Litebox

3 acquisition channels for quickest examination ever

Smooth, quick and simple as one, two, three: record motor response using the first channel, sensory response using the second channel and needle EMG using the third channel. No more cable reconnection, let them serve much longer!

NCS and needle EMG according to international standards

Using Litebox you can perform almost all known EMG and EP techniques. In recent decades the technique standards are accepted and established. These are special algorithms to study different pathologies, calculations intended for each test, reference values, etc. It is very important for a professional to be equipped with all the techniques even if some of them are used not very often. The list of tests made with Litebox meets the International standards of EMG and EP study.

All-in-one: stimulators, amplifier, keyboard in single compact and lightweight box

All what you need for evoked potential acquisition: built-in auditory-visual stimulators with outputs to connect pattern monitor, LED goggles for VEP and headphones for AEP. Auditory stimulator features click and tone pulse waveforms. 

Dedicated keyboard is designed for easy control over the examination through the quick access to the main actions without computer keyboard and mouse assistance.
The keys for stimulus amplitude adjustment, stimulation start, single pulse delivery, impedance measurement, etc. are always at your fingertips.

Electrical stimulator with unipolar and bipolar pulse waveforms

Litebox has built in electrical stimulator, which can produce unipolar and bipolar waveforms. Bipolar stimulus waveform is the next level of artifact reduction!

Compatibility with a wide range of ultrasound scanners

The Neuro-MEP.NET software allows for combined EMG and ultrasound studies. The Neurosoft EMG machines can be used with ultrasound scanners from most manufacturers regardless of their type. Please watch this video demonstrating how to integrate ultrasound machine with the Neurosoft EMG systems, save images and videos recorded by the ultrasound machine together with the EMG traces in Neuro-MEP.NET. Click here for more detailed instruction.