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Ultrasound Frequencies | 1 MHz and 3 MHz |
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Applications | edema reduction |
Display | LCD |
Waveforms | Russian, interferential, premodulated |
Current Type | AC |
Pulse Width | 50 to 400 microseconds |
Covers general safety advice, handling, and environmental considerations for the device.
Highlights federal law restrictions, RF energy interference, flammable anesthetics, and potential hazards.
Details operating, transport, and storage temperature/humidity requirements.
Specifies uses for pain relief in chronic, post-traumatic, and post-operative conditions.
Lists conditions where these therapies should not be used, like pacemakers or cancerous lesions.
Advises on unknown long-term effects, pregnancy, heart problems, epilepsy, and central origin pain.
Lists uses for muscle spasms, atrophy prevention, circulation, and range of motion.
Contraindications for demand pacemakers and cancer patients for these modes.
Warns about long-term effects, pregnancy, heart/epilepsy conditions, carotid sinus, neck/mouth stimulation.
Explains pain management is for post-traumatic, post-operative, or chronic pain using two waveforms.
Describes the Interferential waveform as two channels with sinusoidal waveforms mixing in tissue.
Explains channel selection methods for amplitude control (Both Channels, Channel 1, Channel 2).
Details amplitude modulation options: 40% Scan, 100% Scan, and Static.
Defines scan percentage as decrease from max amplitude, affecting perceived field movement.
Describes beat frequency options: 1-10 Hz, 80-150 Hz, 1-150 Hz, Variable, and Fixed.
Defines Beat Low (lowest frequency) and Beat High (highest frequency) in sweep modes.
Describes Premodulated as an amplitude modulated sine wave, an alternative to Interferential.
Describes High Volt stimulation output ranges and pulse characteristics.
Defines Russian current as a 2,500 Hz sinusoidal wave interrupted into bursts.