Mini Ultrasound Therapy Machine (1MHz)

acco Physiotherapy Ultrasound Therapy Machine Digital Mini 1 Mhz

Features:

·         Digital Ultrasonic 1 Mhz

·         Compact Model

·         Continuous & Pulse Mode

·         Easy to operate

·         Soft Touch buttons

·         Adjustable Pulse Ratio

·         Portable & Compact Model

·         Easy to carry

·         Electric Operated

·         Comes in carry bag

Technical Specifications:

Model:                                Digital

Ultrasound:                        1 Mhz

Mode:                                 Continuous & Pulse

Display:                              LED

Output Current:                 For 3.5 W/cm2 for Continuous & Pulse

Operating Voltage:            220 V

Dimension:                        13x13x7 cm

Weight:                              1.2 Kg       

Standard Accessories:

US Head & Cable:                   1 Set (1Mhz)

Main Cord:                               1 Pc (Attached with Unit)

Ultrasound Gel:                       1 Bottle (250 ML)

Carry Bag:                               1 Pc

Indications:

Physiotherapy Ultrasound Machine may help treat the following symptoms:

• Joint pain
• Neck and Back Pain

• Arthritis
• Sports Injuries
• Spinal Cord Injury
• 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)
• Ultrasound should not be used near bone growth centers until bone growth is complete and over a healing Fracture
• Ultrasound should not be used on unconscious patients