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General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Technology | Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) |
| FDA Approval | Yes |
| Power Supply | Battery |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Signal Type | Pulsed |
| Stimulation Type | Non-invasive |
Describes the control unit, its battery, programming, alarms, and patient compliance features.
Describes the SFLX Flexible Treatment Coil, its construction, application methods, and signal delivery.
Specifies the fracture nonunions, failed fusions, and congenital pseudarthrosis indications for the system.
Lists contraindications such as synovial pseudarthrosis and potential interference with medical devices.
Highlights warnings regarding long-term magnetic field exposure, open epiphyses, spine/skull use, and electrical safety.
Advises a daily treatment dosage of 10 hours and emphasizes compliance for optimal healing.
Explains the process for fully charging the control unit's lithium ion battery before the first use.
Lists critical warnings about handling the permanently installed lithium ion battery and the control unit.
Details connecting the link cable and positioning the SFLX Flexible Treatment Coil over the nonunion site.
Provides instructions for patients to treat with the system while the battery is recharging.
Outlines the procedure for recharging the controller's battery after completing a daily treatment session.
Details penetration specifications, flexion, and anatomical locations for various SFLX treatment coils.
Provides application instructions and suggested anatomical placements for specific SFLX treatment coils (1-5).
Details how to shape and apply the SFLX Treatment Coil to effectively cover the fracture nonunion site.
