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Neuromuscular electrical stimulation system programmer

Definition
A device intended to be used to change, noninvasively, one or more of the operating parameters (the programs) of an implanted neuromuscular stimulator. The programmer is able to read stored parameters in the implanted device, providing historic and/or current information regarding device performance. The device is typically an electronic wand with a communication antenna that connects to the port of a personal computer (PC) with dedicated software. The PC will then drive the electronics of the wand to communicate with the implanted stimulation system.
GUDID devices
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Last updated
2019-03-30 04:40:36

Representative GUDID Devices#

Primary DI, Brand, Company table
Primary DIBrandCompanyModelPublished
00643169170544NAMEDTRONIC, INC.30372014-09-23
00643169273450NAMEDTRONIC, INC.376422014-09-23
00643169342873N'VISION ®MEDTRONIC, INC.8870AAR012014-09-23
00643169518933NAMEDTRONIC, INC.376422014-12-22
00643169518940InterStim iCon®MEDTRONIC, INC.30372014-10-31
00613994374684NAMEDTRONIC, INC.37743FA2014-09-23
00613994384119NAMEDTRONIC, INC.376422014-09-23
00613994572059InterStim iConMEDTRONIC, INC.30372014-09-23
00613994572783N'VISION®MEDTRONIC, INC.88702014-09-23
00613994606846N'VISION®MEDTRONIC, INC.8870MMB022014-09-23
00613994639639InterStim iConMEDTRONIC, INC.30372014-09-23
00613994691392NAMEDTRONIC, INC.376422014-09-23
00613994798381NAMEDTRONIC, INC.376422014-09-23