DEVICE: Nexstim Focal Coil (06430063200088)

A mobile assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) electronic and optical devices designed to receive and analyse patient magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) images and position landmarks manually or automatically on these images, then register the images by the mean of a three-dimensional (3-D) optical positioning system (frameless stereotactic neuronavigation) to provide real-time relative positioning for the treatment probes and instruments. It is typically used by healthcare providers in psychiatry, neuropsychiatry, and neurology for preoperative planning, in particular for consecutive image-guided transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) treatment sessions.

A battery-powered, hand-held device designed to apply an electromagnetic (EM) field to body deep tissues to help reduce pain associated with musculoskeletal/neurological disorders (e.g., arthritis, sciatica) and/or to treat soft-tissue wounds and injuries with no production of a therapeutic deep heat. It is a self-contained electronic unit with controls intended to be applied to the body to emit short-time pulsed, radio-frequency energy [pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF)] to tissues at a level below the patient's heat sensory perception threshold. It is not intended to apply an electric current directly to the body. The device is intended to be used in clinical and home settings.

An electrically-powered unit designed for the measurement and recording of the intrinsic electrical potential of skeletal muscle for display in the form of a graph [electromyograph (EMG)], typically for diagnosis of muscle and/or nerve disorders. It is designed to receive analogue electrical signals from EMG electrodes and process/digitize these signals for viewing, either on an integrated display or for transmission to an off-the-shelf computer.