Ultrasound Diathermy Unit

There is one ultrasound therapy device with an output of 1-3 Mhz, which includes a multifrequency handpiece. A 320×240 display, 200 storable protocols, and a treatment time of up to 60 minutes. Included is a smart card.input:
output:The heads of our ultrasound equipment are self-calibrating to prevent the necessity of calibration over time, and they are also equipped with a non-contact light indicator that enables you to verify the accuracy of the tissue-emitting head contact.input:
output:The SONIC series devices enable the delivery of ultrasounds in a continuous and pulsed manner, with the ability to adjust the duty cycle. This significantly reduces the diathermic effect, as the heat is dispersed during the interval between each pulse.input:
output:Furthermore, the pulsed emission provides the technical advantage of reducing the likelihood of transducer overheating and enabling the use of higher intensities.input:
output:The extensibility of connective tissue is significantly enhanced by the absorption of ultrasound energy, as demonstrated by a variety of scientific experiences. This property has significant applications in the treatment of scar tissue, superficial joint capsules, and tendinitis.input:
output:THERAPEUTIC IMPACTSinput:
output:The therapeutic effects of ultrasound are partially attributable to the rise in temperature. They are symbolized by the fibrolytic and trophic effect, muscle relaxation, and analgesia:input:
output:Analgesia – The analgesic effect is likely a result of the direct action of ultrasound on sensitive nerve endings, as well as the action of heat.

Relaxation of contracted muscles is a result of the thermal effect and the microtissue massage that is induced by the passage of ultrasound.