Smart 215P Series Ultrasound Physiotherapy Device

The Smart series ultrasound device, in addition to its beauty and ease of use, has all the features that a physiotherapist needs for quality treatment. This device is equipped with an insufficient contact detection system and, to prevent incomplete treatment in the case of low output efficiency on the patient, it stops time until the effective time is measured. To protect the patient, according to medical standards, the device's output is cut off at unacceptable temperatures and remains cut off until the head surface temperature returns to the permissible limit. The device is automatically calibrated with the probe to provide the necessary output. This device detects any defects in the probe, cable and connection connector and informs the physiotherapist of the type of defect. The possibility of testing the probe in this device facilitates the periodic visits required for any medical device quickly and flawlessly. Also, all device controls, including the display and beep sound, are adjustable. About the modality Ultrasound therapy is a non-invasive, effective, and FDA-approved treatment for musculoskeletal problems. The probe of the ultrasound device contains a piezoelectric crystal that is oscillated by an electric current, which creates ultrasonic waves, or ultrasound. These sound waves penetrate deep into tissues such as muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints, creating deep heat and non-thermal effects in the tissue. In the thermal effect, when ultrasound waves are transmitted from the device to the skin, they cause the nearby tissues to vibrate, and this vibration generates heat within the tissues. The deep heat created in the tissue increases blood circulation, which in turn increases elasticity, accelerates tissue repair, and reduces pain. In addition to the thermal effects, ultrasound waves produce energy in the body, which causes the expansion and contraction of small gas bubbles around the soft tissue. Therapeutic applications The process of energy contraction and expansion leads to a decrease in the inflammatory response, tissue swelling, and therefore pain. In general, ultrasound devices have the ability to treat any type of damage to the soft tissues of the body. Some of the most common uses of ultrasound therapy include: Pain reduction Peripheral nerve damage Tendon, bursa, and capsule inflammation Soft tissue tightness Soft tissue repair Joint and muscle problems Improved blood circulation Technical specifications (MHz) Frequency Has two frequencies 1 and 3 Therapy modes Continuous Pulsed (W/cm2) Intensity 2: Continuous mode 3: Pulsed mode Number of treatment programs 34 Display 1.3 inch graphic (kg) Weight 1.8