31 devices · GMDN 32686
A perineometer is a diagnostic and therapeutic device used to assess and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. It measures muscle strength by providing resistance during voluntary contractions, helping clinicians diagnose conditions like urinary incontinence or sexual dysfunction and guide targeted rehabilitation exercises.
These devices are typically regulated as medical instruments, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards. They are commonly supplied as single-use or reusable systems, depending on the manufacturer’s design and intended clinical use, and may be prescribed for home or clinical settings.
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