Description

An Ultrasonic Therapy Unit is a device used in physiotherapy and other medical settings to deliver ultrasound waves to targeted areas of the body for therapeutic purposes.

Features:

• Adjustable Intensity: The intensity of the ultrasound waves can be adjusted to suit individual needs and treatment goals.
• Continuous or Pulsed Mode: Some units offer continuous or pulsed ultrasound delivery. Continuous mode delivers constant waves, while pulsed mode delivers short bursts of waves with rest periods in between.
• Multiple Treatment Modes: Advanced units might have various pre-programmed treatment modes for specific conditions, such as pain management, muscle stimulation, or scar tissue reduction.
• Timer: A built-in timer allows for precise control of treatment duration.
• Digital Display: Most units have a digital display to show treatment parameters like intensity, mode, and time remaining.

Technical Specifications:

• Frequency: Measured in Hertz (Hz), this defines the number of sound wave cycles per second. Therapeutic ultrasound typically uses frequencies between 1 MHz (one million cycles per second) and 3 MHz (three million cycles per second). Lower frequencies penetrate deeper into the tissues, while higher frequencies have a more localized effect.
• Intensity: Measured in Watts per square centimeter (W/cm²), this parameter determines the strength of the ultrasound waves. The intensity is adjusted based on the patient’s condition, treatment area, and desired effects.
• Continuous or Pulsed Mode: The unit may offer continuous or pulsed ultrasound delivery. Continuous mode delivers ultrasound waves constantly, while pulsed mode delivers them in bursts with short rest intervals. Pulsed mode is often used for pain management as it reduces the heating effect.
• Duty Cycle: This applies to pulsed mode and represents the percentage of time the ultrasound is “on” within each pulse cycle.
• Timer: The unit typically has a timer to control the duration of the treatment session.
• Treatment Modes: Some units may have pre-programmed treatment modes for specific conditions, such as pain management, muscle spasms, or wound healing

Benefits:

• Pain Management: Thermal and mechanical effects of ultrasound can help reduce pain in various conditions like muscle strains, arthritis, and tendonitis.
• Improved Healing: Ultrasound may promote healing of soft tissue injuries by enhancing blood flow and reducing inflammation.
• Reduced Muscle Spasticity: The heating effect of thermal ultrasound can help relax muscles and reduce spasticity.
• Increased Range of Motion: By reducing pain and stiffness, ultrasound therapy can improve joint mobility and range of motion.
• Wound Healing: Ultrasound may promote healing of chronic wounds by stimulating cell growth.

Additional Information:

• Our Warranty: 1 Year
• Easy return within 7 days