DEVICE: WINNER EVO PACKAGE (00850958007992)

A non-sterile device intended to hold an ultrasound coupling pad (not included) over the distal end of a noninvasive therapeutic ultrasound system applicator during treatment. It is typically a small attachment with a window designed to support the coupling pad in place while not obstructing transmission of ultrasound. This is a reusable device.

An electrical conductor intended to be attached to a patient's skin (noninvasive) to provide therapeutic electrical stimuli through the body surface [e.g., transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES)]. It is typically a flat, flexible, conductive pad with an adhesive (e.g., gel), or a preformed shape/mechanism designed for attachment to a particular body part (e.g., earclip), connected to a conductive wire. This is a single-use device.

A hand-held component of a physical therapy ultrasound system that includes a transducer designed to convert electric voltages into ultrasound energy [e.g., frequencies greater than 20 kilohertz (kHz)] and directs this energy into body tissues. The localized thermal and nonthermal effects generated by the ultrasonic energy is associated with increased blood flow in the treated area and is intended to accelerate tissue repair. The device is typically used with ultrasound coupling gels to ensure an adequate interface with the patient. This is a reusable device.

An assembly of devices that includes a neuromuscular electrical stimulator as an integral part of a therapeutic ultrasound system intended for the simultaneous delivery of ultrasound and electrical energies for physical therapy, typically to help prevent scar tissue formation in healing tissues and to help reduce muscle spasms and pain; it may in addition be capable of delivering either energy alone. The system is designed to produce a rhythmic contraction/release of injured muscles to promote the removal of metabolic by-products while applying ultrasound treatments.