A prescription NMES device used at home by the patient, alongside casting, bracing and non-weight-bearing protocols.
Podiatry, foot and ankle surgery, orthopedic trauma.
At home, operated by the patient on a prescribed schedule.
No added in-office time and no equipment held by the practice.
VEINOPLUS® delivers neuromuscular electrical stimulation to the calf. It is prescribed by a physician, operated by the patient at home on a set schedule, and does not require in-office time or equipment managed by practice staff.
It is used alongside an existing protocol rather than in place of one. Casting, bracing and weight-bearing orders are unchanged.
1. Self-adhering electrodes are placed on each calf. No specialist application is required.
2. The patient selects the program. The device shuts off automatically at the end of a 60-minute session.
3. Used on the schedule the physician prescribes. It may be used while walking.
4. Pocket-sized, battery-powered and reusable — at home, at work or while travelling.
Nothing is stocked, fitted or managed in the office. The device ships to the patient, the patient operates it, and the practice’s existing protocol is unaffected.
None. No equipment is held by the practice.
None added. No fitting or supervised session.
Casting, bracing, weight-bearing and rehabilitation plans are set by the practice and unchanged.
Relaxation of muscle spasms; prevention or retardation of muscle disuse atrophy; increasing local blood circulation; muscle re-education; immediate post-surgical stimulation of calf muscles to prevent venous thrombosis; maintaining or increasing range of motion.
Cardiac pacemaker or other implanted electronic device. Active DVT at the treatment site. Severe arterial insufficiency. Uncontrolled congestive heart failure.
Low-intensity impulses, with a waveform designed for patient comfort during stimulation. Reported skin reactions are rare, mild and self-limiting. The device is non-invasive, drug-free and patient-administered.
No. Nothing is held, fitted or managed in the office.
The patient, at home, on the schedule the physician prescribes.
No. Casting, bracing and weight-bearing orders remain exactly as the practice sets them.
It may be combined with compression therapy at the physician’s direction.
Ten peer-reviewed publications and 49 international congress presentations are reported by DynaPulse Medical. Selected references are listed below for reference only; full texts are available on request.
Instructions for use, indication details and ordering information. Clinicians and practice staff can request them directly.
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