NeuroTrac® MyoPlus2 Pro

Description

The MyoPlus 2 Pro combines Electronic Muscle Stimulation (EMS) with EMG Biofeedback to exercise and strengthen muscles. This is all done while allowing you to visibly see your progression in your muscle strength while doing a specific exercise. Seeing your progress visibly allows you to determine how much you need to gradually increase the intensity of your exercise based on your progress.
The  MyoPlus2 is a classic biofeedback / ETS / stimulation device. This modality is there to assist in training and progress assessment. Another tool to add to your treatment program in ensuring the best possible outcome.

Features:
New and Improved touch-screen with full-colour LCD display. The new user-friendly interface makes it a self-explanatory unit with interactive learning on the go, including electrode placement, running EMG graph, as well as many other helpful tools.
Pre-set programmes for Incontinence treatment, Sports and muscular development and neuro-muscular Rehabilitation.
Designed for Physiotherapists in mind, to be used as a portable modality.
Suitable for a personal trainer for in-clinic or home use (under guidance).2 channel EMG (Biofeedback) combined with 2 channels of NMES (stimulation).
2-channel ETS (EMG triggered stimulation) with stimulation on 2 channels.
Simple single-phase or multiphase operation: multiphase allows EMG/ETS/STIM to be combined in one programme.
Multilingual LCD screen and voice prompts for Biofeedback.
Manual and Automatic threshold control.
EMG Biofeedback between stimulation (muscle activity and tiredness indication when using muscle stimulation).
Stand-alone device or used in conjunction with established multilingual software.
Now with Bluetooth connectivity! The unit sends up to 10 metres of wireless data to your PC software.
Provides and prints (with the optional PC Software) comprehensive patient progress reports daily, providing average readings (2 channels) on work/rest, peak, onset and muscle release times, work and rest deviations and the average mA current.
Used as a learning tool for both patient and clinician with emphasis on improving treatment techniques in the use of EMG and Neuromuscular