NEUROMUSCULAR STIMULATION EQUIPMENT - OTHER

Primary DI

06266779400272

Basic UDI-DI Code

B-06266779400272

Reference

1396

Device Types

None provided

Regulation

Eu Mdd

Classification

Eu Md Class 2a

Status

No Longer On The Market

Manufacturer

Novin Electronics & Electrical Industries Engineering Co.

The Stim 688M is a Neuromuscular Stimulation device developed by NOVIN Electronics & Electrical Industries Engineering Co. as part of the advanced Metrix series of products. This device features four pairs of independent output channels, allowing for both identical and unique parameter settings across channels. By utilizing an EMS device, muscles can experience deep, intense, and comprehensive contractions without placing undue stress on the central nervous system, joints, and tendons. Consequently, the electrical stimulation device enables efficient energy utilization by engaging muscle fibers, effectively mimicking the work performed during active exercise. The Stim 688M applies various types of electrical currents to the patient's body through electrodes attached to the skin. Electrical currents are broadly classified as either direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC), depending on electron flow. A third classification, pulsed current, represents a modified current designed to produce specific biophysical effects. DC can induce polarity-based changes in the tissue, leading to ion movement and potential changes in local pH. AC's high frequency decreases skin resistance, providing enhanced comfort during treatment. Pulsed currents, applied with a known charge under each electrode, effectively depolarize sensory and motor nerves. Although the Stim 688M does not employ groundbreaking technology, electrical stimulation therapy devices are widely used globally for various applications such as muscle rehabilitation, beauty, body toning, and muscle strengthening. Numerous devices are available in the European, US, and Asian markets, offering diverse solutions tailored to individual needs.

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