Stress, mixed and urge urinary incontinence in women.Postnatal pelvic floor recovery. Zimmer's own term for this is "body-after-baby treatment": strengthening of the pelvic floor musculature.Post-prostatectomy incontinence in men.ContiCure treats through a pulsed inductive electromagnetic field, at around 1.5 Tesla. The field depolarises the motor neurons under the pelvic floor and makes the muscle contract directly, without a probe and without an exercise the patient has to get right on their own. The result is deep pelvic floor stimulation and neuromuscular restoration, delivered while the patient sits, dressed, in the chair.
20 to 30 minutes
None removed
None
8 to 10 treatments
ContiCure treats through the chair, not a probe. Three interchangeable inlays adjust the patient's position, so no clothing comes off.
Stress, mixed and urge incontinence in women, postnatal pelvic floor recovery, and post-prostatectomy incontinence in men, from one console.
A prospective study run with CIMEG Madrid followed 42 patients for eight weeks, with a three-month follow-up.
Stress, Urge, Mixed, Keep U in Shape and a demo programme, each with a fixed frequency and a fixed duration, dialled in before the patient sits down.
A prospective study of ContiCure was run at CIMEG Madrid with Zimmer MedizinSysteme.
ContiCure should not be used in the presence of any of the following, as published by Zimmer:
Zimmer's own Gentle Pro training material, presented by Dr. med. Bernhard Schoensee, a urologist in Berlin, and Michaela Wolf, Head of Zimmer Academy, pairs the two devices for the ED patient who also needs pelvic floor work: Gentle Pro treats the erectile dysfunction, ContiCure trains the pelvic floor, in the same course of care.
This is a Zimmer-documented combination, not the ZTone upgrade below. ZTone plus ContiCure is a separate, body-toning and incontinence hardware path.
Clinics already running ZTone for body toning do not need a second chair for incontinence work. ZTone's incontinence upgrade kit adds an applicator and the chair, article 3211, the same chair ContiCure uses.
This is a routing question, not a comparison. ZTone's upgrade carries none of ContiCure's clinical documentation: the CIMEG white paper and Zimmer's incontinence protocols belong to ContiCure.
No. ContiCure is delivered fully clothed, using interchangeable inlays to adjust the patient's position in the chair.
20 to 30 minutes per session, no clothing removed, no downtime. Zimmer recommends a course of 8 to 10 treatments.
No. The ContiCure white paper covers urinary incontinence only and makes no claim about sexual function. Zimmer's documented sexual-function protocols sit with Gentle Pro, not ContiCure.
Yes. Zimmer recommends it for post-prostatectomy incontinence, alongside stress, mixed and urge incontinence in women.
They share one chair, article 3211. A clinic running ZTone can add ContiCure's pelvic floor therapy through the incontinence upgrade kit, without a second chair.
DNA Nexus will handle installation and set up the chair and console on site. Staff training covers the five preset protocols and Zimmer's application recommendations, so a session starts correctly from day one. After-sales technical support runs from Cairo, alongside the rest of the DNA Nexus Zimmer portfolio.
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