3 Configurations:

MagPro X100
The MagPro X100 is an advanced, high-performance magnetic stimulator designed for clinical use and medical research.  MagPro X100 features include:

3 types of pulsed waveform: Biphasic, Monophasic and Burst.

• A flexible and programmable sequencer to establish up to 26 dedicated protocols via a built-in computer.
• Stimulation rates up to 100pps.
• Selectable current direction.
• Powerful Trig In/Out.

Options

• Twin pulses mode
• Advanced power pulse adding 40%
• Additional waveform: Half sine
• CMAP recording

MagPro R30
As the MagPro X100, MagPro R30 is an advanced, high-performance magnetic stimulator designed for clinical use and research applications.  MagPro R30 features include:

• Single waveform: Biphasic
• A flexible and programmable sequencer to establish up to 26 dedicated protocols via a built-in computer.
• Stimulation rates up to 30pps.
• Powerful Trig In/Out.

Options

• Twin pulses mode
• Additional waveform: Monophasic
• CMAP recording

MagPro Compact

The MagPro Compact is designed for clinical use together with EMG equipment.

MagPro Compact features include:

• Single waveform: Biphasic.
• Stimulation rates up to 5pps.
• Output intensity set-up integrated into the coil handle together with the trigger button.
• Highly mobile and simple-to-use.

Coils

A wide range of dedicated coils is available for a variety of medical applications.

Depending on the coil, the generated magnetic field varies from 2.2 to 3.9 Tesla at the surface of the coil, within a stimulation rate of 1pps.

Dedicated coils for MEP and rehabilitation are with a built-in power remote control.

• Circular coils – for general purpose.
• Parabolic coils – for general purpose and rehabilitation (+30% power in depth).
• Overlapping coil – high focused stimulation.
• Butterfly coils – focused stimulation.
• Angular coil – vertex stimulation.
• Static cooled coils – medium train stimulation
• Placebo coils – Sham procedures
• Dynamic cooled coil – high stressed stimulation

Applications

Clinical examinations of the physiology of the motor pathways in the central and peripheral nervous system.

• Triple Stimulation Technique (TST)
• Central Motor Conduction Time

Numerous studies have involved repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) as an investigational tool to elucidate cortical physiology and to probe cognitive processes.

• Cortical Silent Period
• Cortical Inhibition and Facilitation

rTMS is also being investigated as a potential treatment for a variety of neurological and psychiatric disorders, including Parkinson's disease, depression, and schizophrenia.

With dedicated physiological train stimulation protocols, MagPro is able to run functional Magnetic Stimulation (fMS) applications, neurological and muscular stimulations.

For pictures and more details please download the following brochure.