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Pulse Oximeter Sensors

Pulse Oximeter Sensors

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For use with the ME-110 MR Conditional Pulse Oximeter, the Fiber Optic Pulse Oximeter Sensors provide clinicians with accurate, reliable oximetry data—enabling quick, confident decisions during critical moments. Engineered specifically for use in Magnetic Resonance environments, the sensors feature a fiber optic sensor and cable design that eliminates radio frequency (RF) burns and image artifacts. 

Features:

  • Fiber optic pulse oximeter sensors 
  • Support spot-check or continuous monitoring of arterial oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate
  • Available in adult/pediatric sizes or infant/pediatric sizes
  • Compatible with ME-110, MR Conditional Pulse Oximeter
  • MR Conditional to 3T

Overall Dimensions:

  • ME-112: Adult/Pediatric, 20 foot
  • ME-113: Adult/Pediatric, 30 foot
  • ME-114: Infant/Pediatric, 20 foot
  • ME-115: Infant/Pediatric, 30 foot
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are the Pulse Oximeter Sensors safe for use inside the MRI room?

Yes. These sensors are MR Conditional, tested for safe use in MRI environments up to 3 Tesla. They’re made with non-metallic, fiber-optic materials that won’t distort images or react to the magnetic field. When used with the MRI Med ME-110 Pulse Oximeter, they allow continuous oxygen saturation and pulse monitoring directly in the magnet room (Zones III and IV) under approved MRI conditions.

2. What makes fiber-optic pulse oximeter sensors different from standard ones?

Traditional sensors use wires and electronic components that can cause RF heating or interfere with image quality. These MRI-ready sensors use a fully optical design, transmitting light signals through fiber optics instead of electrical current. That means no magnetic interference, no image artifacts, and no patient safety risks from conductive cables — all while providing accurate, real-time SpO₂ data during scanning.

3. Can these sensors be used for both spot-check and continuous MRI monitoring?

Yes. The sensors support both spot-check and continuous SpO₂ monitoring when connected to the MRI Med ME-110 Pulse Oximeter. Many facilities use them for continuous monitoring during sedation or anesthesia, and for spot checks during shorter scans. The optical design maintains stable, accurate readings even when the magnet is actively scanning.

4. Are the sensors compatible with other MRI monitoring systems besides the ME-110?

These sensors are designed specifically for the MRI Med ME-110 Pulse Oximeter, ensuring accurate calibration and signal quality. Because they use a proprietary optical interface, they’re not intended for cross-use with other oximetry systems. For multi-system environments, MRI Med offers matching pole mounts, carrying cases, and data integration accessories to keep your setup standardized and safe across MRI zones.

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