Portable IFT Machine for Physiotherapy with MS TENS LCD 70 Programs

Portable IFT Machine for Physiotherapy is a LCD Based model with MS + TENS Current. Physiotherapy Mini IFT Machine has 70 inbuilt programs with manual mode. It’s a Compact model, easy to carry for Home visit by Physiotherapist. Can be used by Patients at Home

Features:

· IFT Machine with MS and TENS Currents

· LCD Display

· Preset 70 Programs for Electrotherapy with Manual mode also

· Timer upto 99 Minutes

· 2 Channel IFT

· Soft Touch buttons

· Adjustable Frequency

· Portable & Compact Mini Model

· Easy to carry

· Electric Operated

Technical Specifications (IFT+TENS+MS):

Model: Digital Computerized

Electrotherapy Channel: 4 Channels

Programs: 70 Programs

Manual Mode: for IFT

IFT Therapy Mode: 4 Pole, 4 Pole Vector, 2 Pole

TENS Therapy Mode: Burst, Continuous, Combi, Burst Deep, Burst Medium

MS Therapy Mode: Interrupted Galvanic, Surge Faradic, SF Long

Base Frequency: Upto 150Hz

Display: LCD

Timer: Upto 99 Minutes

Output Characteristics: Constant Current (CC)

Operating Voltage: 220 V

Dimension: 16x18x8 cm

Weight: 1.7 Kg

Standard Accessories:

Red Wires: 2 Pc

Black Wires: 2 Pc

Rubber Electrodes: 4 Pcs (Rectangle)

Velcro Strap: 1 Set (1 Small, 1 Medium & 1 Large)

Main Cord: 1 Pc

Ultrasound Gel: 1 Bottle (250 ML)

Indications:

Combination unit may help treat the following symptoms:

Joint pain
Neck and Back Pain

Endometriosis
Arthritis
Sports Injuries
Fibromyalgia
Painful Diabetic Neuropathy
Spinal Cord Injury
Increase Blood Circulation
Ligament sprains
Tendinitis, Scar Tissue healing and Muscle Strain

Contraindications:

Although it is safe for most people, experts recommend that in below mentioned situation; avoid Electrotherapy treatment unless a doctor advises its use.

Pregnant women: Pregnant women should avoid using TENS in the abdominal and pelvic regions.
People with epilepsy: Applying electrodes to the head or neck of people with epilepsy may induce seizures.
People with a pacemaker or another type of electrical or metal implant.
Electrotherapy should not be used in areas of the body where cancerous lesions exist.
The treatment should not be applied in areas of the skin that are swollen, infected, or inflamed (e.g. varicose veins).