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Additional Instructions:
Some of these steps have already been described but are repeated for
conrmation.
• 60% of the Red and Infrared treatment time prescribed for each
condition should be devoted to the area where the pain and other
symptoms are most severe. The remaining period of time should be
applied more widely to the adjacent areas.
• When treating joint problems particularly, surround the entire joint,
devoting 2/3 or even more of the treatment time to the area most
severely aected.
• All areas are treated sequentially with the application of the Red,
followed by the Infrared Light, automatically.
• Placement of the Treatment Arrays can be performed according to the
diagrams demonstrated on pages 10-22, These placements provide
guidelines that are more specic.
• As one becomes more familiar with utilization of the system, placements
will be largely dictated by the response of the tissues treated. These
are characterized by the reduction in pain, swelling, discolouration,
etc. and an improving range of motion.
• For most protocols, 40% of each treatment phase utilizes Red light
and the other 60% Infrared. 2-3 minutes of each can be devoted to
the placement locations depicted in the diagrams included on pages
10-22.
To summarize - there are two methods of application of the treatment that
can be followed. One may simply move placement of the Array every 2-5
minutes to cover the area being treated widely.
Conversely, one may follow the more exacting placements depicted on
pages 10-22, devoting 2-3 minutes of Red light to each placement and 3-4
minutes of Infrared light.
Either method is acceptable and should achieve satisfactory results.
All placements may be manual or maintained with the straps supplied.
Whichever course is followed, it is important to move the Arrays periodically
to cover the area being treated completely.
Should you require further guidance, please call a Meditech consultant at
1-844-770-0177.
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