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Microwave therapy
- Operating frequency: 2450 MHz
- Pulsed and continuous energy output
- HF power: 5-200 W variable in 12 steps
- Automatic output limitation for maximum safety
- 6 preset programs (standard applications) for each pulsed and continuous mode
- 3 emitter sizes
- Easily adjustable supporting arms for exact emitter placement
- Smooth running castors for good mobility
General features
- Systematically arranged operating elements
- Intuitive operation
- Comprehensive overview of the therapy parameters
- Fastest therapy start
Pulsed and continuous energy output
Automatic output limitation for maximum safety
Emitter
Synclinal emitter (standard accessory) for medium and large treatment areas
Option:
Omnidirectional emitter (diameter: 16 cm) for local disease processes
Small emitter (diameter: 6.5 cm) for small areas and ENT applications
Therapy information
Microwave therapy is classified as high frequency therapy. The varying frequencies of the high frequency therapy have in common that warm tissue is created under their influence.
Microwaves are applied via the so-called radiation field method. This way (depending on the usage of emitters of varying shapes and sizes) beams of electromagnetic waves are applied to the tissue. The energy from these waves will be directly absorbed in the tissue and will make it warm.
The penetration of the microwaves is inferior in comparison to shortwave. Microwave therapy is a practical preference if a local heat for musculature or linking tissue structures (like ribbons, sinews, capsules etc. ) is wanted.
Selected use cases
Microwave therapy is beneficial within a broad range of applications, including, but not limited to:
- Arthrosis (knee joint)
- Disc herniation with radiculopathy
- Tendinitis
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Ischialgia, chronic
- Tendopathy
