RTMS Magnetic Stimulation System

The RTMS Magnetic Stimulation System is for neuromodulation and therapeutic stimulation of the brain. It provides magnetic pulses that repeat plus target specific areas to change activity in the cortex and deep brain. For flexibility the machine supports a frequency range from 1 - 150 Hz but also uses technology that maintains a constant voltage - those features allow operators to create protocols that match the needs of patients with Parkinson's disease and other disorders of the nervous system. In the system there is an LCD touchscreen that the user can understand easily. It includes therapy modes that the operator can program, like brain therapy & TENS. To ensure that treatments are consistent, the machine uses safety features that work in real time. Patients usually receive 3 - 5 sessions of programming as well as each procedure lasts for 30 minutes. With a design that focuses on the user, the machine produces a low amount of sound and occupies a small amount of space. It receives power from a wall outlet for use in clinics. When clinicians apply the pulses, they use frames for stereotactic guidance or local anesthesia with sedation to achieve precision. As for patient requirements, the system is for adults between 18 and 30 years of age - those patients typically stay in the hospital for 1 day. For support the manufacturer provides a warranty that lasts for one year. And because the system can export and analyze data, researchers next to clinicians can track the results of the treatment.