Overview: The document provides detailed information about the NeuroTrac PelviTone, a dual-channel stimulator unit designed for pelvic floor exercises. It includes three custom programs and nine preset continence programs aimed at addressing various pelvic floor dysfunctions.

Specifications: The device offers a range of programs with different modes such as Continuous and Work/Rest, each tailored for specific conditions like pelvic floor pain, urge incontinence, stress incontinence, and lack of sensitivity. Program durations vary from 15 to 45 minutes.

Preset Programs: The document lists 11 preset programs, each with a specific focus:

• P01: Pelvic Floor Pain - Continuous mode for pain relief (20 min).
• P02: Urge Incontinence - Work/Rest mode for bladder prolapse (20 min).
• P03 & P04: Stress Incontinence - Work/Rest mode with different frequencies (20 min each).
• P05-P07: Frequency/Urge - Various modes for frequent urination (15-20 min).
• P08: Lack of Sensitivity - Work/Rest mode for regaining pelvic sensitivity (25 min).
• P09: Pelvic Floor Work Out - General workout for menopause toning (45 min).
• P10: Building Up Endurance - Work/Rest mode for improving pelvic hold (20 min).
• P11: Relaxing the Pelvic Muscle - Work/Rest mode for muscle relaxation (20 min).

Custom Programs: The device allows for custom programs with adjustable parameters such as pulse width (50-330 µS) and frequency (2-100 Hz), with up to 5 programmable time phases ranging from 1 to 99 minutes.

Common Pelvic Dysfunctions: The document explains urinary incontinence, including stress and urge incontinence, and their causes. Stress incontinence is linked to weakened pelvic muscles due to factors like pregnancy and menopause, while urge incontinence involves sudden urges to urinate due to nervous system disruptions.

Device Functionality: The PelviTone uses electrical stimulation to treat urinary incontinence by sending mild electric currents to nerves or pelvic muscles via a probe. Home therapy is possible with guidance from a healthcare professional, typically involving 20-minute sessions twice daily over 12 weeks.