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EMS MEGAPULSE SENIOR 265 User Manual

EMS MEGAPULSE SENIOR 265
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OM265EN issue 16
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Because the output is pulsed, the average output power levels can
be very low (less than 1W) and still produce effective treatment.
However, the patient is unlikely to sense any warming effect with
sub-thermal settings below about 20W average power.
The Megapulse Senior 265 in pulsed mode and with a Monopulse
applicator provides a peak power of up to 200W and average powers
from a few mW to 64W.
As the power levels in pulsed mode are lower than with conventional
shortwave therapy equipment, some of the potential dangers
associated with the modality no longer apply. At average powers of
less than 5 W, treatment may be given over areas containing metal
implants, through wound dressings or plasters, and on couches or
chairs with metal frames. A list of necessary precautions and
contraindications is provided in the following sections.
Indications for use
The EMS265 may be used to provide shortwave therapy in the
treatment of soft tissue injuries in acute and chronic conditions. The
following specific conditions are indicated:
Acute – Post trauma to reduce pain, swelling and oedema.
Chronic – To reduce pain, improve tissue extensibility and improve
function and range of movement.

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EMS MEGAPULSE SENIOR 265 Specifications

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BrandEMS
ModelMEGAPULSE SENIOR 265
CategoryMedical Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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