FEATURES
Vectra Neo offers multimodality versatility with 5 plug-and-play modules, offering two and four channel Electrical Stimulation, Ultrasound, EMG Biofeedback, EMG-Triggered Stimulation and Laser options. Each unit can be custom configured for your specific clinical needs. And your unit can also adapt to your future needs by adding additional modules. The plug-and-play modules are easily installed in no time, without worrying about configuration and other settings.
Vectra Neo is also simple to use with an interactive Touchscreen and intuitive Graphic User Interface. Usability is enhanced thanks to the Clinical Protocol Setup™ (CPS), which leads you through the functions of the device and each therapy accessing up to 100 protocol options. Additionally, Neo offers a stunning anatomic reference library that illustrates an array of pathologies, making it easier for you to communicate with patients about their condition and educate them on further treatment options.
The unit has an integrated base with discreet, strong handles for carrying. The optional high-quality cart is stable, height-adjustable, moves with ease, including three roomy storage drawers with sturdy pull tracks. A Tabletop option is available. Whether you chose the custom cart or tabletop, Vectra Neo addresses every detail, including the Leadwire Management System to neatly organize leadwires and cables.
Clinical excellence and increased productivity, Vectra Neo gives you the freedom to have both!
- Plug-and-play modules
- User-defined menus
- Advanced patient reporting
- Custom made modality
- Customized Menus
- Customized Treatment Protocols
- Customized Patient Reporting
- High speed USB port
- Clinical Protocol Setup™ (CPS)
- Anatomical Reference Library, including pathologies
- Touchscreen with Intuitive Graphic User Interface
- Lead Wire Management
- Screen Maneuverability
- Integrated Ultrasound and Laser Applicator Cradles
- Cart or Tabletop Configuration
- Multi-Patient Versatility
- 12 Electrotherapy Wavedivs, including the HAN TENS
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