Dräger TOFscan Paediatric Hand Sensor (Software 1.7 and Earlier)

The Dräger TOFscan Reusable Hand Sensor in the paediatric size is the patient interface used when the adult sensor is too large for the hand being monitored. It delivers ulnar nerve stimulation and measures the resulting thumb movement by acceleromyography, returning train-of-four counts and ratios to the TOFscan monitor.

8 and above take the TOF+ paediatric hand sensor. The paediatric sensor is used in operating rooms and intensive care units where children receive neuromuscular blocking agents and the block must be monitored through to recovery. It is specified for paediatric patients and connects to TOFscan handhelds within the Dräger acute care accessory range.

Departments treating both adults and children generally hold the adult and paediatric sensors together so that the correct size is available at the point of use. The sensor is supplied individually under part number MS32289, manufactured in France and identified by GTIN 4048675540021. HumaNova supplies this item to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the United Arab Emirates and the wider GCC.

Orders are raised against the Dräger part number and GTIN quoted above, which is the reference biomedical and procurement teams should carry through to the purchase order so that the correct variant is matched against the installed equipment. Pricing is issued on request rather than listed: submit an RFQ through the enquiry form stating the quantity required, the receiving facility and the devices the item is intended for, and the HumaNova team will respond with a written quotation.

Enquiries covering several part numbers from the same care area can be consolidated into a single request, and related consumables and spares from the Dräger range can be quoted on the same document where a department is replenishing more than one line at a time.