Which EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) devices are helpful for the design and modification of intracranial pressure monitors?

EMC design for intracranial pressure monitors prioritizes input protection and isolation. The probe signal input should utilize high-insulation-strength medical connectors, and a protection network should be installed at the circuit board entry point. This network may include high-voltage resistors, low-leakage-current TVS (e.g., SMF series), and filter capacitors to handle high-voltage pulses such as those from defibrillation. The signal amplification circuit should be housed in a shielded enclosure, and an isolation amplifier should be used to isolate the patient connection from subsequent circuitry. The entire power supply should utilize an isolated DC-DC module. The device casing must be reliably grounded, and all non-isolated external interfaces (e.g., USB for data export) must use medical-grade isolators or high-level ESD protection devices.