Physical and Electrotherapeutic Agents
Physical and Electrotherapeutic Agents
E-stim/NMES
Electrical stimulation (E-stim) uses electrical currents to activate muscles, relieve pain, and improve circulation.
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) specifically targets muscle contractions to strengthen muscles, prevent atrophy, boost circulation, and enhance motor function in rehabilitation and recovery.
Game Ready
The Game Ready cryotherapy device combines cold therapy and compression to reduce pain, swelling, and speed recovery. Used by athletes and medical professionals, it features circulating ice water, adjustable compression levels, and anatomical wraps for targeted treatment.
Hivamat
Hivamat is a manual electrical stimulation technique that uses electrostatic attraction and friction to create biologically effective oscillations in treated tissue.
These gentle vibrations deeply affect skin, connective tissue, muscles, and blood vessels, promoting muscle relaxation, lymphatic drainage, faster injury recovery, and pain reduction. Used alongside manual massage techniques at various frequencies, it maximizes therapeutic benefits.
These gentle vibrations deeply affect skin, connective tissue, muscles, and blood vessels, promoting muscle relaxation, lymphatic drainage, faster injury recovery, and pain reduction. Used alongside manual massage techniques at various frequencies, it maximizes therapeutic benefits.
Laser therapy
Cold laser therapy is a low-intensity treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to promote healing and cell regeneration. It's painless, noninvasive, and commonly applied for tissue repair and relief from pain and inflammation.
Used in sports medicine and physical therapy, it treats minor injuries like sprains, strains, tendonitis, and muscle spasms, while also reducing swelling and supporting joint and soft tissue healing.
Used in sports medicine and physical therapy, it treats minor injuries like sprains, strains, tendonitis, and muscle spasms, while also reducing swelling and supporting joint and soft tissue healing.
Trancutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is one of the most commonly used forms of electrostimulation for pain relief. TENS is utilized for conditions such as low back pain, myofascial and arthritic pain, neurogenic pain, and postsurgical pain.
Electrodes are placed around the affected area, and an electrical current is sent through them. A tingling sensation is felt in the underlying skin and muscle. This signal disrupts the pain message being sent from the affected area to surrounding nerves. By breaking the signal, the patient experiences a decrease in pain.
Electrodes are placed around the affected area, and an electrical current is sent through them. A tingling sensation is felt in the underlying skin and muscle. This signal disrupts the pain message being sent from the affected area to surrounding nerves. By breaking the signal, the patient experiences a decrease in pain.