9 Frequency 448K 1000khz Therapy RF CET RET Deep Heat Tecar Therapy Machine
What is Tecar Therapy? TECAR therapy is a form of combined contact diathermy and electrotherapy. It applies radiofrequency to biological tissue with a frequency ranging from 300 kHz to 1 MHz without g
What is Tecar Therapy?
TECAR therapy is a form of combined contact diathermy and electrotherapy. It applies radiofrequency to
biological tissue with a frequency ranging from 300 kHz to 1 MHz without generating muscle contraction.
The high-frequency current’s path and the created electromagnetic field are determined by the position
of the electrodes and the patient’s body composition. The electromagnetic field created, capacitive or
resistive, generates heat, allowing targeted, easy-to-manage therapeutic applications.
The heat-induced vasodilation increases the exchange of substances resulting in drainage of the
inflamed area and an influx of reparative cells. TECAR therapy also has pain resolving properties
through its stimulation of endorphin production. TECAR therapy uses high-frequency currents for
the bio-stimulation of tissue with different resistivity
The advantage of working at multiple frequencies- 9 Frequencies
The traditional Tecar therapy devices worked on only one frequency, it is widely
accepted that the lower frequencies get deeper into the tissue, whilst the higher
frequencies work on a more superficial level. Therefore, that not every pathology
can be successfully treated on one frequency only.
T&B 9 Frequency Tecar working between 9 pre-set operating frequencies
varying between 300 kHz and 1 MHz. Whether therapists want to treat deep
into the tissue or more superficially, they can choose what fits the patient andthe treatment best.
It prevents the tissue from getting used to the single freq-uency and the therapy from becoming ineffective.
Two electromagnetic energy transfer modes:
Capacitive:
The electromagnetic field is strongest directly under
the electrodes With capacitive electrodes, the
therapeutic target is soft tissue – usually tissue
with the highest water content and high electrical
conductance such as the dermis, the lymphatic
system, the venous system and muscles
Resistive:
The electromagnetic field is strongest where the current
transfer meets the highest resistance, with resistive
electrodes, the therapeutic target is tissue with the
highest electrical resistance, such as deep muscles,
joints, tendons, ligaments, cartilage and bon
Main Applications of TECAR Therapy :
1. Bruises and sprains
2. Postoperative rehabilitation
3. Sports injuries and traumas
4. Muscle and tendon disorders
5. Neuropathies
6. Scar tissue treatment
7. Disorders related to the vertebral column and peripheral joints
8. Vascular and lymphatic system pathologies
9. Orthopedic disorders involving the peripheral nervous system
10. Pelvic floor rehabilitation
11. Management of acute and chronic pain
12. Treatment of fibrosis and anti-inflammatory effects (including modulation of
extracellular matrix and inflammation)
13. Enhancing tissue repair and healing, including muscle fatigue recovery and wound healing
