Mind Media B.V. 1.0 Temperature Sensor (NB-TMP)

Noromed computerized manual muscle testing offers manual muscle testing at its best by bringing science to what once was an art.The muscle testing hardware includes an ergonomic force gauge and five attachments to choose from which provide easy, comfortable testing of all muscle groups - large and small. Now you can perform real time strength testing - quickly and easily - and all fully documented by the computer interface.The flexibility of the system allows you to use pre-programmed established protocols or create your own. Designed to meet your needs, the software calculates the statistics appropriate to each test as well as generating a wide variety of documentation to fit your specific needs. This documentation includes:Supportive documentation reports which contain the graphic reports and profiles of the actual test data. Reports included are:•A composite report of individual test results by protocol and muscles tested as well as calculated deficits. •A test comparison report which collects and displays the patient's historical results. •A Myotest data report which presents both statistical data and graphical data of the individual test broken down by trial.

The Dynamic SEMG module of the MES 9000 allows for the recording of up to 8 channels of SEMG simultaneously. The MES 9000 offers you the flexibility to monitor and record the data in its raw state or as integrated data.The powerful and user-friendly software simplifies the recording of multiple muscle groups of antagonist and synergist muscles to facilitate assessment and case documentation. In addition, the system includes pre-programmed protocols and analysis for assessment, muscle education and relaxation training. The clinician may also program custom protocols - quickly and simply.

By using sophisticated sensors within the inclinometers, the Dynamic ROM system records the patient's entire ROM through the plane of movement and displays it in a graphical representation on the computer screen. Unlike other systems which simply give you a static endpoint measurement of ROM, Dynamic ROM captures the entire movement. The figure to your left shows a typical Dynamic ROM recording of the dynamic motion of the spine during three repetitions of lumbar flexion and extension. The numbers correspond with the figure to the left showing the patient's motions.The inclinometers are attached to straps placed over T12 and S1. The recording of the sensor at S1 is subtracted from the recording at T12 to produce the DIFFerential recording graph which represents the true motion of the patient's lumbar during lumbar flexion and extension motion. The flattened DIFF tracing line on each repetition during end-point indicates that both sensors are moving at the same rate of speed, and that the lumbar lordosis stopped unfolding before the end-point of trunk flexion had been reached. With this information the clinician can observe and assess the quality and the pattern of the patient's motion as well as the quantity of the ROM. Dynamic Range of Motion from Noromed elevates range of motion testing from a simple measurement tool to a true diagnostic tool.

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HEP IR 4-7MM 38CM RS X 45CM USPropaten Vascular Graft with Integrated Rings

Burr, Oval, 10 flute, 3.0mm

Nitinol Wire with Hydrophilic Tip

NTrainer System

NTrainer System

FULL SURGICAL KIT (EMPTY)

Noromed computerized manual muscle testing offers manual muscle testing at its best by bringing science to what once was an art.The muscle testing hardware includes an ergonomic force gauge and five attachments to choose from which provide easy, comfortable testing of all muscle groups - large and small. Now you can perform real time strength testing - quickly and easily - and all fully documented by the computer interface.The flexibility of the system allows you to use pre-programmed established protocols or create your own. Designed to meet your needs, the software calculates the statistics appropriate to each test as well as generating a wide variety of documentation to fit your specific needs. This documentation includes:Supportive documentation reports which contain the graphic reports and profiles of the actual test data. Reports included are:•A composite report of individual test results by protocol and muscles tested as well as calculated deficits. •A test comparison report which collects and displays the patient's historical results. •A Myotest data report which presents both statistical data and graphical data of the individual test broken down by trial.

The Dynamic SEMG module of the MES 9000 allows for the recording of up to 8 channels of SEMG simultaneously. The MES 9000 offers you the flexibility to monitor and record the data in its raw state or as integrated data.The powerful and user-friendly software simplifies the recording of multiple muscle groups of antagonist and synergist muscles to facilitate assessment and case documentation. In addition, the system includes pre-programmed protocols and analysis for assessment, muscle education and relaxation training. The clinician may also program custom protocols - quickly and simply.

By using sophisticated sensors within the inclinometers, the Dynamic ROM system records the patient's entire ROM through the plane of movement and displays it in a graphical representation on the computer screen. Unlike other systems which simply give you a static endpoint measurement of ROM, Dynamic ROM captures the entire movement. The figure to your left shows a typical Dynamic ROM recording of the dynamic motion of the spine during three repetitions of lumbar flexion and extension. The numbers correspond with the figure to the left showing the patient's motions.The inclinometers are attached to straps placed over T12 and S1. The recording of the sensor at S1 is subtracted from the recording at T12 to produce the DIFFerential recording graph which represents the true motion of the patient's lumbar during lumbar flexion and extension motion. The flattened DIFF tracing line on each repetition during end-point indicates that both sensors are moving at the same rate of speed, and that the lumbar lordosis stopped unfolding before the end-point of trunk flexion had been reached. With this information the clinician can observe and assess the quality and the pattern of the patient's motion as well as the quantity of the ROM. Dynamic Range of Motion from Noromed elevates range of motion testing from a simple measurement tool to a true diagnostic tool.

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