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Temperature Sensor replacement for TSD202A-MRI

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Sensor for SS6/6L+TSD202A (repl.)
Part #: RX202A-MRI

This is a replacement temperature sensor for the TSD202A-MRI thermistor transducer. The sensor snaps onto the transducer connector.

MRI Use: Conditional to 7T

  • Condition: Apply the thermistor so that just the sensor portion is in contact with the skin. The insulated, conductive wire portion is typically routed away from the skin by sliding a piece of gauze, or cloth, between wire and the skin surface, prior to taping the transducer to the skin

Note: RX202A-MRI Sensor (white) shown with transducer connector (black); ships as sensor only.

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Part #: RX202A-MRI
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