The NeuroTrac® MyoPlus Pro is a versatile medical device suitable for clinics, rehabilitation centres, and home therapy to support pain relief, incontinence management, and neuromuscular rehabilitation. Available in one-, two-, or four-channel versions, this single-channel model is designed for convenient home treatment.
The device operates wirelessly and connects to NeuroTrac® PC software when needed, automatically managing power to conserve energy. It also includes a compliance monitoring function for therapists. With EMG biofeedback and precise neuromuscular stimulation settings, users can track progress while clinicians maintain full control over customised treatment parameters.
The clinical indications of the different modes of the NeuroTrac® MyoPlus Pro devices are:
NMES
TENS
EMG
ETS
It is also used for non medical purposes, including:
Model number: MYO120P. This product is available through selected distributors who are able to provide training and support.
The NeuroTrac® MyoPlus Pro functions through EMG biofeedback and neuromuscular stimulation to support muscle rehabilitation. It first detects electrical activity produced by muscles using surface electrodes and displays this activity as real-time visual feedback. This helps patients understand and improve voluntary muscle control.
The device can also deliver controlled electrical pulses to stimulate motor nerves, causing muscles to contract and strengthen. In EMG-triggered stimulation mode, the patient initiates a contraction to a preset level, after which the device assists with additional stimulation. Its programmable settings allow clinicians to combine active and assisted training within one session for effective rehabilitation outcomes.
1.0 Single channel EMG
1.1 EMG Range: 0.2 to 2000 μV RMS (continuous)
1.2 Sensitivity: 0.l μV RMS
1.3 Accuracy: 4% of μV reading +/-0.3 μV at 200 Hz
1.4 Selectable Bandpass filter – 3db Bandwidth,
1.5 Notch filter: 50 Hz (Canada 60Hz) – 33 dbs (0. 1% accuracy)
1.6 Common Mode Rejection Ratio: 130 dbs Minimum @ 50 Hz
1.7 Work / Rest periods: 2-99 seconds
1.8 Number of Trials: 2-99
2.1 Single channel Stimulator
2.2 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 86 mA, at 1500 Ohms load the maximum will be limited to 65 mA.
2.3 Type: Constant current, maximum output voltage 180 Volts +10 / -30 Volts
2.4 Waveform: Symmetrical, rectangular, bi-phasic with net zero DC current
2.5 Pulse width selection: 50-450 μS in predefined, 50-330μS in custom (10% accuracy)
2.6 Pulse rate selection: 2-100 Hz (5% accuracy)
2.7 Work / Rest periods: 2-99 seconds
2.8 Time 1 – 99 minutes
2.9 Ramp up time: 0.1 – 9.9 seconds
2.10 Preset and user programmable treatment Programs
2.11 Automatic output shut off with detection of open electrode above 10 mA (+/- 2mA).
Battery:
Battery set: 4 x 1.5V, AAA battery.
Low battery indication at 4.2-4.4 volts +/- 0.2 volts, automatic shut off when voltage drops 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 is pressed over 1 minute when in stimulation mode (home screen) and all channels are 0mA.
Expected average battery set life [of standard 850 mAh, alkaline]:
14-18 hours in STIM, 28 hours in EMG mode.
Expected service life:
5 years. Careful use and maintenance extend the life of the unit over the service life limit.
Environmental Conditions for use:
+5 to +40 degrees Centigrade. 15-90% Humidity.
Environmental conditions for storage & transport:
-25 to +70 degrees Centigrade. 15-90% Humidity.
Physical:
Dimensions: Length 150 mm, Width 89 mm, Depth 35 mm.
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