Flow wearable concept on a resting patient’s calf
Flow wearable concept on a resting patient’s calf

MYOVENA FLOW

Exploring circulation.
More possibilities for mobility.

Exploring circulation.
More possibilities for mobility.

Exploring wearable neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to activate the calf muscles and investigate venous circulation, particularly during periods of reduced mobility.

Exploring wearable neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to activate the calf muscles and investigate venous circulation, particularly during periods of reduced mobility.

Flow wearable concept on a resting patient’s calf
Flow wearable concept on a resting patient’s calf

MYOVENA FLOW

Exploring circulation.
More possibilities for mobility.

Exploring wearable neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to activate the calf muscles and investigate venous circulation, particularly during periods of reduced mobility.

Flow explainer · 35 seconds

VIDEO

See Myovena Flow in action

Explore how wearable NMES is being investigated to activate calf muscles and study venous circulation during periods of reduced mobility.

OUR APPROACH

Exploring the natural calf-muscle pump.

Myovena Flow is investigating wearable NMES to produce calf-muscle contractions and explore their effect on venous circulation. Safety, clinical performance and appropriate use remain to be established.

Calf muscle and veins with illustrated upward flow arrows

OUR APPROACH

Exploring the natural calf-muscle pump.

Myovena Flow is investigating wearable NMES to produce calf-muscle contractions and explore their effect on venous circulation. Safety, clinical performance and appropriate use remain to be established.

Calf muscle and veins with illustrated upward flow arrows

THE CHALLENGE

When movement is limited, muscle activity changes.

When movement is limited, muscle activity changes.

Periods of restricted movement can limit normal calf-muscle activity. Flow focuses on this practical challenge, exploring the relationship between wearable stimulation, muscle activation and venous circulation.

Flow wearable concept on a seated patient’s calf
Flow wearable concept on a seated patient’s calf

POTENTIAL RESEARCH SETTINGS

A range of real-world questions.

A range of real-world questions.

A range of real-world questions.

Potential contexts for future investigation. Suitability and benefits have not been established.

Wearable concept during air travel

Long-distance travel

An area for investigation during prolonged sitting.

Wearable concept during post-operative recovery

Post-operative recovery

Periods when normal movement may be limited.

Wearable concept during a hospital stay

Hospital stays

Practical questions around reduced calf-muscle activity.

Wearable concept while seated at home

Reduced mobility

Exploring use in a range of everyday contexts.

Supporting mobility at every stage of life.

Supporting mobility at every stage of life.

We welcome opportunities to connect with researchers, clinicians, industry partners and others interested in the future of wearable medical technology.