53 devices · GMDN 58832
Migraine-therapy peripheral nerve electrical stimulators are portable, reusable devices that deliver electrical stimulation to peripheral nerves in the neck, trunk, or extremities to treat or prevent migraine and headache symptoms. These devices create a localized oscillating electric field and may be used with conductive gel, either by patients or healthcare providers in various settings.
Such devices are typically electrically powered and may include operator controls, user displays, and metal skin contact surfaces. They are often used in conjunction with smartphones and are designed for repeated use in both home and healthcare environments.
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