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URO-GYNECOLOGICAL TECARTHERAPY

URO-GYNECOLOGICAL TECARTHERAPY

URO-GYNECOLOGICAL TECARTHERAPY

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European Regulation: The document references compliance with European regulations for medical devices, specifically the CE 0120 marking and Directive 93/42/EEC. It also mentions adherence to standards EN 60601-1:2008 and EN 60601-1-2:2008, which cover general requirements for safety and electromagnetic compatibility of medical electrical equipment.
Tecar Therapy in Urogynecology: The document discusses the use of Tecar therapy in urogynecology, comparing two types of intracavitary probes: the Classic Probe and the MJS Probe. The MJS Probe is highlighted for its engineering design tailored for pelvic floor applications, offering both biostimulation and collagen generation through controlled hyper-thermal effects.
Comparison of Probes: The Classic Probe is described as an inert element, while the MJS Probe includes advanced features such as biofeedback, double temperature control, and multipatient use with probe covers. The MJS Probe is noted for achieving results within a month, compared to six months for the Classic Probe.
Clinical Study Results: A study is cited showing that pain disappears after a month of treatment with the MJS Probe, with significant reductions on the VAS scale after 30 days and 3 months.
Device Specifications: The document provides specifications for various Tecar devices, including power, channels, frequencies, weight, and dimensions. It highlights the TecarSpecialty C500 Urogyne for its effectiveness in treating male urinary incontinence post-prostatectomy, achieving a 90% improvement in one month.
Conclusion: The document emphasizes the advanced capabilities of the 2nd Generation TecarEvolution devices, particularly the MJS Probe, for effective urogynecological physiotherapy treatments.
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URO-GYNECOLOGICAL TECARTHERAPY-1

1rst Generation Tecar Classic Probe | Without sensor Classic Probe vs MJS Differences between intracavitary accessories - Only one size - Only internal use - Reduced energy delivery due to lack of control of the temperature increase in the tissues - No temperature sensor - One-way communication - One temperature level - Bio-stimulation - Single patient – with consumables Capenergy offers two intracavitary accessories: the classic probe and the MJS probe. The difference between these two technologies is quite clear. While the classic probe is merely an inert element that’s introduced in an electrode holder, the MJS probe has an engineering design, developed specifically for its successful application to the pelvic floor. They also have a different technological evolution based on their therapeutic target: while the first one only allows for athermal bio-stimulation, the second one has the ability to generate collagen thanks to its controlled hyper-thermal effect. The intracavitary probe obtains scientifically proven results in 6 months’ time (1 session per week, 24 sessions). 2nd Generation TecarEvolution MJS probe | With sensor - Biofeedback with the device - Intracavitary and extracavitary use - Double temperature control - Intracavitary probes of different shapes and sizes for specific indications. - Anatomically shaped - Multipatient (use of probe covers) - Without expensive accessories - Biostimulation + generation of collagen Average reduction on the VAS scale after 30 days of treatment and after 3 months 8,00 The intracavitary MJS probe obtains proven results within a month. (5 sessions, 1 per week)1 Evolution of pain for treatments with the intracavitary MJS probe. Sample of patients participating in the study: 11 | Conclusion: pain disappears after a month. Pinheiro C, Costa T, Amorim de Jesus R, Campos R, Brim R, Teles A, Vilas Boas A, Lordêlo P. Intravaginal nonablative radiofrequency in the treatment of genitourinary syndrome of menopause symptoms: a single-arm pilot study. BMC Womens Health. 2021 Oct 30;21(1):379. doi: 10.1186/s12905-021-01518-8. Tecar Therapy Urogynecology European regulation: Medical Device. Notified Body CE 0120. Directive 93/42/EEC. EN 60601-1:2008. Medical electrical equipment - Part 1: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance. EN 60601-1-2:2008 - Medical electrical equipment - Part 1-2: General requirements for basic and essential performance - Collateral standard: electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements and tests.

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URO-GYNECOLOGICAL TECARTHERAPY-2

TecarSpecialty C500 Urogyne Capacitive Electrical Transference device for a quality intracavitary urogynecological physiotherapy treatment. • Mode: Intra • Power: 310W • 1 channel • 3 frequencies • Weight: 13 Kg • Dimensions: 345x420 mm x 220 mm • Intracavitary MJS probe TecarSpecialty C25 Urogyne • Mode: Intra • Power: 200W • 1 channel • 4 frequencies • Weight: 3,5 Kg • Dimensions: 170x220 mm x 250 mm • Intracavitary single patient probe 1rst Generation Tecar TecarSpecialty C25 Physio Urogyne • Mode: Cap | Res • Power: 200W • 1 channel • 4 frequencies • Weight: 3,5 Kg • Dimensions: 170x220 mm...

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