45 devices · GMDN 35725
Gait-enhancement electrical stimulation systems are external devices that apply electrical stimuli to nerves or muscles in the lower extremities to help improve walking ability in patients with partial paralysis or neuromuscular disorders. These systems work by causing targeted muscles to contract, thereby enhancing mobility and gait patterns.
Such devices typically consist of electrodes and an external pulse generator, and may be integrated with external prostheses. They are regulated medical devices that require appropriate classification and supply according to regional regulatory requirements.
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