Dräger IBP Reusable Pressure Transducer for Memscap/SensoNor 844
A reusable invasive blood pressure transducer for the Memscap Capto and SensoNor 844 system, used with disposable domes in intensive care and theatre.
This is the reusable element of the Memscap Capto and SensoNor 844 invasive pressure measurement system. The transducer body stays with the bed space and is used with a disposable dome that forms the barrier between the patient's fluid path and the sensor, so the reusable part does not contact patient fluid.
It converts the pressure transmitted through the dome into an electrical signal for the monitor, which renders it as a continuous pressure waveform with numeric values. Being reusable, it is ordered as a replacement rather than as routine stock. The transducer is used in intensive care and in the operating room on adult and paediatric patients undergoing invasive arterial or venous pressure monitoring.
It is listed for the Dräger Zeus and Zeus IE workstations. It is fitted into the matching transducer holder at the bedside and connected to the monitor through the appropriate IBP interface cable; the disposable domes are ordered separately as the recurring consumable. For record purposes, the catalogue records it under the Zeus device family, the patient group is given as adult and paediatric and the country of origin is Norway.
The item is not RFID tagged. The item is ordered against Dräger part number 7489417 (GTIN 7071977000068), supplied in the pack configuration described above. HumaNova supplies Dräger consumables and accessories to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the UAE and the wider GCC, and can quote this line on its own or alongside the rest of a department's accessory list.
Pricing is issued by RFQ: send the part number and the quantity required and a written quotation will be prepared. Enquiries can be raised for a single pack or for a scheduled quantity covering a department's expected consumption, and the same reference is used on the resulting quotation, order acknowledgement and delivery paperwork so the line can be traced through the procurement cycle.




