50 devices · GMDN 61169
Transcutaneous electrical stimulation probes are handheld devices that deliver therapeutic electrical impulses through the skin to provide pain relief or muscle stimulation. These devices are commonly used for treatments like transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) or electrical muscle stimulation.
Such devices are typically reusable and designed for non-invasive use against the patient's skin. They are regulated as medical devices, with classification varying by jurisdiction, and are supplied as reusable instruments with conductive tips or pads.
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