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Rapid Programmer 3.0 Neurostimulation Programming Platform

ProductsRapid Programmer 3.0 Neurostimulation Programming Platform
Company Advanced Neuromodulation Systems, Inc.
Item Rapid Programmer 3.0 Neurostimulation Programming Platform
Features 
  • Dynamic MultiStim enables the clinician to set new stimulation parameters for a program while previously set stimulation parameters are providing therapy. In this way, new settings can be evaluated while they are being integrated into the overall therapy.
  • Active Balancing allows the clinician to optimize the integration of different stimulation programs, which cover different areas of the body, so that they work together to provide the best therapy.
Description The Rapid Programmer 3.0 is the smallest and lightest-weight clinician programming platform in the industry. It enables clinicians to quickly and efficiently test patients intraoperatively and to create programs for them postoperatively.
Info Advanced Neuromodulation Systems, Inc.
Customer Service: 800-727-7846
Web site: http://www.ans-medical.com

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