| Type: | Orthopedics |
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| Function: | Tissue Repair |
| Theory: | Tecar Diathermy |
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Diathermy, better known as Tecar therapy (an acronym for Capacitive and Resistive Energy Transfer),
is a therapeutic technique that uses an electric current with frequencies in the MF (Medium Frequencies)
radio band. It transfers energy in depth, through the tissues of the human body, triggering a biostimulating effect.
This is a therapy that is carried out in a medical practice, usually by a physiotherapist, on patients with
a variety of pathologies, requiring rehabilitation, sports and also aesthetic treatment.
The very first applications of diathermy, limited to the development of endogenous heat, date back
to 1939, when William Beaumont developed the first instrument capable of generating heat
endogenously, thus coining the term "diathermy". The name has Greek origins, literally
meaning "heat through".
Tecar therapy specifically, and diathermy in its broadest and technically correct sense, was
patented in 1995. This year represents a milestone in the study and application of this
technique in the therapeutic field.
| Technology | RET CET RF/Monopolar RF |
| RF Frequency | 448khz |
| Power | 300 |
| RET Heads | 4pcs |
| CET Heads | 5pcs |
| Function | rehabilitation,sport injury recovery ,woman's health care |
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