EEG KT88-2400 – Disc Leads pkt of 10

The EEG KT88-2400 is a clinical-grade electroencephalograph (EEG) device used to monitor and record electrical activity in the brain. It’s typically used in hospitals, clinics, and research institutions to diagnose and monitor conditions like epilepsy, sleep disorders, and other neurological conditions. The disc leads in the KT88-2400 refer to the electrodes attached to the scalp, which capture electrical signals and relay them to the EEG device.

Key Features of the EEG KT88-2400:

1. High Signal Accuracy: Offers high sensitivity and accuracy in detecting brainwave signals, capturing data essential for diagnostics.
2. Multiple Channels: Typically provides multiple channels (e.g., 24, 32, or more) for comprehensive brain activity mapping. The number of channels determines the device’s capability to capture data from various areas of the brain simultaneously.
3. Disc Leads (Electrodes): Comes with reusable or disposable disc electrodes, which are attached to the scalp according to the standard 10-20 system. These electrodes are designed to minimize noise and maximize comfort.
4. Digital Display and Analysis: Equipped with advanced software for real-time monitoring and data analysis, allowing for the visualization of brainwave patterns.
5. Portability: Some versions of the KT88-2400 are designed to be lightweight and portable, making it easier to use in bedside or remote monitoring setups.

Usage of Disc Leads:

• Electrode Placement: Disc leads are positioned according to the 10-20 system, a standard layout for EEG monitoring that covers the frontal, parietal, occipital, and temporal lobes.
• Signal Quality: Proper application and positioning of these disc leads are essential for accurate signal capture, as poor contact can result in signal artifacts.