Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Device, AV-K-SISS-A
An NMES device for rehabilitation of muscles affected by weakness or nerve injury, offering two stimulation modes for complete and partial denervation. NMES devices of this kind are used in neuro-rehabilitation and physiotherapy settings for patients recovering from peripheral nerve.
The AV-K-SISS-A is a neuromuscular electrical stimulation device, commonly referred to as NMES, designed for the rehabilitation of muscles affected by weakness, denervation or nerve injury. It works by delivering controlled electrical pulses directly to the muscle, aiming to produce a contraction even when the normal nerve signal is disrupted or absent, which helps maintain muscle bulk and function while nerve recovery is underway or being supported through other treatment.
The device includes two distinct stimulation modes, referred to as Stage I and Stage II, which are tailored specifically for complete and partial denervation conditions, allowing a therapist to match the stimulation pattern to how much nerve function remains in the affected muscle. This staged approach reflects the fact that fully denervated muscle generally requires a different stimulation pattern than partially denervated muscle to be treated effectively and safely.
NMES devices of this kind are used in neuro-rehabilitation and physiotherapy settings for patients recovering from peripheral nerve injuries, where restoring or preserving muscle function is a key treatment goal.
