Nerve Detection Probe

A nerve detection probe is a device used to locate and protect nerves during surgical operations. This probe is especially used in delicate surgeries where nerve protection is critical. Here is more information about the nerve detection probe:

Features and Applications:

1. Surgical Operations: The nerve detection probe is used in surgical operations where there is a high risk of nerve cutting, damage, or injury. It is frequently used in brain surgery, spine surgery, ENT (ear, nose, and throat) surgery, thyroid surgery, and orthopedic surgeries.
2. Nerve Protection: Surgeons use the nerve detection probe to precisely locate nerves, preventing accidental cutting or damage. This increases the safety of the surgical procedure and reduces post-operative complications.
3. Electrical Stimulation: The nerve detection probe provides low-level electrical stimulation. This stimulation elicits a response from the nerves, allowing the surgeon to accurately determine the nerve’s location based on this response.
4. Neuromonitoring: The nerve detection probe is also used during intraoperative neuromonitoring. This method allows real-time monitoring of nerve functions and provides immediate feedback to the surgeon to prevent nerve damage.