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4.3.1.b Isoplanar Vector
The isoplanar vector technique is intended to increase the area where effective
stimulation occurs. Amplitude modulation occurs in the equipment and a special phase
relation between the two channels ensures a 100% modulation depth between the four
electrodes in all positions.
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Modulation depth is 100% over the entire treatment area.
The advantage of this method is that the positioning of the four electrodes to effectively
treat the affected tissue is less critical. The sensation of the Isoplanar vector mode is soft
and equally divided over the treatment area.
4.3.1.c Dipole Vector Manual
With the dipole vector technique the currents from the two electrode pairs are vectorially
summed in the tissue. The effect is that stimulation only occurs into the direction of the
resulting vector, which can be adjusted over a range of 360º. Amplitude modulation
occurs in the equipment and the modulation depth is 100%.
Stimulation with 100% modulation depth only occurs into
the direction of the vector.
The advantage of this method is that the direction of the stimulation can be adjusted
electronically after positioning the electrodes.
4.3.1.d Dipole Vector Automatic
With the automatic dipole technique the dipole vector described above is rotated at an
adjustable speed. If the current amplitude is increased exceeding the motorial threshold,
the tissue will contract and relax rhythmically. The automatic dipole vector current is
ideally suited for areas where mechanical pressure (massage) is not desirable.
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