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INTRODUCTION
PRECAUTIONS
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through
not
by
characteristics
many
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resistance,
gel
conductivity
electrodes,
way
to
stimulation.
constant
changing
pulse
must
supramaximal
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INNERVATOR
truly
constant
at
up
to
the
voltage.
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are
essential
stimulators,
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electrode
vary
constant
consistent
The voltage
current
must
impedance,
be
of
sufficient
stimulation.
current
volts.
is
effected
tissue
surface
widely.
current
necessary
vary
and
the
NS242
pulses
by
the
between
and
When
is
supramaximal
intensity
is
up
CURRENT
electrodes,
the
pulse
primary,
the
INNERVATOR
resistance,
using
the
most
to
deliver
automatically
stimulating
to
designed
to
80
milliamperes
to
current
Unlike
pulse.
and
surface
effective
nerve
the
with
current
achieve
deliver
WARNING:
the
Risque
d'anesthesiques
The laws
this
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allows
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location.
Dangerously
device
batteries.
Triggering
bycertain
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noise.
sensitive
life
operating
Possible
presence
device
and
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d’explosion.
and
statutes
to
use
device
should
transthoracic
device
should
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high
for
up
to
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electrasurgical
generate
The
NS242
electronic
is
totally
room
explosion
flammable
inflammables.
by,
not
use
voltages
10
nerve
high-energy
environments,
anaesthetics.
Ne
pas
utiliser
of
many
or
onthe
order
be
used
stimulation.
not
be
used
with
needle
may
minutes
after
stimulatar
units
has
been
circuitry
compatible
hazard
if
used
in
en
presence
countries
ina
for
(cauterles),Avhich
random
to
increase
restrict
ofa
physician,
manner
which
internal
nerve
electrodes.
exist
within
removal
of
may
be
caused
frequency
designed
battery
with
“normal”
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the
with