Ambu Blue Sensor Electrodes
Unique construction, advanced production methods, careful and original design, application-specific user features and proven quality make Ambu Blue Sensor electrodes the most reliable and cost-effective electrodes on the market.
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Dose in neonatal thorax X-ray. Test of electrodes with different exposure parameters
2012 Reimer, B. et al. Dansk Radiologisk Selskab
Clinical Investigations involving ECG Electrodes
2011 Malene Barré Pedersen, PhD, Clinical Research Specialist, Clinical Research Department Ambu A/S
Performance of Ambu Blue Sensor NEO X - A New Electrode for ECG-Monitoring of Preterm Neonatal Patients
2010 Malene Barré Pedersen, PhD, Clinical Research Specialist, Clinical Research Department Ambu A/S
ECG Electrodes: Single use and nothing else
2007 Mazzaro, Nazarena, PhD - Director Corporate Clinical Research and Biosafety - Ambu A/S Clinical department, Ambu
Ambu Blue Sensor® SU electrodes vs. MSB (Maersk) Biotab electrodes for resting ECG. A clinical phase IV study
2001 Clinical department, Ambu Clinical department, Ambu
User evaluation: Comparison of the disposable Blue Sensor SU electrode and the traditional reusable Welsh
2001 Clinical department, Ambu Clinical department, Ambu
Disposable vs. reusable electrodes for resting ECG, a study on hospitalised patients
2000 Clinical department, Ambu Clinical department, Ambu
Disposable Ambu Blue Sensor SU electrodes versus reusable electrodes for resting ECG
2000 Clinical department, Ambu Clinical department, Ambu
Hygiene Study: Reusable vacuum system electrodes for resting ECG
1999 Clinical department, Ambu Clinical department, Ambu
Disposable Ambu Blue Sensor SU electrodes versus reusable Welsh electrodes for resting ECG
1999 Clinical department, Ambu Clinical department, Ambu
User Evaluation: Disposable Ambu Blue Sensor SU electrodes vs. Re-usable Vacuum System Electrodes for Resting ECG Ambu
1999 Clinical department, Ambu Clinical department, Ambu
Offset Electrodes Versus Standard Electrodes in Ambulatory Monitoring
1987 K.E. Nieminski Crit Care Nurse. 1987 Mar-Apr; 7(2): 118-9.
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