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Myoguide Injection Guidance System = Peripheral Nerve Stimulator!
While the Myoguide System is better known for being a world class, EMG/STIM BotNT injection guidance system, the USFDA classification includes “Electrical Peripheral Nerve Stimulator”. We can underline the fact that Myoguide has a very well featured, integrated stimulator designed for both nerve and muscle stimulation. In fact, it is Myoguide’s capability of being continuously upgradeable,…
Best Electrode Practices
Myoguide input cable EMG and STIM guidance procedures require a quality hypodermic needle electrode and two surface electrodes. The needle electrode plugs into Myoguide’s black connector. One surface electrode is connected to the green connector and is for the ground, and the other connects to the red connector and is for the reference. I heard the…
Myoguide Power: Alkaline Versus NiMH Rechargeable Batteries
Even though the NiMH rechargeable batteries have a lower specified capacity (2300mAH) and lower voltage (1.2V) compared to a typical Duracell ProCell Alkaline AA battery (2850mAH, 1.5V), they tend to provide more capacity in a higher current draw situation. The following article covers Myoguide Battery Strategies to get the longest battery life. NiMH rechargeable batteries…
Optimizing EMG/ESTIM BoNT injection Guidance
We would like to review Myoguide electrode Strategies for Optimizing EMG/ESTIM BoNT Injection Guidance Results. We have been received quite a few inquiries about what the optimal surface electrode placement approaches should be for procedures involving injection guidance using hypodermic needle electrodes and Myoguide EMG/ESTIM BoNT injection guidance system. Firstly, I would like to refer…
Toxins Meeting 2022: New Orleans
Intronix Technologies Is Glad To Be Back Again Exhibiting, Attending Lectures, And Supporting Workshops, At The Toxins Meeting! We Love New Orleans!!! We Featured Our Myoguide™ EMG/ESTIM BoNT Injection Guidance System, As Well As Technomed Hypodermic Needle And Surface Electrodes. As A Sponsor, We Are Glad To Contribute And Remain Surrounded By Very Distinguished Company! Thanks…
Test Drive Your New Myoguide Unit!
Hands- On: Learning to Use Myoguide The following steps can be used to learn and verify functionality of the Myoguide device. For first time users, it is a good idea to play with Myoguide on your own, before engaging patients. These exercises will help you learn about measuring EMG and delivering stimulation on your own…
Chemodenervation & Neurolytic Procedures
Motor point chemodenervation or chemical neurolytic procedures require low current stimulation location in the order of 0.2-0.5 mA, depending on the stimulation pulse width. Pulse width is an essential part of the stimulation delivery. Narrower pulse widths deliver the current pulse over the duration of the pulse width. This means that the energy delivered is short for short…
Myoguide At AANEM Meeting In Austin, Texas October 16-19, 2019
Drop by and Visit Booth #421 Intronix Technologies’ innovative Myoguide EMG guided injection system will be available to play with at the American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine 2019 AANEM Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas October 16-19, 2019. We are happy to be joining our friends and distributor, Ambu USA, in their booth #421. Please drop by and visit us!
Intronix Augmented Reality Toxin Injection Simulation
Intronix Technologies toxin injection augmented reality simulation “ARm” is an excellent learning tool to reinforce toxin injection techniques. The lifelike model can be palpated to provide realistic tactile feedback. Augmented reality illustrates the anatomy view of the vital structures of the arm once the injection procedure is started. Target muscles can be selected for each…
Intronix Mobile Apps Help Manage Chronic Pain
TORONTO, May15, 2018 – Chronic pain is a common condition with significant physical, psychological, social, and economic impact. The Institute of Medicine estimates that >100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain. Conservative estimates suggest that well over US $500 billion per year is spent in the treatment of these pain conditions. This is associated with…