Checkpoint Stimulator

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     1) Reliably locate nerves in altered anatomy or any time nerves are at risk

 

        • Map location of nerve through tissue.
        • Localize nerve tissue obscured by scarring, tumor and bone.
        • Biphasic stimulation allows user to safely stimulate nerve repeatedly and continuously without diminished response.

 

     2) Evaluate nerve and muscle function for surgical decision-making

 

        • Determine stimulation threshold for motor response.
        • Test for changes in nerve function throughout the procedures.
        • Evaluate for over-tensioning of nerve tissue.
        • Stimulate muscle to evaluate excursion in tendon and free muscle transfers.​

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     3) Confidently identify motor nerves during surgical exposure

 

       • Confirm whether a tissue structure is or is not a nerve.
       • Definitive confirmation with tetanic contraction.
       • Identify individual fascicle groups within a nerve.