The SS30LA has the same form and function as the discontinued SS30L; the difference is an internal ID used by the BSL software.
- MP36 units are compatible with SS30L or SS30LA
- MP46 units require SS30LA
The BSL Stethoscope was developed to teach students the standard procedure for listening to heart sounds and Korotkoff sounds with a normal stethoscope and at the same time record sound data. A microphone in the stethoscope simultaneously records the sound the student is hearing, and the BSL software will display the soundwave during and after recording.
No calibration required, just select a Stethoscope Preset (Heart or Korotkoff Sounds). If ECG is also recorded, the timing of the heart sounds with the ECG can be correlated.
The BSL Stethoscope can be used with the Blood Pressure Cuff (SS19L or SS19LB) to record Korotkoff sounds for easy determination of systolic and diastolic blood pressure. With this combination, it is easy to obtain very accurate and repeatable results—usually within 10% of those determined by direct measurement.
Note: For research applications, the SS17LA Physiological Sounds Microphone may be a more versatile option.
See More...The SS30LA has the same form and function as the discontinued SS30L; the difference is an internal ID used by the BSL software.
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