Intelect
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Advanced Vacuum Electrode Module
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ELECTRODE & PATIENT PREPARATION
Vacuum Electrode Instructions
DJO Vacuum Electrodes are designed specifically for use with the Intelect
Advanced Vacuum Electrode Module for optimum efficiency and performance
of the Intelect Advanced Therapy System. These electrodes are multi-
use when properly maintained and cleaned. The associated sponges are
recommended for single patient use only and should be cleaned with a 70%
alcohol solution before and after each therapy session.
Size of Vacuum Electrodes
Refer to the Intelect Advanced Therapy System User Manual, part number
27429, for waveform setup and parameter changes.
View the Electrode Placement recommendations in the Treatment Review
Screen of the Intelect Advanced Therapy System for the particular modality
being used for treatment as a reference point only, prior to administering
treatment.
Select the prescribed Vacuum Electrode
size and install one to the opposite end
of each Vacuum lead hose.
Using cleaned sponges, liberally
wet the respective sponges for the
electrode size being used with distilled
water. Squeeze out the excess water.
Place one sponge inside each Vacuum
electrode cup.
Turn the Vacuum Module on with
Power Switch.
Select Vacuum Mode: Continuous, 1.65
second On - 0.35 Off or 0.25 Second
On - 0.75 Second Off.
With the Vacuum Electrodes placed
face down on a clean, firm surface,
increase the intensity of the Vacuum
with the Vacuum Intensity Knob until
the electrodes are secure on the
surface.
Individually remove each electrode from
the surface and place on the treatment
area of the patient as prescribed.
NOTE:
Adjust Vacuum intensity until electrodes
are secure to patient.
Connecting Lead Hoses
Insert the red lead hose to the positive
(+) lead hose connector for the channel
desired on the Vacuum Module.
Connect the other lead hose to the
negative (-) lead hose connector on the
Vacuum Module.
NOTE:
If only using one channel, place the
vacuum connector covers on the
channel not being used to prevent
vacuum leakage during therapy session.
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