PHYSIOVAC-Expert (3rd edition)
User-friendly vacuum application with Expert-Line 3rd edition

for super-fast and clear working
based on body region, therapy form, desired therapy effect or per alphabet for quick location of the desired treatment proposal
Perfected user guidance through combination of 7" touch screen and PHYSIOMED one-button operation for comprehensive overview of the therapy parameters including all therapy timers; multifunctional intensity controls allowing for fast intensity reduction and quick switching between channels
enables impressively simple saving and calling up of the most popular applications - only two clicks to the therapy!
Easy-to-use and extensive memory menu with cocktail function
with graphical visualization of the curve profile
Warnings in case of intensity exceeding
Logical colour coding of electrotherapy and vacuum application accessories for quick and accurate allocation of channels and polarity
Low frequency currents:
Medium frequency currents:
Diagnostics
Electrotherapy is an important element of physical therapy. Current stimulation will treat the tissue via electrodes (plate electrodes, vacuum electrodes, adhesive electrodes) on the selected areas. Depending on the current mode and the selection of parameters (e.g. impulse form, impulse duration, pause time, frequency, intensity) the stimulation current can have significant effects in the following areas of treatment:
According to their generation and specific method of treating the tissue the following classifications of the different stimulation currents can be made:
Ultrasound therapy, along with stimulation current, is one of the popular treatment forms of physical therapy. Therapeutic ultrasound will be used, with the frequency 1 MHz or 3 MHz, as continuous echo or pulse echo. Due to its complex effects ultrasound therapy is classified as mechanical thermal therapy.
Depending on therapy parameters (therapy frequency, echo type, dose, therapy duration and mode) a thermal effect comes from ultrasound therapy (thermal growth and reflecting from barriers to the tissue, for example, bones or joints) or a micro massage in the treated tissue segments is in the foreground.
The effects of the ultrasound therapy can be summarized as the following:
Ultrasound will be reflected by air so, for the optimum conduction of the ultrasonic waves from the transducer to the tissue, you should use a coupling agent (ultrasound gel) or connect under water (sub-aqua).
Electrotherapy is beneficial within a broad range of applications, including, but not limited to:
Ultrasound therapy is beneficial within a broad range of applications, including, but not limited to: