01 IVES* Movement based on one’s intention is called “voluntary movement.” In the case of voluntary movement, IVES™ reads the movement of a muscle as an electric signal (EMG signal), and applies electrical stimulation to the muscle. Minimal movement results in light stimulation, while more movement results in stronger stimulation.Unlike most other low-frequency electrical stimulators which emit a preset level of stimulation for a preset duration, IVES™ facilitates rehabilitation by utilizing the muscular force used in daily living tasks.IVES+ GD-611A variety of treatment modes fitting awide range of pathologiesIVES™ has a total of six treatment modes, the Power Assist mode, being the core mode, along with the External Assist, Trigger, External Trigger, Normal, and Sensor Trigger modes. A single stimulator allows the therapist to cope with a variety of patient conditions and carry out rehabilitation aimed at reducing muscular atrophy and pain.Save treatment settings for up to 45 patientsIVES™ can store treatment settings for up to 45 patients. Names can be assigned for easy recall, eliminating the need to manually enter the settings each and every visit.GD-612 programming functionality andusage historyConnect the base unit GD-611 to the sub-unit GD-612 to export a patient’s treatment settings, for patient use. The patient’s GD-612 usage history (total usage time, number of times stimulation was emitted and total duration) can later be viewed with GD-611.movement commands from the brain are transmitted along the nerves to the muscles, causing the hands, feet and other parts of the body to move. TreatmentSettingActual sizeEmits electrical stimulation according toEMG signals generated by voluntary movementA base unit whose treatment andsetting functions are condensedin a compact bodyIVES+
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