It is a multi-modal physical therapy device combining NMES (neuromuscular electrical stimulation), FES (functional electrical stimulation) and EMG biofeedback to help restore muscle activation, improve strength and support rehabilitation (commonly used in stroke recovery and other neuromuscular conditions).
It is intended for use by clinicians and trained caregivers in hospitals, clinics and rehabilitation centers, and can also be used at home by patients under the guidance of a healthcare professional for conditions such as post-stroke weakness, muscle atrophy and certain nerve or muscle disorders.
NMES/FES deliver controlled electrical pulses to motor nerves to produce muscle contractions and facilitate strength/retraining. EMG biofeedback monitors voluntary muscle activity and provides feedback to help patients learn to activate muscles more effectively. Combined, they promote motor relearning and functional recovery.
When used according to the manufacturer’s instructions and under appropriate supervision, the device is generally safe. However, electrical stimulation has contraindications and precautions—consult a healthcare professional before use. Do not use if you have a pacemaker or implanted electronic device, pregnant abdomen/chest, uncontrolled epilepsy, malignant tumor, or over broken skin or areas of poor sensation unless directed by a clinician.
Yes — the unit is portable and rechargeable for home use, but only after assessment and instruction from a qualified clinician. Individual treatment parameters, electrode placement and safety checks should be established by a therapist or physician.
Basic steps: charge the device; prepare and clean the skin; attach electrodes to the treatment area per clinician guidance; power on the unit; select the appropriate program/mode and intensity; monitor patient comfort and response throughout the session. Follow the user manual and clinician's protocol.
Electrode placement depends on the targeted muscle or nerve and should be determined by a trained clinician. Generally, place electrodes over the motor points or along the muscle belly, avoid the throat/carotid sinus, eyes, mouth, or over broken skin. Always follow the included placement diagrams or clinical guidance.
Typical sessions range from 10 to 30 minutes depending on the therapy goals and clinical protocol; frequency may be daily or several times per week. Your therapist will prescribe session length and frequency tailored to the patient's condition and tolerance.
The device uses a rechargeable lithium battery and accepts AC 100–240V, 50–60Hz, 60VA for charging. Actual runtime per charge depends on program intensity and usage; refer to the product manual or vendor listing for exact charging time and expected battery life.
Common consumables include reusable or disposable electrode pads, lead wires, and skin-prep supplies (alcohol wipes, conductive gel if needed). Electrode pads wear out with use and must be replaced periodically. Check the product package or vendor listing to confirm which accessories are included.
Turn off and disconnect electrodes before cleaning. Wipe the device housing with a soft cloth slightly dampened with a mild disinfectant or 70% isopropyl alcohol; do not immerse in liquid. Clean skin and electrodes per manufacturer instructions and store the unit and accessories in a dry, cool place. Replace damaged leads or pads.
If stimulation feels weak or intermittent: check electrode adhesion and skin contact, clean or replace pads, ensure lead wires are connected firmly, and confirm battery is charged. If the device will not power on, try charging it and verify the AC adapter and outlet. Contact vendor support for persistent faults.
Yes. Although the unit is designed to be user-friendly, appropriate training from a clinician or vendor representative is recommended to set safe parameters, correct electrode placement and interpret EMG biofeedback data.
Regulatory approvals (for example CE or FDA clearance) and warranty details are not listed here. Check the seller’s product page, user manual or contact the vendor directly for information about certifications, safety testing and warranty terms.
Exercise caution when using multiple electrical medical devices simultaneously. Avoid placing electrodes over other electronic implants and do not operate near sensitive medical equipment without professional guidance. Always follow facility policies and the device manual regarding electromagnetic compatibility.
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