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Myomo MyoPro 2X myoelectric arm and hand orthosis
The Myomo MyoPro 2X myoelectric arm orthosis is a powered brace for a weak or paralysed arm. Non-invasive sensors resting on the skin pick up faint muscle signals when the wearer tries to move, and small motors then drive the elbow and hand in that direction. Nothing is implanted. The 2X is the model made for daily wear, and the US maker describes it as FDA-registered.
- Product type
- Myoelectric arm and hand orthosis
- Assisted joints
- Elbow, wrist, hand
- Control
- Surface EMG (muscle signal) sensors
- Invasiveness
- Non-invasive; no implants
Myomo MyoPro 2X key features
- Assists elbow, wrist and hand movement
- Surface EMG sensors read weak muscle signals
- Non-invasive; no implants
- Small motors respond to the wearer's own intent
- Daily-wear orthosis
- Described by the maker as FDA-registered
Who the Myomo MyoPro 2X suits
MyoPro 2X suits people who still have their arm and hand but cannot use them well because of stroke, brachial plexus injury, brain or spinal cord injury. A detectable muscle signal is needed, and evaluation and fitting are done with a clinician.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Myomo MyoPro 2X specifications
| Product type | Myoelectric arm and hand orthosis |
|---|---|
| Assisted joints | Elbow, wrist, hand |
| Control | Surface EMG (muscle signal) sensors |
| Invasiveness | Non-invasive; no implants |
| Drive | Small motors |
| Use | Daily wear |
| Regulatory | Maker site links to its FDA registration and listing; ask for the status in your country |
| Maker country | USA |
| Price | Quoted on request |
| Brand | Myomo |
| Category | Upper-limb and hand devices, Powered arm orthoses and exoskeletons |
| Catalog ID | EX-036 |
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Myomo MyoPro 2X: common questions
How does the MyoPro know when to move?
Sensors on the skin detect faint muscle signals produced when you try to move your arm or hand. Motors in the brace then amplify that effort.
Does MyoPro require surgery?
No. The sensors sit on the surface of the skin and nothing is implanted.
Who can use a MyoPro 2X?
People with a weakened or paralysed arm from stroke, brachial plexus injury, brain or spinal cord injury or other neurological disease, following an evaluation.
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