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How to use the Stimpod in the ICU
Understanding the neuromuscular junction
How do Neuromuscular Blocking Agents work
NMT Monitoring for the
OR, PACU & ICU
Stimpod NMS450X
Objective NMT Monitor
Monitor residual neuromuscular block
The Stimpod NMS450X is a quantitative Neuromuscular Transmission monitor. As a multi-sensor device, the tri-axial accelerometer allows the monitor to provide accurate and real-time feedback of train of four ratios and post-tetanic counts throughout the entire procedure, whilst the additional EMG (electromyography) functionality allows for consistent and reliable monitoring of all tucked-arm procedures.
Stimpod NMS410
Precision Nerve Locator
Perform peripheral nerve blocks
The Stimpod NMS410 is designed for precision nerve location for regional anaesthesia procedures. It provides a cost-effective and accurate alternative to ultrasound-assisted techniques. The unique nerve mapping probe allows you to map nerves transcutaneously, before needle insertion, improving the accuracy of needle placements while shorting the procedure duration.
Stimpod NMS460
for Neuromodulation
Treat peripheral neuropathy
The Stimpod NMS460 is a neuromodulation device used for the symptomatic relief of chronic intractable pain. It is widely used for the effective treatment of neuropathy and other motor or sensory nerve conditions by stimulating affected nerves with a patented Pulsed Radio Frequency waveform.
About Us
Xavant Technology is a knowledge-based company with core competencies in Neuromuscular Stimulation, Acceleromyography and Electromyography. We’ve gained our competitive advantage by introducing disruptive technologies to high-growth niche markets with high entry barriers and little rivalry.
Our current products include the Stimpod NMS450X TOF Monitor to monitor neuromuscular blocking agents, the Stimpod NMS410 for nerve mapping and locating during regional anaesthesia procedures, and the Stimpod NMS460 with our proprietary Pulsed Radio Frequency technology to treat neuropathy and chronic intractable pain.