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Physio Magneto
Cooling system: Air cooling
Continuous pulse time: ≥340us (‡20us)
Magnetic induction intensity: 6T
Screen: 10.4 inch touch screen
Maximum change rate: ≥40kT/s~ 80kT/s
Package size: 66*58*43cm
G.W: 28kg
Pain relife therapy uses a magnetic field to stimulate muscle tissue and nerves through clothing and skin without deterioration, thereby generating inductive current, a non-invasive and painless stimulation for peripheral tissue and nerves, which can accelerate metabolism and blood circulation, improve the body's immunity, relieve pain, reduce muscle pain, restore damaged cells to normal health, regulate and improve physical function.
TMS is divided into STMS, PTS, and RTMS according to the stimulus mode.
STMS: A single-time magnetic field with a non-fixed frequency is used to observe the instantaneous effect, and it is mostly used for conventional electrical physiological examinations.
PTMS: Based on a specific time interval and intensity, 2 stimuli is given to one specific area or two different parts, which are mostly used to study the easilyization and inhibitory effects of the nerves.
RTMS: During a certain area, the magnetic field is changed at a certain frequency. When the stimulus stops, there is still a continuous biological effect. It is a powerful tool for brain function research and clinical treatment.
★RING FOCUS ENERGY
＋The treatment area is larger, and It is more sultable for joints such as elbows, shoulders, heels, etc.
★STRONG ENERGY AND GOOD EFFECT
＋High frequency continuously oscillates tissues, accelerates cell regeneration, and enhances Immune system detoxification
★MAGNETIC FIELD STIMULATION
＋Using magnetic fields to stimulate muscle tissue and nerves through clothing and skin without decay, producing induced currents
★FAST AND PAINLESS
＋In the 1000-3000HZsuperconducting mode. Non-invasive and painless stimulation of tissues and peripheral nerves, accelerate metabolism and blood circulation, and enhance immunity
1.Muscle pathology (contractures, muscle tears, bruises and swelling).
2.Bone injuries, osteoarticular distractions and joint wear (shoulder, hip, knee, ankle joints).
3.Pathology of the elbow, wrist and arms (epicondylitis, tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome).
4.Thoracic vertebral pathology.
5.Inflammation and damage to the Achilles tendon and ligament.
6.Tendonitis in the shoulder joint area and chronic edema.
*The treatment effect varies from person to person, which is only for reference.
