● 16/32 channels amplifier with 1 extra low current stimulation port, 9 channels stimulation box;
● 16 flexible measurement modalities such as EMG, MEP, SEP, BAEP, VEP, EEG, TOF and Pedicle screw are available to meet the different surgical requirements of spinal, neurosurgery and ENT.
● Equipped with integrated consumables, which possess a robust anti-interference capability, and enhances the accuracy of waveform.
● The entire system is connected by a single wire, which reduces error rates and improves efficiency. Save the time required for preoperative preparation.
● Minimize the wear and tear of the device.
● Dual screens are adjustable: a main screen and an extended screen,and the back-to-back mode allows surgeons to view monitoring results directly. The system is also compatible with an external microscope for more precise monitoring.
● Designed as a portable suitcase, all accessories can be stored in one suitcase.
● Convenient for transportation between hospitals.
● Flexible configuration of trolleys to meet various usage scenarios.
Department | Surgeries | The main risks and effects |
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Orthopedics | Cervical spine surgery | Spinal cord injury (high paraplegia) Nerve root injury (poor postoperative recovery) Safety of screw implantation |
Thoracolumbar spine surgery | Spinal cord injury (risk of paralysis below the brachial plexus, with impairment of urination and excrement function) Nerve root injury (poor postoperative recovery) Safety of screw implantation | |
Coccyx surgery | Spinal cord injury (risk of paralysis below the brachial plexus, with impairment of urination and excrement function) Nerve root injury (poor postoperative recovery) Safety of screw implantation | |
Thoracolumbar spine surgery | Spinal cord injury (high paraplegia) Nerve root injury (poor postoperative recovery) Safety of screw implantation | |
Neurosurgery | Microvasc | Facial nerve damage |
ular decompression | Brainstem injury Surgical terminus determination | |
Hypophysoma | Optic nerve injury Monitoring visual evoked potentials | |
Carotid endarterectomy | Irreversible motor dysfunction caused by ischemia Monitoring vascular perfusion | |
Cerebellar pontine area | Facial nerve damage (facial paralysis) Acoustic nerve injury (hearing loss) Exploration and confirmation of the facial nerve | |
Functional area tumor | Motor dysfunction Aphasia Localization of functional areas | |
Arterial aneurysm | Irreversible motor dysfunction caused by ischemia Monitoring vascular perfusion | |
Intramedullary tumor | Spinal cord conduction dysfunction (motor, sensory) Spinal nerve roots injury Monitoring screw implantation |