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Recharger for inFlow Activator

Unit for storing and recharging the inFlow Activator

Magnetic remote control for the inFlow Device

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The ECAM SCINTRON Gamma Camera System is a remanufactured Siemens Gamma Camera with MiE Workstation. It is designed for diagnostic nuclear medicine used to perform static, dynamic and gated studies (non positron emitting tomography), as well as SPECT or planar procedure on standing, seated or recumbent patients. The ECAM SCINTRON Gamma Camera System is substantially equivalent to the legally market device e.cam, K963983, from Siemens and our device SCINTRON, K101 01 3. The changes incorporated into the remanufactured ECAM Gamma Camera include economical and ecological issues. This closes the gap between more durable electronics and mechanics lifetimes and shortened development cycles.

Number of legs: Double Leg length: eXtra long Hip width: Wide

Number of legs: Double Leg length: Long Hip width: Wide

Number of legs: Double Leg length: Medium Hip width: Wide

Number of legs: Double Leg length: Short Hip width: Wide

Number of legs: Double Leg length: eXtra long Hip width: Medium

Number of legs: Double Leg length: Long Hip width: Medium

Number of legs: Double Leg length: Medium Hip width: Medium

Number of legs: Double Leg length: Short Hip width: Medium

The Neurolutions System is a Brain-Computer-Interface (BCI) device developed for rehabilitation of upper extremity disability for chronic stroke patients. The device consists of the Neurolutions robotic handpiece, a biometric headset, and a Windows-based tablet computer. The Neurolutions System provides upper extremity rehabilitation using three separate modes: the main mode of therapy is referred to as the BCI or ‘thought’ mode, in which the patient’s hand is opened or closed by the Orthosis based on brain-signals received from the biometric headset; the second mode is referred to as a ‘volitional’ mode in which a patient actively opens and closes their hand with the System enabling independent range of motion; the third is a continuous passive motion (CPM) mode in which the System simply moves the patient’s hand passively through a comfortable range of motion in a repetitive fashion.

The Neurolutions System is a Brain-Computer-Interface (BCI) device developed for rehabilitation of upper extremity disability for chronic stroke patients. The device consists of the Neurolutions robotic handpiece, a biometric headset, and a Windows-based tablet computer. The Neurolutions System provides upper extremity rehabilitation using three separate modes: the main mode of therapy is referred to as the BCI or ‘thought’ mode, in which the patient’s hand is opened or closed by the Orthosis based on brain-signals received from the biometric headset; the second mode is referred to as a ‘volitional’ mode in which a patient actively opens and closes their hand with the System enabling independent range of motion; the third is a continuous passive motion (CPM) mode in which the System simply moves the patient’s hand passively through a comfortable range of motion in a repetitive fashion.