ECM99-IIA Intermediate Frequency Therapy Apparatus

ECM99-IIA Intermediate Frequency Therapy Apparatus Product Introduction

This device features two bidirectional wave output channels and includes display functions for prescriptions, time, and output current amplitude. It is easy to operate and suitable for use in hospitals of all levels, communities, clinics, sanatoriums, and households.

The device stores 35 specific treatment prescriptions, including 24 multi-step programmed intermediate frequency current therapy prescriptions, 3 audio frequency current therapy prescriptions, 4 sinusoidal modulated intermediate frequency current therapy prescriptions, and 4 pulse modulated intermediate frequency current therapy prescriptions.

ECM99-IIA Intermediate Frequency Therapy Apparatus Product Advantages

1. Original Prescriptions: Stores the original electronic prescriptions of the company's physiotherapy expert consultant and inventor, Lin Shide.

2. Higher Safety: Renewed registration in 2018 (passed the latest stringent safety tests, including 11 electromagnetic compatibility tests).

3. Features 3 levels of heating function.

4. Includes the most commonly used expert prescriptions, offering the best value for money with an ultra-high cost-performance ratio.

   Basic Parameters:

5. Output Channels: 2 bidirectional wave channels, 2 iontophoresis channels.

6. Input Power: 60VA.

7. Prescription Types: Multi-step program, audio frequency current, sinusoidal modulation, pulse modulation.

8. Dimensions (L × W × H): 380mm × 278mm × 80mm.

9. Weight: 8kg.

Applicable Conditions

Analgesic Effects: Frozen shoulder, lateral epicondylitis, cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, degenerative osteoarthropathy, rheumatic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, sprains, contusions, myofibrositis, muscle strain, stenosing tenosynovitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, chronic pharyngitis, mammary gland hyperplasia, sciatica, peripheral nerve injury, joint contracture, chronic prostatitis. Softening scars and releasing adhesions: Scars, scar contractures, postoperative adhesions, intestinal adhesions, post-inflammatory sclerosis, post-injection indurations, penile cavernosum indurations, organized hematoma, stenosing tenosynovitis. Stimulating nerves and muscles: Muscle dysfunction after nerve or muscle injury, disuse muscle atrophy, postoperative intestinal paralysis, urinary retention, constipation, vocal cord paralysis, gastrop