Stimpod 450X+ Nerve Stimulator and TOF Monitor

Description

The Stimpod 450X+ Nerve Stimulator is a Quantitative Train of Four monitor that uses both AMG (Acceleromyography) and EMG (Electromyography) technologies at the simple change of a cable.  The key QTOF competitors to the Stimpod are the Blink Twitchview and the Sensidyne Tetragraph.  The Twitchview and Tetragraph are both EMG only devices and thus require an expensive proprietary EMG electrode array anytime you wish to use the monitor.  The Stimpod offers the anesthesia provider the choice to use either EMG or AMG depending on the surgery. 

Stimpod 450X+ Nerve Stimulator New Features

Full Stimpod 450X+ Brochure

Stimpod 450X+ Introductory Video

Stimpod 450X+ IFU Booklet

“The only neuromuscular blockade monitoring system available with both AMG and
EMG enabling cost control at the point-of-care based on need and specific setting,
allowing affordable standardization across the entire hospital.”

• Full Color Touch Screen Display
• Rechargeable Battery
• Trend Graphs and Waveforms

More Information

Inservice Videos

• Stimpod 450X+ Nerve Stimulator AMG/EMG Overview

Training Videos

• Ulnar Nerve TOF Monitoring
• Supramaximal Stimulation
• Posterial Tibial Nerve TOF Monitoring
• Facial Nerve TOF Monitoring

AMG and EMG Set-up and Quick Start

• AMG Set-up and Quick Start
• EMG Set-up and Quick Start

EMG Showcase by Xavant

• EMG Showcase Video

EMR Connectivity

• EMR Connectivity Sheet

Quantitative Train-of-Four Endorsements

•  2023 ASA Anesthesia Practice Guidelines Summary
• ASPF February 2016 Monitoring of Nuromuscular Blockade
• ASPF February 2016 Multi-Faceted Iniatiative TOF, Sugamadex
• IARS Anesthesiology News Consensus Statement for Objective Monitoring

Stimulating Modes

• Train-of-Four (TOF)
• Double Burst (DB)
• Post-Tetanic-Count (PTC)
• Tetanus (TET)
• Twitch (1Hz, 2Hz, 5Hz)

Current Range

• Nerve Locating: 0.0 – 5.0mA
• Nerve Mapping: 0 – 20mA
• NIMBA Monitoring: 0 – 80mA

Load Impedance

• Nerve Locating: 0 – 20kΩ (100V)
• Nerve Mapping: 0 – 20kΩ (400V)
• NIMBA Monitoring: 0 – 5kΩ (400V)

The STIMPOD NMS450X+ Nerve Stimulator for Neuromuscular Blockade (NMB) monitoring includes a Tri-axial accelerometer which provides real time feedback of the strength of contraction of the affected limb (Train Of Four, Double Burst and Post Tetanic Count modes only). The strength of each measured contraction is displayed on the STIMPOD NMS450X+ graphically and the relevant ratios are calculated and also displayed.

The fine movement differences that can be detected by utilizing accelerometry offer major advantages over gauging contraction strength visually or tactilely.

Tri-axial accelerometry calculates the movement vector of the contraction in three dimensions.  This negates the need for calibration as is the case with one-dimensional accelerometers, and reduces the setup time of the procedure.

Combined Nerve Mapping and Nerve Location:

Auto-sensing technology provides a solution for simultaneous nerve mapping and nerve location. The Xavant Stimpod nerve stimulator monitors whether the mapping probe or needle touches the patient and adjusts the current range accordingly, ensuring quick and precise nerve location.

The Stimpod Nerve Mapping Probe was designed to enable transcutaneous nerve mapping at higher currents (to a maximum of 20mA), whilst the tip offers a contact surface small enough to ensure effective discrimination.

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