The Iginâ Usapo'te Neural Stimulator is a medical device used by the Poku Saeruo Degonjo to control specific neural activity in the body. It was developed in 537 CY (YE -182).

The Iginâ Usapo'te emits a specific form of energy that is tuned to affect the nerves of Poku'vonai. It is tuned to specifically increase the targeted neural activity. It can be adjusted for a variety of functions and intensity. Note: it should only be used by trained Wapointe (Healing) personnel.

Table top installation is capable of affecting larger area, or selectively targeting multiple areas.

Hand held is designed for targeted treatment.

The Iginâ Usapo'te can be used to affect the heart. It can be used to sustain heart activity. It can also be used to adjust the speed of heart to treat conditions such as Tachycardia, or Cardiac dysrhythmia, or Bradycardia.

The Iginâ Usapo'te is used to stimulate the diaphragm to maintain respiration. This allows the medical personnel to keep the lungs working on a patient.

The Iginâ Usapo'te can be used for brief periods to stimulate brain activity. This can help a patient focus better. However, prolonged usage can have serious side effects, because it effectively creates symptoms of sleep deprivation.

The Iginâ Usapo'te can be used to as part of physical therapy to help rebuild strength, or to maintain muscle tone for patients who are confined to bed for long durations.

Iginâ Usapo'te uses the standard Wapointe Gean'te - Components

The Iginâ Usapo'te was originally developed to allow painless surgery without the use of drugs. However further refinement showed that it could be used to induce sleep, or immobilize specific parts of the body.

Wapoin'aka (Doctor) and Wapoin'asa (Nurse) can use these devices to resuscitate a patient, to stimulate under for surgery or recovery, to stop pain, and when necessary immobilize a body part.

Note: The hand held unit can be set to a beam width of 1mm to 3 cm depending upon the task.

Note: Table top unit 10cm x 10cm to 50 cm x 50 cm area of affect.

Authored by Nashoba Nov 26, 2012 Submission Approved by Kyle on Dec 10, 2012. Forum Thread.