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For individuals with 20+ upper motor neuron conditions
Cionic Neural Sleeve 2
Powered by an entirely new stimulation paradigm, the Neural Sleeve 2 combines the diagnostic power of a gait lab with the therapeutic power of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) for movement and sensory stimulation for muscle spasm relaxation.
The first mobility device to:
- Target the four major muscle groups of the leg
- Combine sensing, analysis, and AI-powered augmentation
- Activate functional muscle movement and relax muscle spasms at the same time
- Feature an award-winning bionic clothing design for easy, lightweight, discreet wear
The Cionic Neural Sleeve 2 may also:
- Facilitate muscle re-education
- Prevent disuse atrophy
- Increase local blood flow
Thoughtfully Designed, from Software to Soft Goods
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Software-steerable stimulation | Closed-loop system integrates electromyography (EMG) and kinematic data. Adaptive algorithms analyze and recalibrate every step to provide real-time adjustments to stimulation |
| Multiple Treatment Modalities | Many programs designed to target different needs and mobility levels; FES Gait: range of protocols for various gait patterns; Afferent: relaxation of muscle spasms; FES Cycle: stationary bike protocol; NMES: exercise library for muscle strengthening |
| CIONIC App | The intuitive iOS and Android application acts as both a telehealth platform between the user/provider and Cionic, as well as the command center for the Neural Sleeve 2 experience |
| Progress Tracking and Metrics | Daily, weekly, and monthly progress tracking, including gait speed, stride length, steps, and activity levels |
| Comprehensive Treatment | 24 total electrodes for standard sizes - 6 per muscle group, with option for individual electrode configuration as needed |
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Patient Considerations
For home use, patient needs to be able to ambulate independently, with or without an assistive device.
Does not exclude patients who would use the device for seated exercises in-home and are working toward independent ambulation in physical therapy.
Contraindications
- Implanted demand-type cardiac pacemakers or defibrillators
- Use over malignant tumors
- Use over an existing thrombosis
- Use over a fracture or dislocation, or where movement is contraindicated
Other Considerations & Precautions
- Recent or uncontrolled seizures
- Edema or swelling that could impact effectiveness of stimulation
- Areas of skin on the leg(s) that are frequently open or infected
Taking Accurate Measurements
Lower Leg
Measure the circumference of the widest part of the calf using a measuring tape while the patient is standing.
Inseam
Measure the distance between the groin and the ankle.
| Size | Thigh | Calf | Inseam |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extra Small | 15"-21" | 9.5"-14.5" | ≥24" |
| Small | 17"-23" | 11"-15.5" | ≥25" |
| Medium | 19"-25" | 12"-17" | ≥25.5" |
| Large | 22"-28.5" | 14"-19" | ≥26" |
| Hybrid LS | 22"-28.5" | 11"-15.5" | ≥25.5" |
Current Sizing Chart: