A plexus stimulator is a medical device used to provide electrical stimulation to nerve plexuses, aiding in pain management, neuromodulation, and rehabilitation. Nerve plexuses, such as the brachial or lumbar plexus, are networks of nerves that transmit signals to muscles and organs.

Plexus stimulators deliver controlled electrical impulses to modulate nerve activity, reduce pain, and improve motor function. They are used in managing chronic pain, post-surgical recovery, neuropathic conditions, and spasticity.

Devices may be external or implantable, depending on clinical requirements. Parameters like frequency, intensity, and pulse width are adjustable for individualized therapy. Continuous monitoring and professional supervision ensure safe and effective stimulation.

Clinical benefits include reduced dependence on pain medications, improved mobility, and enhanced quality of life. Integration with rehabilitation protocols allows better patient outcomes in nerve injury and musculoskeletal conditions.

Plexus stimulators represent advanced neurotherapeutic technology, combining precision, safety, and effectiveness for targeted nerve modulation and pain management.