Dräger TOFscan Neuromuscular Transmission Monitor
A neuromuscular transmission monitor used in operating rooms to assess the degree of neuromuscular blockade during and after anaesthesia.
The Dräger TOFscan is a neuromuscular transmission monitor. It stimulates a peripheral nerve and measures the resulting muscle response to indicate the degree of neuromuscular blockade. Readings are shown on the device itself, so it can be used at the point of care without connection to a bedside monitor.
It is used in operating rooms during and after anaesthesia, where the level of blockade guides dosing and the decision to reverse. It is applied by anaesthetists and theatre staff as part of routine intraoperative assessment. Confirm the configuration and any accessories or electrodes required when raising a request.
HumaNova supplies this Dräger item to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the United Arab Emirates and the wider GCC. It is ordered by part number, so quote the reference shown on this page when raising a request; where a GTIN is listed in the specification table, that reference can be used to confirm the exact item against your own catalogue records before a purchase order is issued.
Requirements of this kind are usually raised either as a one-off replacement or as part of a periodic stocking order, and both are handled the same way. Pricing for this line is issued on request rather than published. Submit an RFQ stating the quantity required and the monitor, ventilator or workstation model it will be used with, and our team will respond with a written quotation covering the item and any related references you may need at the same time.
Where a department is standardising across several beds or theatres, it helps to send the full list in one enquiry so the quotation can be assembled against a single reference.





