Medical plastic is used in electrocardiography to create electrodes that are attached to a patient's skin to measure and record the electrical activity of the heart. These plastic electrodes are designed to be safe, comfortable, and provide reliable signal transmission, ensuring accurate readings during electrocardiogram (ECG) tests.
Medical plastic is used in electrocardiography to make various components such as electrodes, leads, and cable connectors. These plastic materials are biocompatible, lightweight, and flexible, allowing for comfortable and reliable attachment to the patient's skin. They provide excellent electrical conductivity and insulation, ensuring accurate transmission of electrical signals from the heart to the ECG machine. Additionally, medical plastic is easy to clean and sterilize, making it suitable for repeated use in healthcare settings.
Medical plastic is used in electrocardiography to create electrodes and leads that are attached to the patient's body to measure their heart's electrical activity. These plastic components ensure accurate and reliable signal transmission, while being flexible, comfortable, and safe for the patient.
