NEUROMUSCULAR STIMULATION EQUIPMENT - OTHER

Primary DI

06266779400289

Basic UDI-DI Code

B-06266779400289

Reference

1555

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 MultiStim 735M is an electrical stimulation therapy device developed by NOVIN Electronics & Electrical Industries Co. It is part of the Metrix series, designed to provide effective electrotherapy, which utilizes low-level electrical currents to stimulate the peripheral nervous and musculoskeletal systems, aiding in pain relief and promoting recovery. Electrotherapy is recognized for its ability to deliver targeted electrical pulses to the skin and deeper tissues in pain-affected areas. This approach aims to reduce discomfort and support healing while offering a safer alternative to medication. It can be employed as a standalone treatment or in conjunction with other therapies. As illustrated in Figure 1, the MultiStim 735M features two output channels (A and B) for electrode connections, allowing practitioners to select between two modes through the user interface: the "Same" mode, where both channels provide similar outputs (except for intensity), and the "Not Same" mode, enabling independent settings for each channel. Intensity can be easily adjusted using the front-facing controller, optimizing usability and flexibility. The MultiStim 735M can generate various currents for different therapeutic applications, including TENS, Interferential, Russian, Faradic, FES, Diadynamic, Galvanic, and Interrupted DC. Users can modify parameters such as frequency, pulse width, modulation, total time, and rest and hold times to achieve the desired settings for each treatment. Moreover, the device comes with an extensive library of 124 clinical protocols, enabling users to begin treatments promptly by choosing from the predefined options. Users can also customize and save their preferred treatment parameters for convenient access in future sessions.

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