53 devices · GMDN 10396
A biofeedback system is a medical device that monitors and displays physiological functions such as brain waves, muscle activity, blood pressure, or skin temperature to help patients gain conscious control over typically involuntary bodily processes. These systems detect subtle changes in these functions that patients aren't normally aware of and present them as visual or auditory feedback.
Biofeedback systems are typically supplied as complete assemblies that include sensors, amplifiers, and display components. They are used in various clinical applications including tension headache management, muscle relaxation techniques, rehabilitation programs, and behavioral research studies.
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