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11111IVES 08When the therapist attaches the electrode to their finger then touches the patient, electrical stimulation is emitted. This gives the therapist control over the exact timing and location of the stimulation, enables electrical stimulation to be used in combination with manual therapy and is helpful in determining where to place gel electrodes. The FEE is attached to GD-611 and used in Normal mode.Supporter for securing gel electrodes attached to the patient’s upper or lower limbs.Optional parts0102030405Product name/product number/minimum ordering unitIVES2-pole Electrode CordFinger Equipped ElectrodeArm SupporterGait SensorThis palm-sized sub-unit (for treatment only) is convenient for on going use. Before treatment, the treatment parameters need to be set in GD-611 and exported to GD-612.Connect to the GD-611 when using the External Assist Mode or the External Trigger mode.The Gait Sensor attaches to the patient’s foot and lower leg, detects when the patient’s heel leaves the floor and emits and stops electric stimulation based on whether the heel is on or off the floor. Can be used with both GD-611 and GD-612.GD-612ELR-616ELR-617ELR-620ELR-618GD-611GD-612Finger Equipped Electrode (FEE)(ELR-617) * For GD-611 onlyArm Supporter (ELR-620)*For GD-612IVES™ (GD-612)2-pole Electrode Cord (ELR-616) * For GD-611Gait Sensor (ELR-618) * For GD-611/GD-612010103040502STOptional Accessoriesde