Palmar attachment recommended, with “UP” label facing out (shown below left).
If a protocol requires posterior (dorsal) attachment, the “UP” label must be placed toward skin for optimum response (shown above right).
Finger Flex Transducer for MRI
Use this transducer to record finger flexion/extension responses from human subjects in the MRI. The transducer conforms to the shape of the finger and attaches via Velcro straps.
- Terminates in DSUB9 and requires MECMRI-HLT for proper operation.
MRI Use: Conditional to 3T
Condition: Conductive parts of transducer are electrically and thermally isolated from subject. (See Specifications for components.)
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