Stimulating Electrode Alternatives
- ELSTM Series Stimulating electrodes (BNC)
- STIMHOLDER field stimulation electrode for MP150 (1.5 mm Safelead)
- BSLSTIMHLD field stimulation electrode for MP36/36R (BNC)
Bar electrodes are recommended for use when applying a stimulus, or recording a signal, during nerve conduction, somatosensory or muscle twitch recordings. All bar electrodes are nonferrous and consist of two tin electrodes spaced 30 mm apart in a watertight acrylic bar. The bar configuration permits easy electrode placement without disturbing electrode to electrode spacing. The leads terminate in standard Touchproof connectors.
EL350 concave unshielded electrodes, leads 2.4 mm (2 x 1.2 mm) x 61 cm long
EL350S concave shielded electrodes, leads 2.4 mm (3 x 1.2 mm) x 91 cm long
EL351 convex unshielded electrodes, leads 2.4 mm (2 x 1.2 mm) x 61 cm long
To use with MP160 or MP150 System for recording or stimulation:
To use with MP36 or MP36R System:
When using bar electrodes for signal recording, a single ground lead (LEAD110 with EL503) is required.
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