61 devices · GMDN 17908
A physical therapy ultrasound/neuromuscular stimulation system is a combined device assembly that delivers both therapeutic ultrasound and electrical neuromuscular stimulation simultaneously or independently. It is used in clinical settings to help reduce muscle spasms, alleviate pain, prevent scar tissue formation, and promote healing by enhancing circulation and metabolic waste removal in injured tissues through rhythmic muscle contractions.
Such systems are regulated as medical devices intended for therapeutic use in physical rehabilitation and are typically supplied as integrated units where the ultrasound and stimulation components are designed to operate together. They are not standalone stimulators or ultrasound devices alone, and their regulatory classification depends on the combined intended use and energy delivery mechanisms as defined by the reference description.
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