• New and Improved touch-screen with full colour display. The new user friendly interface makes it a self-explanatory unit with the 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, neuro-muscular Rehabilitation.
• Designed for Physiotherapist in mind to be used as a portable tool. Suitable as a personal trainer for in-clinic or home use (under guidance).
• 2 channel EMG (Biofeedback) combined with 4 channels of NMES (stimulation).
• 2 channel ETS (EMG triggered stimulation) with stimulation on 4 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 PC software.
• For home users: Produces and prints (with the optional PC Software) the comprehensive patient progress reports on a day to day basis 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 stimulation.
• 4 x AA batteries {No mains required}.

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Pelvic Floor: P01-P19	Sports: P01-P21	Rehab: P01-P08	CUSTOM
P1 - Pelvic floor pain P2 - Urge incontinence 1 P3 - Stress incontinence 1 P4 - Stress incontinence 2 P5 - Frequency / Urge 1 P6 - Frequency / Urge 2 P7 - Frequency / Urge 3 P8 - Lack of sensitivity P9 - Pelvic floor work out P10 -Building up endurance P11 -Relaxing the pelvic muscle P12 -Postnatal incontinence P13 -Stress incontinence 3 P14 -Stress incontinence 4 P15 -Urge incontinence 2 P16 -Urge incontinence 3 P17 -Frequency P18 -Flaccid muscle P19 -Weak pelvic muscle	P1 - Warm Up P2 - Active recovery P3 - Endurance P4 - Resistance 1 P5 - Resistance 2 P6 - Resistance 3 P7 - Resistance strength 1 P8 - Resistance strength 2 P9 - Resistance strength 3 P10 -Strength 1 P11 -Strength 2 P12 -Strength 3 P13 -Max strength 1 P14 -Max strength 2 P15 -Max strength 3 P16 -Max strength 4 P17 -Explosive force 1 P18 -Explosive force 2 P19 -Fatigue resistance P20 -Agonistic 1 P21 -Agonistic 2	P1 - Muscle growth P2 - Spinal column P3 - Parectic extremities P4 - Facial palsy 1 P5 - Facial palsy 2 P6 - Disuse atrophy P7 - Stroke 1 P8 - Stroke 2 P9 - Multiple sclerosis	EMG Custom x 2 STIM Custom x 2 ETS Custom x 2 P&A Custom x 5 P+A Custom is suitable for a tailor made programme to be set up with Passive STIM and Active EMG / ETS phases, all in one programme.

Protocols	Author	Download
Treatment of the Hemiplegic Shoulder (Stroke) through Biofeedback: Case Study	Verónica Bargueño, Juan Nicolás Cuenca & Eric Lazar	View
F.E.S. in Stroke	Juan Nicolás Cuenca & Eric Lazar	View
Urinary Incontinence	Julia Herbert Grad. Dip. Phys. MCSP SRP Specialist Continence Physiotherapist	View
Stress Urinary Incontinence	Anna Pawlaczyk Specialist in Gynecology	View
Stress Urinary Incontinence, using EMG Triggered Stimulation - NEW	Maciej Kisiel, Henryk Konon MD	View
Pelvic Floor Muscle Activity in Sitting & Standing Postures	R Saphod, C Maher and C Richardson	Part 1 Part 2
Fecal Incontinence	Pirkko Raivio Specialist Continence Physiotherapist	Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
Incontinence Case Reports	Pirkko Ravio Specialist Continence Physiotherapist	View
General Pain Relief with TENS	Dr. Deirdre M. Walsh Phil, B. Physio, PgCUT, MISCP, MCSP Co-ordinator, Rehabilitation Sciences Research Group	View
Patellofemoral Pain	James Selfe. PhD. MA. GD Phys. MCSP. SRP. Lecturer Chartered Physiotherapist.	Part 1 Part 2
Prolapse: Pelvic Floor Muscle Training for Women	Karen Radford, MSc, MCSP and Funmi Odofin, BSc, PG Cert. MCSP	View

EMG (Biofeedback)

• Dual channel EMG
• EMG Range: 0.2 to 2000 μV RMS (continuous)
• Sensitivity: 0.l μV RMS
• Accuracy: 4% of μV reading +/-0.3 μV at 200 Hz
• Selectable Bandpass filter - 3db Bandwidth,
  • a. Wide: 18 Hz +/- 4 Hz to 370 Hz +/- 10% - Reading below 235 microvolts 10 Hz +/-3 Hz to 370 Hz +/- 10% - Reading above 235 microvolts
  • b. Narrow: 100 Hz +/- 5% to 370 Hz +/- 10%
• Notch filter: 50 Hz (Canada 60Hz) - 33 dbs (0. 1% accuracy)
• Common Mode Rejection Ratio: 130 dbs Minimum @ 50 Hz
• Batteries: 4 x 1.5V ( AA battery)
• Optional Charger: CE approved.
• Work / Rest periods: 2-99 seconds
• Number of Trials: 2-99

STIM (Neuromuscular Stimulation)

• Four channel Stimulator
• Amplitude: 0-90 mA into 500 Ohm load - actual mA will tend to be less
  than indicated due to Electrode impedance: at 1000 Ohms load (Electrodes
  in poor condition) the maximum will be limited to 75 mA, at 1500 Ohms
  load the maximum will be limited to 50 mA.
• Type: Constant current, maximum output
  voltage 70 Volts +5 / -10 Volts
• Waveform: Symmetrical, rectangular,
  bi-phasic with net zero DC current
• Pulse width selection: 50-450 μS (2% accuracy)
• Pulse rate selection: 2-100 Hz (2% accuracy)
• Work / Rest periods: 2-99 seconds
• Time 1 - 99 minutes
• Ramp up time: 0.1 - 9.9 seconds
• Preset and user programmable treatment Programs
• Automatic output shut off with detection of open electrode above 0.5 mA
   

 

Battery: Low battery indication at 5.4 volts +/- 0.2 volts, automatic shut off when voltage dropps below the low indication. Replace the batteries immediately! The device goes off automatically when not in use (energy saving): for example when in settings and no key pressed over 1 minute, when in stimulation mode (home screen) and all channels are 0mA.

Expected average battery set life [of standard 800 mAh, alkaline]:
a. MyoPlus2:    12-16 hours in STIM, 25 hours in EMG mode.
b. MyoPlus4:    8-16 hours in  STIM, 25 hours in EMG mode.

Environmental Conditions for use: +10 to +30 degrees Centigrade. 0-90% Humidity.

Environmental conditions for storage & transport: -10 to +50 degrees Centigrade. 0-90% Humidity.

Physical dimensions: Length 150 mm, Width 89 mm, Depth 35 mm.

Weight: MyoPlus2 device: 0.16 Kg (without batteries).