24 devices · GMDN 35729
A diagnostic peripheral nerve electrical stimulation system is a medical device assembly that applies electrical stimuli to one area of the body while monitoring the response in another area. It typically includes electrodes and a pulse generator, and is used during clinical electrophysiology assessments to study nerve and muscle function.
These devices are typically supplied as external or needle electrode systems with a pulse generator. They are used for motor and sensory nerve conduction studies, such as those involving the posterior tibial or ulnar nerves, during clinical electrophysiology evaluations.
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