--><!-- What is the Pathway TR-10 Surface EMG Biofeedback? The Pathway TR-10 surface EMG biofeedback system is our most popular patient trainer. As part of our Home Rental Program, the TR-10 has the ability to up-train weak or atrophied muscle or down-train overactive or hypertonic muscle. The unit offers an LED display screen that provides EMG Biofeedback on the user’s microvolt activity which then allows the clinician or user to set goals to reach the desired microvolt level. Surface EMG Biofeedback placements can be made using our PG-6750 electrode for working knees, shoulders, etc. or the unit can be converted to work with internal sensors to monitor pelvic floor muscles. The unit can be set to monitor in a continuous mode where no goal for the session is desired or can be set to provide audio feedback using an above tone goal or below tone goal. Furthermore, the unit can be set to do work rest sets of 5/10 (Where the unit queues the patient to contract for 5 seconds and rest for 10 seconds), 10/10 (Where the unit queues the patient to contract for 10 seconds and rest for 10 seconds). Both Work/Rest protocols assume that the user is up-training muscle and goals can be set to maximize the session. What do I get when I purchase a TR-10? The TR-10 comes standard when purchased with the following items: Unit sEMG Lead Wire (PG-2583) 1 packet containing 4 electrodes (PG-6750) Users Guide If the patient is using the product to monitor pelvic floor muscles, the following would also be needed: PG-3660 PG-6330 (internal vaginal sensor) or PG-6340 (internal rectal sensor) What do I get when I rent a TR-10? Unit sEMG Lead Wire (PG-2583) PG-3660 Choice of internal sensor (If needed, for an additional cost) Users Guide * Note: The Pathway TR-10 does not have the ability to hold a program and will need to be reprogrammed each time the unit is turned on. Clinicians and Patients should understand this and be capable and/or willing to program the unit. If not, then the recommendation would be to choose the TR-10c as an alternative unit.
