eWave + stimulator

portable EP-EMG / NCV recording device

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An electromyelogram (EMG) is a test that is used to record the electrical activity of muscles. When muscles are active, they produce an electrical current. Typically, an EMG is given at the same time as a nerve conduction study. The most common type of nerve conduction study is known as a Nerve Conduction Velocity test. These tests are used to diagnose nerve injuries and muscle damage. Very often they will be given to individuals who have suffered low back injuries or neck injuries to diagnose nerve damage which may be occurring into the person's upper or lower extremities (arms or legs). The NCV will measure how quickly and completely a person's arm or leg nerve transfers "information", or how quickly and completely they respond. If nerve damage has occurred very often the response will be delayed or incomplete.

  Light weight and Low power

3 channel  EMG/ENG recording

Profesional mixer for desgen stumulus patern

ePulse have a Higth votlage stimulator(350V)

ePulse have a powerfull software for design protocol

epulse have 4 channels pulse generator

eProbe All you need to analysis neuro-electrophysiology signals

 Field potential signal analysis

Import data from previous version (NeuroTrace) Display signal on high performance offline scope Ability to optimize scope scales, both vertical and horizontal Signal visualization in single and multi-trial mode Signal inverting Trial trimming (Disable bad trial)  Hyper polarization, EPSP, PS, VP.  One and multi trial Analysis  Four LFP analysis mode (Standard, EPSP, Volley Potential (VP) + EPSP, PS mode) Automatic measurement of defined variables (max, min, slope of the all analysis  line, 90%-10% of the line slope, area under the curve, start time, delay and response end)  Saving data analysis as a binary or excel file/ image/ analysis template

Single-unit signals (spike) analysis

PSTH Analysis                     - Show sorted action potential in window discriminator                    - Show 8 channel  PSTH                 - Audio monitoring of raw signal and spikes                   - Measurement of delayed and frequency response, max, min, average,                   standard deviation and neuronal responses                 - Analysis for spinal cord neurons                 - Saving data analysis as a binary or excel file/ image/ analysis template

EEG signal analysis

Spike count   Calculating of spike number Saving data analysis as binary or excel file/ image/ analysis template
	Frequency analysis   Caclculate power and phase frequency range 0-100 HZ, between two custome time Drowing power and phase frequency graph Saving data analysis as binary or excel file/ image

Statistical analysis

eProbe a potent software for neuro-electrophysiology data analysis!

Potent software for electrophysiological data analysis.

Data extraction from EEG, field potential and single-unit signals (PSTH analysis and offline sorting) and statistical analysis of acquired data.

PSTH analysis and real time demonstration of recorded signals in single-unit data analysis mode with offline sorting and analysis capabilities.

Making data banks from results in excel or word files format.

Online demonstration of raw signal.

Offline PSTH analysis output includes average firing rate of neuron, standard deviation of firing, latency time of response, minimum and                           maximum response and spike count of different types of nerve fibers.

Special modes for analyzing Uni-trial and multi-trial experiments.

Analysis Field potential, volley potential, EPSP and PS signals in single-pulse or paired-pulse recording mode.

EPSP analysis including baseline resetting, measuring slope, amplitude, area under curve, latency time and minimum and maximum response.

EEG analysis including spike count, average of spikes amplitude, phase and power spectrum.

Graphical output for using in scientific manuscripts.

User friendly installation and application. 

Complete manual for installation, application and analysis.

Some publications dealing with eProbe