Our range of STIM NMS (Neuromuscular Stimulation) units are designed to enhance rehabilitation and recovery for individuals with various neuromuscular conditions. These advanced devices provide effective electrical stimulation to promote muscle activation, improve strength, and support functional movement.

Our range includes user-friendly devices suitable for both clinical and home use. With adjustable settings, you can customise the intensity and duration of the stimulation to meet individual needs. Lightweight and portable, our STIM NMS Units allow for easy transport and flexibility during treatment sessions.

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STIM NMS Units

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Stim NMS Units:

Definition: Stim NMS units deliver electrical stimulation to muscles or nerves to induce contractions or modulate nerve activity. They are used for muscle re-education, strengthening, pain relief, and improving circulation.

Benefits:

    • Muscle Strengthening: Stimulates muscles to contract, helping to strengthen weakened or atrophied muscles.
    • Pain Management: Electrical stimulation can block pain signals, provide pain relief, and promote the release of endorphins, acting as a natural pain management tool.
    • Improved Circulation: Stimulates blood flow to tissues, promoting healing, reducing swelling, and preventing complications such as pressure sores.
    • Muscle Re-Education: Helps retrain muscles to perform specific movements or activate in the correct sequence, aiding in rehabilitation after injury or surgery.
    • Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES): Can be used to facilitate functional movements such as walking in individuals with neurological conditions like stroke or spinal cord injury.

Stim NMS units directly stimulate muscles or nerves to induce contractions, strengthen muscles, manage pain, and promote circulation.

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