A type of electrotherapy which uses low frequency currents of 50 Hz and 100 Hz.
The effects of diadynamic currents are:
- improvement of peripheral circulation - elimination of inflammation - reduction of swelling - improvement of tissue trophism - reducing muscle tension - relieving pain - improvement of blood circulation and metabolism
Treatment time
6 - 8 min.
Frequency of treatments: every day or every other day
Number of treatments in series: 6 – 10
Indications
- spinal pains - rheumatic diseases - discopathies - neuralgia - peripheral circulation disorders - frostbites - vascular syndromes - periarticular inflammations - muscle atrophy from inactivity - radicular pain - osteoporosis - spontaneous cyanosis of the limbs - degenerative spine disease - sciatica and shoulder syndrome - degenerative joint disease - migraine pains - conditions after injuries of joints and muscles - swellings - muscle pains - herpes
Contraindications
implanted cardiac pacemaker
The presence of metal elements in the tissues
infections and fever
spastic paralysis
susceptibility to bleeding
risk of embolism
local sensory disturbances
tumors
state after irradiation with ionizing radiation
difficult contact with the patient
inflammation of the skin and soft tissues
pregnancy
atherosclerosis
Interference currents (Nemec’s currents)
Description
Interference currents are medium frequency currents (1 000-10 000 Hz). By crossing currents of different frequencies, we obtain a stimulating or relaxing effect on the muscles. We also achieve anti-pain, improvement of tissue trophism, as well as numbing effects.
Treatment time
8 - 15 min.
Frequency of treatments: every day or every other day
Number of treatments in series: 6 – 10
Indications
muscular atrophy or weakness
Cardiovascular disease (CVD)
neuralgia, neuritis, compression syndromes
spinal pains
degenerative diseases of the spine
degenerative joint diseases, rheumatism
injuries and inflammations of muscles, joints or tendons
inflammation in the shoulder joint area
problems with bone fusion
migraines
urinary incontinence
Contraindications
implanted pacemakers or other electrical devices
Implanted metal elements
Damaged or inflamed skin in the area to be treated, dermatological diseases
pregnancy
cancer
multiple sclerosis
Parkinson's disease
circulatory problems (related to blood clots, blockages, varicose veins, atherosclerosis)
acute infections, fever, sensory disturbances
difficulty communicating with the patient, psychiatric disorders
Kotz’ currents
Description
Kotz currents are medium frequency currents modulated into low frequency. The entire modulation process occurs in the apparatus and not in the patient's body. They induce precise contractions of the deeper muscle fibers. They reach deeper skin layers and nerve endings in muscles. Only properly innervated skeletal muscles are treated with currents. The method works very well in stimulating atrophied muscles (which atrophy due to immobilization) or in supporting the training of healthy muscles, e.g. of athletes.
Purpose of treatment
The aim of the treatment is often to increase strength and muscle mass and to support strength or endurance training. Please note that the currents should not be applied to partially or completely denervated muscles and are not used in the case of neuromuscular conduction disorders.
Tens Currents
Description
Electrostimulation with TENS currents is a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. It is a non-pharmacological and non-invasive method of pain treatment and thus without many side effects. TENS treatment does not directly treat the cause of pain, but significantly reduces pain sensations.
Treatment time
20 - 30 min
Frequency of treatments: every day
Number of treatments in series: depending on needs
Indications
rheumatoid arthritis
degenerative joint disease
neuropathies and radiculopathies
post-traumatic pain
post-operative pain (abdominal and thoracic surgeries, orthopedic, urological and other surgeries)
pain after amputations
pain after dental procedures
headache/migraine
pain, spasticity and dysfunction after stroke
painful menstruation
Contraindications
patients with pacemakers and other electronic implants
around metal implants
in situations of skin damage or threat of such damage or subcutaneous haemorrhages, as well as in case of dermatological diseases
in the area of: - active or suspected cancerous lesion - abdomen and pelvis in pregnant women - chest - anterior surface of neck and carotid arteries
in situations threatened by bleeding and exudates (e.g. after soft tissue damage)
in the region of the ossification nuclei in children
in patients with significant circulatory disturbances
in the event of illnesses with fever
Trabert Currents (Ultra Reiz)
Description
Trabert currents (UR) are unidirectional low frequency currents using rectangular pulses. Characteristic features of these currents are the duration of the pulse (2ms) and the interval time between given pulses (5ms). Electrodes are usually placed in the course of the spine and the current itself has strong analgesic properties.
Electro-stimulation
Description
Electro-stimulation is an electrotherapeutic procedure using low frequency pulsed currents. It is used to induce contraction of a muscle or a whole group of muscles, as well as in pain therapy and to improve tissue trophism..
Electro-stimulation is used primarily in physiotherapy, for damaged muscles, in paralysis and paresis of the flaccid type. This treatment is designed to prevent degeneration of the denervated muscle until the damaged peripheral nerve regenerates.
Contraindications ;
spastic muscle paralysis
purulent and inflammatory skin conditions
heart diseases
pacemaker
epilepsy
tumors and nodules of unknown origin, including the period indicated by the doctor after their surgical removal
Galvanization
Description
Galvanization is a treatment that uses the beneficial effects of direct current. It is a safe and simple method. Direct current is very well conducted through blood, lymph, urine, muscle tissue, connective tissue, and cerebrospinal fluid.
Treatment time
5 – 20 min
Frequency of treatments: every day
Number of treatments in series: 10- 20
Indications
pain syndromes associated with inflammation of nerves, plexuses and nerve roots
disordered bone fusion
peripheral circulation disorders
flaccid paralysis
facial nerve palsies
ulcers, difficult-to-heal wounds
muscle overload
painful muscle tension
Contraindications
tumors
phlebitis
Risk of embolism
Implanted devices or pacemakers
Metal components in the treated area (e.g. anastomotic plates, nails, endoprostheses, etc.)
Acute inflammatory processes and general infections
Advanced cardiovascular insufficiency
clots
difficult contact with the patient
Feverish states
sensory disturbances
thyroid diseases
spastic paralysis
pregnancy
active tuberculosis
purulent inflammation of the skin and soft tissues
Iontophoresis
Description
Iontophoresis is an electrotherapeutic procedure consisting of introducing a suitable medicine to the tissues by means of direct current. The medication is applied directly to the affected area - thanks to which iontophoresis achieves very good results. Additionally, it does not burden the digestive tract, stomach or liver.
Treatment time
10 - 20 min. * in case of using histamine, adrenaline the time is 3 - 5 min
Frequency of treatments: every day / every other day
Number of treatments in series: 10 – 20
Indications for treatment
inflammation of the skin, soft tissues, minor joints
hard to heal ulcers
injuries
inflammations of the eye
polyneuropathies
pain syndrome in the course of degenerative joint disease of the spine
arthrosis
impaired bone fusion
contractures
scars
Post-traumatic states of the joints and muscles
periarticular inflammations
neuralgia
myalgia
peripheral circulation disorders
pain in joints and spine
dilated blood vessels
Contraindications
feverish states
endoprostheses
atherosclerosis
metal in the path of current flow
purulent inflammation of the skin and soft tissues
eczemas and ulcers on the skin
malignant and benign tumors
sensory disorders
implanted pacemakers
clots
Threat of embolism
phlebitis
pregnancy
Open, unhealed wounds
acute acne with purulent lesions
bacterial, viral and fungal skin diseases
Possibility of allergy to drugs - used for surgery
Tenoliza - Electrostimulation Method
Description
Tonolysis is an electrotherapeutic procedure that reduces the tension of paralyzed muscles (e.g. after a stroke) by stimulating spastic muscles and restoring the physiological balance of excitation of muscle fibres. It works by stimulating the spastic muscles with a short, high intensity triangular pulse. This leads to a strong contraction and subsequent muscle relaxation during which antagonistic muscles are stimulated with a series of impulses. The resulting alternation of stimulated muscles leads to the restoration of the reflex mechanism and thus restoring their physiological balance.
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