Sentiero Desktop Diagnostic Set US9Diagnostic OAE with Diagnostic Tymp, Audio, DPOAE Threshold estimation software, Simultaneous DPOAE measurements on both ears (two probes incl.)Content:1. Sentiero Desktop (Tymp Diagnostic) AN100434-DG 2. USB data cable AN1004183. Probe EP-TY long AN100188-US4. Probe EP-DP VIP blue AN100539-US5. DD45 HB7 headphone (calibrated) AN100306-US6. Bone conductor B81 (calibrated) AN100888 or B71W optionally.7. Gooseneck microphone AN1007798. FW Reflex & Tymp class1 AN1005619. Software label printer AN10041410. Label printer cable Senti / Sentiero desktop AN10041711. DPOAE Software AN10011012. TEOAE Software AN10010913. DPHiRES Software AN10053714. FMDPOAE Software AN10053615. DPOAE Threshold Estimation Software AN10011116. PC based Patient Management, Mira Software: Patient data & result transfer from instrument to PC, reporting options, export functions, printing via PC, data archive for Windows 10, Windows 7 etc. AN10011617. FW Live AN10082518. UT-08 Spondee Words for Children (English) AN10081919. UT-10 Spondee Words for Adults (English) AN10082120. UT-11 Northwestern University Auditory Test No. 6 (English) AN10082221. UT-12 Central Institute for the Deaf W22 AN10082322. UT-13 PBK-50 (English) AN10082423. Accessory box for Tymp probe AN10058724. Accessory box AB08 AN100734-P25. Power supply Senti / Sentiero Desktop FW7662M AN100524 or FW8002.1M AN101360 optionally26. Power supply adapter Senti / Sentiero Desktop USA/-UK/-EU/-AUS AN100525-USA/-UK/-EU/-AUS or AN101251-USA/-UK/-EU/-AUS optionally27. Test cavity tymp AN10054928. PTA Class 3 Software AN100114
An electroacoustic instrument designed to evaluate the activity of the auditory pathway of the brain in response to an acoustic signal [auditory brainstem response (ABR)] it provides at the ear (e.g., clicks delivered through an earphone), without need of patient cooperation. The signal, detected via the device's scalp electrodes and possibly a reference electrode on the ear lobe, is measured using computer averaging and signal processing techniques. This device is typically used to assess the function of the auditory pathways and to differentiate coma due to metabolic factors from structural damage.