Neurosurgery Intraoperative Nerve Stimulator

The EMS Neurostimulator is a multichannel, innovative, and self-contained device that is designed for cortical stimulation.input:
output:It is employed for muscle stimulation, direct nerve stimulation, and electrical cortical stimulation.input:
output:The EMS Neurostimulator is a comprehensive system that includes a constant current stimulator and a switching matrix with a capacity of up to 192 channels.input:
output:The utilization of predefined stimulus protocols is effortless and expedient.input:
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The stimulus parameters are user-configurable, and it is rotary and software-controlled.input:
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The stimulator software, which is based on Windows, displays the calculated electrode resistance, voltage, and current that has been delivered.input:
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The EMS Neurostimulator is powered by USB and can generate positive, negative, and biphasic pulses in single, continuous, and train pulse modes. The stimulation intensity is adjustable within three ranges, ranging from 0 to 20 mA, and the frequency is selectable within 0.1 Hz increments between 0.1 Hz and 1000 Hz.input:
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EMS Neurostimulator software with a standalone system

A single system can accommodate up to 192 channel switching units.Software that is based on Windows

Stimulus parameters that can be customized by

Rotary and software-controlled USB interface br/>
Delivers positive, negative, and biphasic pulses according to predetermined stimulus protocols.Single, continuous, and train pulse modes

Stop buttons are implemented in both hardware and software.This function is designed to save and load stimulation protocols.The current and voltage that have been delivered are displayed.Displays the electrode resistance that has been calculated.