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Evala is a single-use device intended to provide electrical stimulation of exposed motor nerves or muscle tissue to locate and identify nerves and to test nerve and muscle excitability.
The Evala Nerve Stimulator is a small handheld device used by a surgeon to deliver electrical stimulation intraoperatively to test nerve integrity and muscle excitability. This is a sterile disposable device designed to be simple to use with one-handed control.
The device employs a bipolar stimulating probe to deliver a charge-balanced, biphasic electrical stimulus to nerve tissue, allowing surgeons to monitor the resulting muscle responses. The device contains embedded firmware that controls the function of the stimulator. The firmware cannot be modified by the user. The stimulator is powered by an internal battery which is not user replaceable. The surgeon is notified of stimulation delivery and device status via the visual indicators at the front of the device and vibratory (haptic) feedback felt on the body of the device.
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