Magnetotherapy
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ASAlaser, research and therapeutic solutions Studies and Research A COMPANY OF ASA has carried out a complete analysis of the literature published on magnetotherapy in order to define which is the most efficient magnetic field to produce and use. 1983 Since 1983 ASAlaser has been the reference point on a world-wide scale for knowledge, production and development of therapeutic solutions based on laser sources and magnetic fields, thanks to the continuous and multidisciplinary research and the sharing of information among professionals in human and veterinary medical fields. A commitment and...

The tradition of universal therapy Indications Magnetotherapy is physical and based on the application of specific magnetic fields on the human body. The magnetic fields carry out an essential function in biological life; just think that the Earth itself is a giant magnet and that many living beings adjust their lives according to the variations of the Earth’s magnetism. Magnetotherapy is indicated for treating pain and also inflammation and oedema, because it has effects on the immunitary system cells and circulation. In addition, clinical studies have shown that magnetotherapy can be...

PMT a new style in Magnetotherapy PMT Qs is the device with an innovative design that is ergonomic, easy to use and equipped with trolley. The pulsed magnetic field generator is controlled by a microprocessor that manages 3 independent channels: each channel has 2 outputs to which 4 solenoids and 2 Flexa applicators can be connected. PMT Qs, available in the automatic or manual versions, is supplied with couch, ø 80 cm solenoid and 2 Flexa applicators with vibration. Different configurations can be created with the addition of the optional accessories, for the connection of up to 4 couches,...

cod. C3514 - PMT Qs AUTOMATIC • Generator PMT Qs and trolley • Couch with ø 80 cm solenoid, automatic sliding • 2 Flexa applicators Posizione 1 Lower area of leg Posizione 2 Upper area of leg Posizione 3 Lumbar region Posizione 4 Dorsal region Posizione 5 Cervical region With the automatic version, the electromechanical moving system automatically positions the solenoid on the area to be treated (5 positions), returning to the initial position when therapy has ended. It is also possible to scan automatically and continually between two established positions, or with a defined permanence...

Easy portable magnetotherapy EASY Qs is a practical and portable device, easy to use and intuitive, particularly suitable for targeted treatment. The Flexa applicators supplied with the machine are very flexible and can be adapted to suit all the body surfaces; the magnetic field is kept constant and uniform, and can be issued perpendicular to the application surface. The Flexa applicators also have an effective vibration, which can be used when the massage is therapeutic and/or enjoyed by the patient. EASY Qs offers pre-set treatment programmes, allowing the operator to personalize the...

FLEXA applicators Treatment protocols The Flexa applicator, with vibration effect, is very flexible and can be adapted to suit all the body surfaces, keeping the magnetic field constant and uniform, allowing that emission is issued perpendicular to the application surface. The flexible applicators are particularly suited for localized treatment and for healing fractures of the long bones APPLICATION METHODS There are two ways of treating patients with magnetic fields: They are supplied with PMT Qs Automatic/Manual and with EASY Qs 1. Contact or targeted therapy – with flexible applicators...

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