Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator (10/Box)

The Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator is a crucial tool specifically designed to minimize the risk of accidental nerve damage during surgical procedures. It achieves this by:

• Enabling the precise identification of exposed motor nerves.
• Allowing surgeons to accurately map nerve locations, thereby reducing the possibility of accidental nerve damage or severance.

This functionality is highly beneficial for delicate applications such as head, neck, hand, plastic, and facial surgeries.

Yes, the Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator is designed specifically for portability and operational flexibility in surgical settings.

This single-use device is self-powered and battery-operated, eliminating the need for external power sources or lengthy cables.

Key features related to its power and use include:

• Portability: Ensures maximum mobility and ease of use across various surgical environments, especially in delicate procedures involving the head, neck, hand, plastic surgery, and facial areas.
• Output Settings: It provides precise, configurable output settings of 1/2 mA, 1 mA, or 2 mA at 3 volts DC.

Yes, the Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator is specifically designed for use in delicate surgical applications where precise nerve identification is critical.

This single-use, self-powered device significantly minimizes the risk of accidental nerve damage or severance by helping surgeons locate exposed motor nerves. Its portability and design make it highly suitable for procedures involving:

• Head and Neck surgery
• Hand surgery
• Plastic surgery
• Facial areas

The Yellow or Red LED indicator on the Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator confirms the operational status of the device, specifically signaling circuit completion, but not the actual location of the nerve.

• Circuit Confirmation: When the probe makes contact with tissue, the LED illuminates (either yellow or red, depending on the variant), indicating that the electrical circuit is complete and the device is active.
• Nerve Location: It is crucial to note that the LED only confirms activation. The positive identification of an exposed motor nerve relies on observing the patient’s corresponding Muscle Response to the electrical stimulus.

The definitive indicator for precise motor nerve location is the observable muscle response in the patient when the device delivers the electrical stimulus. This helps surgeons accurately identify exposed motor nerves and reduces the risk of accidental nerve damage or severance.

It is crucial to understand the function of the visual indicator:

• The Yellow or Red LED illuminates only upon contact with tissue. This indicates that the electrical circuit is complete and the device is active.
• The LED does not signify nerve location; only the resultant muscle response confirms the nerve’s placement.

This self-powered device operates at 3 volts DC and offers three selectable output settings for stimulation:

• 1/2 mA
• 1 mA
• 2 mA

Yes, the Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator is self-powered and battery-operated, ensuring maximum portability and independence.

This design allows for immediate usability in various sensitive surgical environments, making it ideal for specialized procedures involving the head, neck, hand, plastic surgery, and facial areas.

Yes, the Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator is designed for single-use only. Each box contains 10 individually packaged locators for convenient and safe use in various surgical settings.

The Bovie Neuro-Pulse Nerve Locator offers three selectable output settings for precise nerve location, all delivered at a constant 3 volts DC.

The specific output current settings are:

• 1/2 mA
• 1 mA
• 2 mA

These configurable parameters are crucial for safely and efficiently locating exposed motor nerves by observing the necessary muscle response.