Modified Neurotech Vital Device
Deviceverify no contraction is stimulated in the Modified Neurotech Vital.
Other names: Modified Neurotech Vital Device, EMS
NCT Number: NCT01614730
This user evaluation study is to verify that the Modified Neurotech Vital Device does not stimulate the pelvic floor muscles compared with the Neurotech Vital Device.
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Female
Interventional
Early Phase 1
This user evaluation study is to verify that the Modified Neurotech Vital Device does not stimulate the pelvic floor muscles compared with the Neurotech Vital Device. Stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles will be assessed by using sonographic/real time ultrasound imaging/recording with displacement measurement using onscreen callipers on the sonogram unit to assess contractions.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Subjects who meet the following inclusion criteria will be included in the study.
Exclusion criteria
verify no contraction is stimulated in the Modified Neurotech Vital.
Other names: Modified Neurotech Vital Device, EMS
Checking there is a contraction of the pelvic floor muscle when the treatment is administered with the Neurotech Vital Device
Other names: EMS, Neurotech Vital
Time frame: 5 minutes treatment with each device to measure if contraction occurrs on the ultrasound
The primary endpoint of the study is to demonstrate that no volunteers elicit a contraction of the pelvic floor muscle with the Modified Neurotech Vital Device and that all the volunteers elicit a contraction of the pelvic floor muscle with the Neurotech Vital Device. Contraction of the pelvic floor muscles will be assessed by using sonographic/real time ultrasound imaging/recording (mean of three measurements of pelvic floor displacement achieved during maximum threshold intensity electrical stimulation).
Time frame: after 5 minutes of treatment
The secondary objective of this user evaluation study is to verify that the Modified Neurotech Vital Device is perceived by the volunteers as a valid treatment option. The Modified Neurotech Vital Device will be considered an acceptable treatment option in relation to stimulation sensation if 70% yes/not sure responses are obtained to the question 'given what you have been told about this treatment, do you believe it could be effective?'.
Bio-Medical Research, Ltd.
Industry
User Evaluation Trial in Healthy Volunteers : Modified Neurotech Vital Device
Acronym: BMR-12-1002
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