Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator RH-JPSJ-B

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator
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Product Introduction
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator is a low-frequency pulse electrotherapy device that applies specific low-frequency pulse current to the human body through skin electrodes. Treat pain-based conditions. This is a type of electrotherapy that emerged in the 1980s and has achieved good results in pain relief, so it has been widely used clinically.
Product Principle
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator uses current of appropriate intensity and frequency to continuously and gently stimulate neuromuscular cells, stimulating the body to produce morphine, blocking pain information and relieving pain. In recent years, the application of transcutaneous nerve stimulation therapy is no longer limited to its analgesic function. Trace amounts of current approximate the human body and can also stimulate tissue regeneration.
Product Features
Six-channel rectangular wave pulse output, can treat six patients or six parts
Output low-frequency pulse current, the frequency can be continuously adjusted
The first in the world, it is convenient to use different parts. The electrode head is fixed with electrodes built into the adsorption bowl, and the main unit has a built-in micro negative pressure pump. The suction pressure is adjustable and the noise is low, making the patient more comfortable during treatment and having a cupping effect.
The treatment timing time is divided into six levels and can be set arbitrarily
There are three treatment modes that can be selected for different diseases, and the treatment is more efficient
Clinical application scope
The main function is to assist Treats all types of acute and chronic pain. Such as postoperative incision pain, ligament injury, acute sprain, contusion, dysmenorrhea, joint pain, cervical spine pain, limb stump pain, sympathetic dystrophy reflex, etc., it can also be used for electroacupuncture and electric massage.