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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator

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Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation - TENS 2 Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator

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TENS therapy TENS therapy Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, or TENS for short, was developed in the 1970s according to the pain gate control theory. It is a non-invasive treatment method that injects specific low-frequency pulse currents into the human body through the skin to treat pain. After more than 20 years of development, TENS is very popular in European and American countries, and its clinical application has gone beyond the scope of pain, but it still focuses on the treatment of pain. Become the most basic way to solve pain without taking medicine and without injections....

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TENS therapy Clinical application Treatment of various acute and chronic pain Analgesic effect - Cervical pain - Ligament injury - Chronic pain - Acute sprain - Phantom pain - Limb stump pain - Postoperative incision pain - Dysmenorrhea - Labor pain - Migraine - Neuralgia - Joint pain Electroacupuncture electric massage stimulate tissue regeneration effect on acupuncture points Promote the activity of enzymes Indications: It is suitable for the treatment of acute and chronic pain relief; it can also be used for the common pain treatment of electroacupuncture and electro-massage. Scope of...

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TENS therapy Contraindications & Feature Do not treat if: tetanus bleeding tendency tuberculosis foci thrombophlebitis amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Pathological progression of multiple sclerosis Do not treat the following areas: local heart local carotid sinus local malignant tumor local pacemaker Partial metal built-in pregnant woman lower abdomen acute purulent inflammation Feature: No damage Pain free No risk of infection Short treatment time No side effects and complications Adapt to a wide range.

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator (abbreviation: TENS) provides a reference oscillation signal by a microcomputer control chip, which is amplified by a power amplifier to drive the output of the output transformer. Through the output electrode line, through the skin electrode, the bidirectional asymmetric low-frequency pulse current is applied to the human body for auxiliary treatment.

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Structure and composition Product structure and composition: It is composed of host, power cord, electrode wire and electrode sheet. Model difference:

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Indications and contraindications Indications: It is suitable for the treatment of acute and chronic soft tissue pain relief. Contraindications: heart area; bleeding tendency; lower abdomen of pregnant women; thrombophlebitis; Part of metal built-in; Local acute purulent inflammation; People with caution: patients with metal implants; malignant tumor patients; pregnant woman; open wounds; Vascular embolism; Low white blood cells. tetanus; tuberculosis foci; Local malignant tumor; Pacemaker local; amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; Pathological...

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Treatment with electrode pads   Electrode placement method Crossover method for larger surface area 1) Place at special points, namely trigger points, acupuncture points and exercise points. These points have low skin resistance and high density input to the central nervous system. is an effective site for placing electrodes 2) Place it next to the pain area, exercise point, trigger point, acupuncture point, and the same segment of the spine as the lesion. Along the peripheral nerve, the segment above the lesion, and the same segment on the...

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Treatment with electrode pads  Electrode placement method 3) Place in the superior cervical ganglion (on both sides of the C2 transverse process under the mastoid) or pass current through the skull

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Treatment with electrode pads Recommended prescription 【Treatment frequency】 The frequency selection is mostly based on the patient's feeling that the symptoms can be relieved. Chronic pain should use 14-60Hz; postoperative pain should use 50-150Hz; herpetic pain should use 15-160Hz; pain after peripheral nerve injury should use 30-120Hz, etc. It is generally advocated that the patient chooses the frequency that he considers appropriate. Most patients are suitable for stimulation frequency 100Hz, pulse width 100-300μs Recommended prescription...

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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator Replaceable parts  The replaceable parts of this equipment are: electrode wire, electrode sheet, power cord, all parts should be replaced by Shenzhen Elite Medical Technology Co., Ltd.; using parts from other companies may cause the output of the instrument to be unstable.

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