40 devices · GMDN 61160
Magnetic neural stimulation systems (stationary) are medical devices designed to treat neurological, psychiatric, and cognitive conditions by delivering controlled magnetic pulses to the brain or peripheral nerves. These systems use electromagnets powered by electricity to stimulate neural activity, often targeting conditions like depression, Alzheimer’s, or chronic pain without invasive procedures.
These devices are typically regulated based on their intended use and risk level, with variations in classification depending on the region. They are usually supplied as complete systems, including coils, power units, and patient chairs, and may integrate cognitive training tools to enhance therapy outcomes.
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