intravenous sedation:

  • Monitor displays real-­time EEG as well as continuous and trend BIS™ index values
  • Proven BIS™ index is easy to read and interpret with recommended ranges
  • BIS™ Extend Sensor is made specifically for use in the ICU
  • Objective assessment of sedation helps you deliver only what the patient requires

FEATURES

  • The BIS™ extend (extended use) sensor offers:
  1. Peel-­and-­stick simplicity.
  2. Zipprep™ technology.
  • BIS™ technology when used with the BIS™ extend sensor provides features, such as a burst count, that may be helpful in certain patient populations and can also be used for longer-­term monitoring in critical care areas.
  • BIS™ sensors collect electroencephalograph (EEG) data.
  • BIS™ technology enables simple EEG data collection via a noninvasive sensor applied to the patient’s forehead.


Frequently asked questions

What is the BIS Extend Sensor used for?

It is designed to measure brain activity in adult patients requiring longer periods of monitoring, such as those in the ICU.

How is it applied to the patient?

It uses peel-and-stick application with Zipprep™ self-prepping technology, applied to the forehead.

What does the monitor display with this sensor?

Real-time EEG along with continuous and trend BIS index values, plus a burst count useful in certain critical-care patient populations.

How does this help with sedation management?

It supports objective, real-time assessment of sedation depth so clinicians can deliver only what the patient requires.

How is it packaged?

It is supplied as single-patient-use sensors, box of 25 (Part number / CFN 186-0160).