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Pediatric Surgery
In the 1980’s Dr. Alberto Peña pioneered the PSARP (posterior sagittal anorectoplasty) procedure which requires the precise location of the striated muscle structures during the repair of anorectal malformations with the assistance of an electric stimulator. The initial “Peña” stimulator was in use for many years. However, that device no longer produced nor supported and, recently, has been starting to fail. Digitimer’s new DS7AP muscle locating stimulator is the perfect and safe replacement for those old stimulators. The DS7AP is FDA cleared and is in use in over 120 children’s hospitals in the USA and more throughout the world including Dr. Peña's Children’s Hospital of Colorado.
DS7AP
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FDA Cleared
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User friendly
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Effective, safe, and reliable
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0 – 100mA with 100V compliance for patient safety
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Uses disposable sterile probes to enhance efficiency
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Optional foot switch for complete surgeon control
Over 120 USA Hospitals are currently using the Digitimer DS7AP Pediatric Stimulator including:
Children’s Hospital of Colorado
National Children’s Medical Center
Boston Children’s Hospital
Helen Davos Children’s Medical Center
Children’s Hospital of Chicago
Children’s Hospital of Atlanta
John Muir Children’s Hospital
East Tennessee Children's Hospital
Nemours Children's Hospital
Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital
Phoenix Children's Hospital
Children's Minnesota
A.I. Dupont
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
And many more...
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