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Category | Medical Equipment |
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Usage | Clinical use |
Compatibility | Compatible with standard medical interfaces |
Material | Medical-grade materials |
Sterility | Sterile or sterilizable depending on application |
Regulatory Compliance | Complies with applicable medical device regulations |
Explains how millimeter and infrared radiation affect biological tissues, activating metabolism and regulating functions.
Lists various conditions like colds, heart failure, hypertension, neurological diseases, etc., for which the device is indicated.
Details compliance with directives, device classification (Class IIa), and its main components like generator and radiators.
Lists forbidden actions like using the device without the manual, faulty device, in high humidity, or with improper handling.
Advises against using R06 saline batteries due to limited resource and potential damage, recommending LR06 instead.
Mentions no special precautions for patients during failure/evacuation, comfortable positions, and using the storage bag.
Instructs to inspect the device for damage before use and details battery replacement procedure and indicator meanings.
Guides on selecting stimulation areas like pathological focus, organ projection zones, biologically active points, and spinal column.
Details how to perform local stimulation on surface pathological foci, recommending frequency and duration for initial stages.
Explains the link between spinal cord segments and internal organs, and how Head zones facilitate therapeutic effects on damaged organs.
Describes stimulating the collar area, lower thoracic/lumbar areas, and their effects on vascular system, brain, pituitary, thyroid, kidneys, and adrenal glands.
Identifies other reflexogenic zones like palm, foot, nasal region, auricle, and cranial integuments for stimulation.
Details patient position, radiator selection, connection, and placement on the body with the colour label facing up.