Key features
- New and improved full colour display touch screen.
- The new user-friendly interface makes it a self-explanatory unit with interactive learning on the go, including electrode placement guidance, running EMG graphs, EMG biofeedback games and templates.
- Pre-set programmes for incontinence treatment, Sports and muscular development, neuromuscular Rehabilitation.
- 2 channel EMG (Biofeedback) combined with 4 channel 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.
- Bluetooth connectivity with up to 10 meters of wireless connection for NeuroTrac® PC Software
- Produces and prints 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.
- Portable, light and user friendly
How it works
EMG measures muscle activity in microvolts and provides visual and audio feedback during voluntary contraction and relaxation. In ETS mode, reaching the selected EMG threshold triggers stimulation to support muscle effort. Stimulation programmes offer adjustable frequency, pulse width, intensity, ramp times and work/rest cycles. Bluetooth connects the device to NeuroTrac PC software for session review and progress tracking.
Channels 1 and 2 provide EMG or stimulation. Channels 3 and 4 provide stimulation only.
Clinical applications
The clinical indications of the different modes of the NeuroTrac® MyoPlus 4 Pro devices are:
EMG
Pelvic pain
Pain syndrome
Rehabilitation after stroke, and paresis
NMES
Stress incontinence
Overactive bladder (urge urinary incontinence)
Muscle atrophy
Rehabilitation after stroke, and paresis
Spinal cord injury
Multiple sclerosis
TENS
General pain (including back pain)
Pelvic pain
ETS
Urinary incontinence
Rehabilitation after stroke, and paresis
NeuroTrac® MyoPlus 4 Pro is also used for non medical purposes, including:
Pelvic floor exercises
Pelvic floor strength, endurance, vascularization, and relaxation
Muscle growth
Warm-up
Active recovery
Muscle endurance
Muscle resistance
Muscle strength
Maximum strength
Explosive strength
Fatigue resistance
Model number: MYO420P. This product is available through selected distributors who are able to provide training and support.
Frequently asked questions
What type of device is it?
The NeuroTrac® MyoPlus 4 Pro is a dual-channel EMG biofeedback and four-channel neuromuscular stimulation device. It combines EMG (biofeedback), NMES (neuromuscular electrical stimulation), TENS (pain relief), and ETS (EMG-triggered stimulation) in one unit.
What conditions and therapy goals does it support?
It is used for Pelvic floor rehabilitation (stress/urge incontinence), Post-stroke rehabilitation and paresis, Muscle atrophy and weakness. Pain relief (including back and pelvic pain) and Sports conditioning (strength, endurance, recovery).
Who can use it?
It is ideal for healthcare professionals for advanced rehabilitation programs, home users, under clinical guidance, and for clinic or supervised home therapy.
Can it be used alongside other treatments?
Yes. NeuroTrac® myoplus 4 pro device may be used alongside rehabilitation programs, pelvic floor exercises, and clinical therapy plans. Professional supervision is recommended.
Are there safety precautions?
NeuroTrac® myoplus 4 pro should not be used by patients with demand-type pacemakers, during pregnancy (unless medically advised), or over the carotid sinus, chest/heart area, or broken skin. Clinical guidance is recommended.
