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Multifunctional and nevertheless customized... An optimal synergetic effect of functional electrostimulation (FES) and biofeedback for incontinence therapy ELECTROSTIMULATION & BIOFEEDBACK An effective incontinence treatment with specific nerve- and muscle-stimulation The active incontinence therapy based on biofeedback

To meet the individual requirements for an efficient and conservative treatment of different types of incontinence. The customized premium solution in incontinence hometreatment devices! Unique Portfolio Depending on type, severity of incontinence and patient‘s compliance the physician can choose among various non-active/active based devices for an optimized therapy setup · sophisticated electrostimulation to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and for neurogenic bladder deseases · biofeedback (EMG-based) for active and motivated patients · combination device (EMG+Stimulation) for high...

... the ultimate solution in combined electrotherapy and biofeedback for the treatment of incontinence ... The principle of operation is based on the combination of electrostimulation and biofeedback during a treatment session: the sensation of perceptible contractions of the pelvic floor muscles induced by the electrostimulation improves the awareness of the patient how to flex and to support them intentionally. This kind of reeducational training is actively assisted by the build-in biofeedback function resulting in an exceptional outcome in strengthening of the weak pelvic...

Therapeutic indications • fecal incontinence l°-ll' optional PC-software suite example for compliance data Different preset programs match exactly with the therapeutical needs • EMG-triggered stimulation • alternation of passive and active training during a treatment session • functional electrostimulation • pure biofeedback • all empirical defined parameters EMG-based biofeedback The unique concept allows the EMG- measurement with the intracorporal sti- mulation electrodes without an additional reference electrode! Different sophistica- mode) fulfill the needs of the patient. Different...

... the first choice in electrostimulation therapy for the treatment of incontinence ... Over the years Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) has become a quasi gold standard in the conservative treatment of various types of incontinence. The main principle is based on the strengthening of the weak pelvic floor muscles (stress incontinence) with electrical pulses and on the damping effect of nerves (urge incontinence, neurogenic deseases) by electrostimulation. Due to its passive character this therapy is especially indicated for patients with low compliance. dual stimulation capability...

Therapeutic indications · stress incontinence II° · urge incontinence · mixed stress/urge incontinence · neurogenic bladder deseases (lazy bladder) · hypotonic bladder (intravesical electrostimulation) · fecal incontinence etc. Different preset programs match exactly with the therapeutical needs · stress (50 Hz) · urge (10 Hz) · burst (5 Hz) · neurogenic bladder dysfunction (25 Hz) · all parameters are adjustable by the physician giving the performance of stationary devices optional PC-software suite example for compliance data Unique intracorporal electrodes In combination with the...

... setting standards in the modern biofeedback-therapy for the treatment of incontinence ... EMG-based biofeedback has become a promising approach in the therapy of muscular induced incontinencies like stress-incontinence and also has proven its superior efficiency in the treatment of detrusor-sphincter dysfunctions. The sophisticated electronical concept of the biotic + allows the recording of even very low electrical myographic signals coming from the pelvic floor muscles during active exercises. Sophisticated data processing is used to give back a significant optical feedback to support...

Therapeutic indications · stress incontinence I° · mixed stress/urge incontinence · detrusor-sphincter dysynergy · fecal incontinence · etc. EMG-based biofeedback · optical feedback with bargraph or smiley · optimal performance with anatomically approved intracorporal probes (no external reference electrode required!) · alternatively surface electrodes · resolution down to µV guarantees best results optional PC-software suite Different preset programs · relaxation exercises · exercises to build-up the pelvic floor muscles · parameters can be adjusted to meet the patient‘s needs Easy to use...

Accessories / Electrodes / Disposables rectal probe vaginal probe EMG surface electrodes 37 mm round TENS electrode 50 x 90 mm small intracorporal probe intravesical probes TENS electrode 32 mm round · vaginal probe (multi channel) · rectal probe (multi channel) · small intracorporal probe (multi channel) · TENS electrodes with low skin irritation (32 mm round, 50 x 50 mm) · high-conductivity EMG surface electrodes (37 mm round, 22 x 30 mm with snap adapter) · vaginal probe (multi channel) · rectal probe (multi channel) · small intracorporal probe (multi channel) · intravesical probe (set...

premiumline syntic® therapeutic indications: programs (preset): stimulation module: modulation: frequency range: pulse width: pulse patterns: biofeedback module: resolution, sensitivity: calibration/range: CMMR: electrodes: ELECTROSTIMULATION & BIOFEEDBACK stress incontinence I°-II°, fecal incontinence I°-II° stress FES, urge, biofeedback, alt. FES-biofeedback, EMG triggered electrostimulation 1 channel, constant current output amplitude modulation (AM), frequency modulation (FM), burst stimulation, continuous stimulation 1 Hz - 150 Hz 50 µs - 500 µs biphasic (compensated), monophasic +,...