Surface electromyography (sEMG) devices have revolutionized the way we assess muscle activity in rehabilitation and sports science. These non-invasive tools provide real-time insights into neuromuscular function, helping clinicians, therapists, and athletes optimize training and recovery.

On the eve of the New Year, Mr. Zhang (a pseudonym), a 48-year-old patient, was urgently admitted to our hospital due to sudden severe headache accompanied by convulsions.

IONM systems have become an indispensable tool in spine surgery, particularly in minimally invasive procedures, by providing continuous feedback on the functional integrity of the spinal cord and nerves.

In high-risk surgeries, especially those involving critical areas like the brain, spine, and nerves, ensuring patient safety is of utmost importance. Any inadvertent damage to the nervous system can lead to permanent disabilities or complications that could affect a patient's quality of life.

In the world of modern neurosurgery, precision and patient safety are paramount. Surgeons, whether operating on the brain, spine, or peripheral nerves, face unique challenges due to the intricate and delicate nature of the nervous system. This is where Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (IONM) systems come into play.

As we celebrate the Year of the Golden Snake, with blessings filling the world, we gladly begin our new journey in 2025.