EEG Cap Drying Stand in Merida Clinic

Warm afternoon light falls through sheer white curtains, casting soft, shifting shadows across a specialized drying stand holding multiple EEG caps. The caps, lined with small electrodes and wires, hang in neat rows against the muted beige wall of a rehabilitation therapy room near Merida. Condensation beads along the edge of a nearby glass window, signaling the turn of seasons and the transition between warm and cool air. In the background, the room remains orderly and still, with medical equipment and supplies arranged in distinct zones that separate diagnostic, dental, and outpatient workflows. The scene reflects a moment of disciplined care, where the quiet lull allows the equipment to dry and prepare for the next patient. One wire rests loosely on the metal shelf, catching the light.