188 devices · GMDN 61393
A multiple active implantable device programmer is a portable, electrically-powered tool used to adjust the settings of various implanted electronic systems. By communicating wirelessly with the implant, these devices allow clinicians to modify operating parameters and review performance data to ensure the therapy remains effective.
These programmers are designed as non-dedicated units, meaning they can interface with several different types of pulse generators or external trial devices. They feature integrated software and user interfaces that facilitate noninvasive programming and data retrieval for patient management.
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