Preserve explainer · 49 seconds
VIDEO
See Myovena Preserve in action
Explore how wearable NMES is being investigated to support calf-muscle activity during recovery, immobilisation and reduced mobility.
OUR TECHNOLOGY
Wearable electrical stimulation is being investigated to activate calf muscles during recovery, immobilisation and reduced mobility. Safety, feasibility and potential benefits remain to be established.
Muscle activation
Investigating electrically activated calf-muscle contractions.
Wearable platform
Developing practical wearable technology for clinical and home-recovery research.
Research-led development
Guided by scientific research, testing and clinical insight.
OUR APPROACH
Myovena Preserve is investigating wearable neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to activate the calf muscles during periods of reduced mobility. Research will explore its potential role in supporting muscle activity.
POTENTIAL CONTEXTS
Potential settings for future research. Suitability and benefits remain to be established.
Sports Injury Recovery
Elite athletes and recreational sportspeople experiencing reduced training or immobilisation following musculoskeletal injuries.
Post-Surgical Recovery
Patients recovering from orthopaedic surgery who experience temporary restrictions on movement and muscle loading.
Rehabilitation Support
Individuals undergoing rehabilitation, including neurological or musculoskeletal rehabilitation, where voluntary muscle activation may be limited.
Prolonged Bed Rest
Hospitalised or medically restricted patients at risk of disuse-related muscle deterioration during extended periods of inactivity.
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