Users Manual Part 1

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Nerve Integrity Monitor
1 Adjust View button.
2 The vertical portion of the EMG display represents
peak-to-peak amplitude. You can adjust the scale.
The vertical screen is divided into equal sections per
channel with 1/2 of each channel positive and 1/2
negative. Each channel is separated by a solid blue
line.
3 Time scale is represented by the horizontal portion
of the EMG display and is adjustable. The screen is
divided into equal sections. This diers from the
“Amplitude scale” in that the “Time scale” selection is
the entire horizontal portion of the screen.
Note: Changing either scale only aects how the
data appears on the screen. It does not modify the
sensitivity of the unit.
Snapshot
Use the Snapshot Button to save the current screen to memory (for reports). Based on options selected in Settings/Display, taking a
snapshot can also ask for additional comments, print, and/or save to le on a connected USB.
Save Prole
Press [Save Prole] to save any current settings changes to a user prole. If the user is in a default prole pressing [Save Prole]
asks the user to enter a new prole name and automatically adds the procedure to the prole. If the user is in a custom prole
pressing [Save Prole] updates existing stored procedure settings.
Settings
Use the Settings panel to access additional settings/advanced settings and monitoring features.
1 Settings button.
2 Stimulation settings.
3 Display settings.
4 Audio settings.
5 NerveTrend or Nervassure
settings (only available in select
procedures).
6 Titles and Comments.
NerveTrend (only available in select procedures)
NerveTrend enables users to manually track the status of a nerve over time. The system records EMG responses that the user
captures and plots over time using a graph.
Creating a NerveTrend baseline
1. Press .
2. Select Display.
3. Expand Additional Features.
4. Toggle Enable NerveTrend to On.
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FCC use only, not for Medical use