CTU V Wave

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Overview of Vibration Therapy:
The document discusses the CTU V Wave system, a focused vibration therapy device designed to enhance muscle performance and rehabilitation. It operates by inducing involuntary muscle contractions through mechanical vibrations, which can be beneficial in various fields such as degenerative diseases, sports medicine, and muscle pathology prevention.

Specifications and Features:

The system generates vibrations at frequencies ranging from 50 to 150 Hz, stimulating different muscle groups to achieve various effects.
It allows for muscle contractions at speeds of 20-50 times per second, far exceeding voluntary muscle contraction speeds.
Equipped with an EMG integrated display, it provides real-time feedback on muscle responses, optimizing therapy by adjusting vibration frequencies to prevent muscle habituation.
Two types of plates are used: PVC for deeper, softer vibrations and aluminum for more rigid vibrations on the skin's surface.

Applications and Benefits:

Improves muscle strength, tone, coordination, flexibility, and mobility.
Enhances physical performance and optimizes hormonal levels.
Reduces pain and prevents lactic acid formation post-exercise.
Promotes lymphatic drainage and muscle fiber activation.

Innovations:

The system includes a biofeedback mechanism to identify the optimal frequency rate for therapy.
It features automatic frequency variation to adapt to muscle responses, enhancing the effectiveness of the therapy.
The 'Superwave' function modifies input signals to ensure muscle activation even when electrical signals are below the activation threshold.

Conclusion:
The CTU V Wave system is presented as an advanced solution for muscle rehabilitation, offering significant benefits in enhancing physical performance and muscle health through innovative vibration therapy techniques.

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VIBRATION THERAPY High controlling frequency rate Tech moving future

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What is the aim of mechanical vibration? The mechanical vibration induces involunary contraction and relaxations of the muscles. Walking, running, or doing exercises it is possible to contract and decontract muscles at a maximum speed of 5-6 times per second voluntarily. The V Wave makes the muscles work involuntarily and pushes them to contract and contract for 20-50 times per second, an unthinkable speed to obtain with a free body. This condition allows muscles to be controlled in a controlled and effective manner both for athletic training and for preventing muscular overload damage. In addition,...

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INNOVATIONS Biofeedback to identify the best frequency rate for therapy CTU V Wave is equipped with EMG integrated display, which provides measurements of the muscles response Real-time control By monitoring the energy reflected back of CTU V Wave also allows the real-time control of acoustic impedance between the generator and the tissue, optimizing in this way the vibratory action Automatic variation of frequencies CTU V Wave adjusts and adapts vibration frequencies in relation to the responses provided by the muscles, neutralizing the effect of muscle habituation Superwave If the electrical...

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THE BEST SOLUTION FOR MUSCLE REHABILITATION Enhancing of physical performance Activation of muscle fibers Muscle definition and toning Enhancing of lymphatic drainage action BIO FEEDBACK TO IDENTIFY THE BEST FREQUENCY RATE FOR THE THERAPY CTU V Wave is equipped with EMG integrated display, which provides measurements of the echo produced by the arc spinal reflex. based on muscle responses monitored by the EMG system and the pre-set treatment goals, CTU V Wave adjusts and adapts vibration frequencies in order to generate a randomized acoustic spectrum, which neutralises the effect of muscle habituation....

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