Device «Radius-01 FT» (modes: SMT, DDT, GT, TT, FT)

Product description

- galvanization and medicinal electrophoresis (GT); - diadynamic therapy (ON, DN, OR, KP, DP, OV, DV); - amplipulse therapy (SMT1-SMT5); - electrostimulation (ESM); - electrosleep (Eson); - transcranial electroanalgesia (TEA); - fluctuorization (DPS, DPN, ON). The device can be successfully used in therapeutic and preventive and sanatorium institutions, in sports medicine, in private medical practice, in dental offices or cosmetic salons, as well as for treating seriously ill patients at home. The device is intended for the treatment of various diseases by the method of electrotherapy with low-frequency currents and advantageously combines functions for: - galvanization and medicinal electrophoresis (GT); - diadynamic therapy (ON, DN, OR, KP, DP, OV, DV); - amplipulse therapy (SMT1-SMT5); - electrostimulation (ESM); - electrosleep (Eson); - transcranial electroanalgesia (TEA); - fluctuorization (DPS, DPN, ON). Application: • diseases of the nervous system accompanied by pain syndrome; • neurological manifestations of spinal osteochondrosis; • cuts and paralysis requiring muscle electrostimulation; • joint diseases; • diseases requiring electrostimulation of internal organs; • diseases of the stomach and duodenum; • diseases of the biliary tract; • intestinal diseases; • lung diseases; • kidney diseases; • vascular diseases; • phantom pains; in sports medicine: • bruises, sprains, myositis, myalgia; • stress states and neurotic reactions, fatigue; • muscle electrostimulation, etc. Galvanization and medicinal electrophoresis mode: - GT – Galvanic current - direct current of positive or negative polarity. Smooth current regulation from 0 to 80 mA. • SMT – Sinusoidally modulated currents SMT1 — First mode (IPR, constant modulation, PM) - modulation of the main (carrier) frequency current by currents of fixed frequency (in the range 10-150 Hz). The strength of the excitatory effect increases with decreasing modulation frequency and increasing depth. SMT2 — Second mode (IIPR, bursts-pauses, PP) — combination of bursts of carrier frequency current modulated by one frequency (in the range 10-150 Hz) with pauses. The duration of current bursts and pauses is discrete within 1-6 s. This mode provides pronounced contrast of SMT effect against pauses and has the most pronounced neuromuscular stimulating property. SMT3 — Third mode (III PR, bursts — carrier frequency, PN) - combination of bursts of current modulated by a certain frequency (in the range 10-150 Hz) with bursts of unmodulated current at 5 kHz. The duration of current bursts is discrete within 1-6 s. The stimulating effect of SMT in this combination is less than in the previous mode but begins to show an analgesic effect. SMT4 — Fourth mode (IVPR, alternating frequencies, PF) - combination of alternating bursts of current with modulation frequency 150 Hz and another frequency in the range 10-150 Hz. SMT in this case provides the greatest analgesic effect, which increases with decreasing difference between 150 Hz and the chosen modulation frequency. SMT5 — Fifth mode (VPR, alternating frequencies — pauses, PFP) - combination of alternating bursts of current with different modulation frequencies in the range 10-150 Hz and pauses between them. This mode provides weak contrast of SMT effect against pauses and has a mild neuromuscular stimulating and trophic property. Duration of series and pauses (alternation of current types) is set discretely in ratios 1:1.5; 2:3; 4:6 seconds in the second, third, and fourth modes. For the fifth mode, the ratio of two modulated series is set similarly, and the total duration of two series and the pause duration are 2.5; 5; 10 seconds. DDT – Diadynamic currents ON- (single half-wave continuous) - sinusoidal current pulses with exponential decay and frequency 50 Hz; DN- (double half-wave continuous) - sinusoidal current pulses with exponential decay and frequency 100 Hz; OR- (single half-wave rhythmic) - series of ON-type current pulses with pauses; KP- (short period) - alternation of series of ON-type pulses with series of DN-type pulses; DP- (long period) - alternation of series of ON-type pulses and complementary DN-type pulses, whose envelope rises from zero to ON current amplitude, holds this value, then falls to zero; OV-(single half-wave wave) - series of ON-type pulses, whose envelope rises from zero to maximum value, holds this value, then falls to zero; DV-(double half-wave wave) - series of DN-type pulses, whose envelope rises from zero to maximum value, holds this value, then falls to zero TT – Tetanizing current for electrostimulation, electrosleep and transcranial electroanalgesia - rectangular pulses with variable parameters: - pulse duration: 0.5 – 4.0 ms; - repetition frequency: 1 – 2000 Hz; - duty cycle: 1 – 100%. -IPT (impulse rectangular current) - sequence of monopolar (MP) or bipolar (BP) rectangular pulses with the ability to change: a) additional constant component; b) signal/pause ratio in seconds; c) pulse repetition frequency from 1 to 200 Hz; d) frequency deviation; e) signal polarity; f) duty cycle from 1 to 99%. - Eson (electrosleep) - sequence of various impulse rectangular currents with constant pulse duration 0.5 ms and low strength – up to 10 mA with the ability to adjust frequency and deviation in any range from 1 to 200 Hz and presence of adjustable DPS (additional constant component). - TEA (transcranial electroanalgesia) – sequence of various impulse rectangular currents with adjustable frequency in the range from 60 to 2000 Hz, pulse duration from 0.2 to 5.0 ms, additional variable duty cycle mode and presence of adjustable DPS (additional constant component). MP - monopolar rectangular current MP - monopolar rectangular current with DPS BP - bipolar rectangular current FT - Fluctuating currents: — sinusoidal alternating currents, randomly changing in amplitude and frequency within 200-2000 Hz of three types: - DPS (bipolar symmetric); - DPN (bipolar asymmetric) - ON (unipolar)