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cryo types
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packs
cups towels compression |
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cryo indications
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spacticity
edema inflame pain |
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cryo effects
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inflame stage
edema control MS cryokinetics and stretch vasoconstrict decrease enzyme degrade decrease spasticity increase pain threshold |
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cryo parameters
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no more than 45 min
no longer than 20 min, at least 1 hour apart |
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cryo contraindications
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1. Cold hypersensitivity
2. Cold intolerance 3. Cryobulinemia 4. Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria 5. Raynaud’s disease/phenomenon 6. Over regenerating peripheral nerves 7. Over area with circulatory compromise/peripheral vascular disease |
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cryo precautions
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1. Over superificials main branch of nerve
2. Over open wound 3. Hypertension 4. Poor sensation/mentation 5. Very young/old patients |
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thermo types
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• Hot packs
• Paraffin • Fluidotherapy • Infrared lamps |
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thermo indications
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joint stiffness
Pain |
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thermo effects
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• Vasodilation
• Increased nerve conduction and velocity • Increase pain threshold • Increase muscle strength (during first 30 min) • Increase metabolic rate • Increased collagen extensibility • Pain control • Increased ROM and decreased joint stiffness • Accelerate healing |
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thermo contraindications
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1. Hemorrhage
2. Thrombophlebitis 3. Impaired sensation 4. Impaired mentation 5. Malignant tumor 6. IR irradiation of eyes |
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thermo precautions
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1. Acute injury/inflammation
2. Pregnancy 3. Impaired circulation 4. Poor thermal regulation 5. Edema 6. Cardiac insufficiency 7. Metal in area 8. Over open wound 9. Topical counterirritants recently applied 10. Demyelinated nerves |
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U/S thermal indications
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pain
muscle spasm |
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U/S thermal effects
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• Increased metabolic rate
• Decrease pain • Reduced muscle spasm • Altered nerve conduction velocity • Increase circulation • Increase extensibility (Deeper reach) |
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U/S thermal parameters
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100%
1-2cm or <5cm 3MHz or 1MHz 0.5W/cm or 1.5-2W/cm |
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U/S non-thermal indications
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• Ulcers
• Surgical skin incisions • Bone fractures • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome |
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U/S contraindications
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1. Malignant tumor
2. Pregnancy 3. CNS tissue 4. Joint cement 5. Plastic components 6. Pacemaker 7. Thrombophlebitis 8. Eyes 9. Reproductive organs |
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U/S precautions
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1. Acute inflammation
2. Epiphyseal plates 3. Fracture 4. Breast implants |
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U/S non thermal effects
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• Increase intracellular calcium
• Increase skin and cell membrane permeability • Increases mast cell degeneration and their release of histamine • Promotes macrophage responsiveness • Increase rate of protein synthesis by fibroblasts • Increases NO synthesis • Stimulate prosteoglycan synthesis |
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U/S non thermal
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20%
1-2cm or <5cm 3MHz or 1MHz 0.5-1W/cm |
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phono indications
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topica drug preparation
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phono effects
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• US enhances delivery
• Increases permeability of skin |
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phono parameters
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20%
0.5-0.75W/cm 5-10min. |
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phono contraindications
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1. Malignant tumor
2. Pregnancy 3. CNS tissue 4. Joint cement 5. Plastic components 6. Pacemaker 7. Thrombophlebitis 8. Eyes 9. Reproductive organs |
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phono precautions
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1. Acute inflammation
2. Epiphyseal plates 3. Fracture 4. Breast implants |
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laser and light indications
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• Soft tissue and bone healing
• Arthritis • Pain • Inflammation • Ulcers • Lymphedema • Neurological conditions |
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laser and light effects
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Nonthermal
• Alter cell membrane function, permeability • Promotes binding of chemicals to cell membrane • Promotes ATP production • Vasodilation Thermal • Same as heat |
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laser and light parameters
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• UV
• Short wave diathermy: deep tissue • Microwave diathermy: deep tissue • LED: wider delivery, superficial • SLD: high intensity, wider area than laser, moderate depth • Laser: deepest penetration |
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laser and light contraindications
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1. Direct irradiation of eyes
2. Malignancy 3. 4-6 months after radiotherapy 4. Hemorrhaging regions 5. thyroid/ other endocrine glands |
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laser and light precautions
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1. Low back/abdomen during pregnancy
2. Epiphyseal plates 3. Impaired sensation 4. Impaired mentation 5. Photophobia/abnormally high sensitivity to light 6. Pretreatment with one or more photosensitizers |
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traction indications
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• Disc bulge or herniation
• Nerve root impingement • Joint hypomobility • Subacute joint inflammation • Paraspinal muscle spasm |
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traction effects
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• Separate joint surfaces and stretch soft tissues
• Reduction of disc protrusion • Muscle relaxation • Joint mobilization |
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traction parameters
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Acute: 1-20kg
Static 5-10min. Joint distraction: 50% body weight, 15/15, 20-30min Decrease muscle spasm: 25% body weight, 5/5, 20-30min Disc prob./stretch soft tissue: 25% body weight, 60/20, 20-30min. |
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traction contraindications
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1. Where motion is contraindicated
2. Acute injury/inflammation 3. Joint hypermobility/instability 4. Peripheralization of symptoms with traction 5. Uncontrolled hypertension |
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traction precautions
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1. Structural diseases affecting spine
2. Pressure of belts may be hazardous, pregnancy, hernia 3. Displaced anular fragment 4. Medial disc protrusion 5. Severe pain resolves with traction 6. Claustrophobia/psychological aversion to traction 7. Inability to tolerate prone/supine position 8. Disorientation |
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compression indications
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• Edema
• Venous insufficiency • Lymphedema • Prevent DVT • Venous stasis ulcers • Scar modification |
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compression effects
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• Improves venous and lymphatic circulation
• Limits shape/size of tissue • Increases tissue temp. |
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compression parameters
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tighter proximal
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compression contraindications
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1. Heart failure/pulmonary edema
2. Recent/acute DVT, thrombophlebitis, pulmonary embolism 3. Obstructed lymphatic/venous return 4. Severe peripheral arterial disease/ulcers resulting from arterial insufficiency |
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compression precautions
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1. Impaired sensation/mentation
2. Uncontrolled hypertension 3. Cancer 4. Stroke/significant cerebrovascular insufficiency 5. Superficial peripheral nerves |
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diathermy thermal indications
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• Pain control
• Tissue healing • Joint stiffness |
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diathermy thermal effects
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• Vasodilation
• Increase nerve conduction • Increase pain threshold • Alteration of muscle strength • Accelerated enzyme activity • Increase soft tissue extensibility |
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diathermy thermal parameters
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• Inductive coil (shortwave & electromagnetic): deep & superficial
• Capactivie plate (shortwave & electric) superficial • Magnetron (microwave 2450MHz & electro magnetic) small areas |
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diathermy thermal contra
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1. Metal implants
2. Malignancy 3. Eyes 4. Testes 5. Growing 1. Implanted/transcutaneous neural stimulators (cardiac pacemakers) 2. Pregnancy |
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diathermy thermal precautions
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1. Near electronic/magnetic equipment
2. Obesity 3. Copper-bearing intrauterine contraceptive |
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diathermy non thermal indications
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• Infection
• Pain • edema |
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diathermy non thermal effects
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• Modify ion binding and cellular function
• Increase microvascular perfusion • Growth factor activation • Accelerate cell growth |
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diathermy non thermal parameters
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Pulsed shortwave (inductive coil drum 27.12MHz) electromagnetic, deep & superficial
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diathermy non thermal contra
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1. Deep tissues, internal organs
2. Substitute for conventional therapy for edema 3. Pacemakers, electronic devices, metal implants |
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diathermy non thermal precautions
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1. Pregnancy
2. Skeletal immunity |
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UV radiation indications
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• Erthema
• MED (minimal erythema dosage) • Psoriasis, skin disorders • Wound healing (UVC) |
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UV radiation effects
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• UVC: germicidal
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UV radiation parameters
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UVA: longer wavelength
UVC: shorter wavelength |
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UV radiation contra
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1. Irradiation of the eyes
2. Skin cancer 3. Pulmonary tuberculosis 4. Cardiac, kidney, or liver disease 5. Systematic lupus erythrematosus 6. fever |
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UV radiation precautions
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7. Photosensitivity medications and dietary supplements
8. Photosensitivity 9. Recent x-ray therapy 10. No dose should be repeated until the first dose had disappeared |
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hydrotherapy indications
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• Strengthening
• Cleansing effects; remove debris, dissolve surfactants/antimicrobials • Decreased WB • Pain control • Edema control |
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hydrotherapy effects
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• Effects on bone density loss
• Less fat loss • Increase venous circulation • Increase cardiac volume • Increase cardiac output • Decreased heart rate, systolic blood pressure, VO2 • Decreased vital capacity • Increased work of breathing • Decreased exercise-induced asthma • Diuresis • Increase sodium/potassium excretion • Decrease pain |
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hydrotherapy parameters
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Cold: 0-26 C
Tepid: 26-33C Neutral Warmth: 33-35.5C Mild warmth: 35.5-37C Hot:37-40C Vey hot: 40-43C |
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hydrotherapy contra
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Local
1. Maceration around wound 2. Bleeding Full Body 1. Cardiac instability 2. Infectious conditions 3. Bowel incontinence 4. Severe epilepsy 5. Suicidal pts Negative Pressure 1. Necrotic tissue 2. Untreated osteomyelitis 3. Malignancy 4. Untreated malnutrition 5. Exposed arteries, veins, nerves, organs 6. Nonenteric/unexplored fistula |
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hydrotherapy precautions
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Local
1. Impaired thermal sensation 2. Infection in area 3. Confusion/impaired cognition 4. Recent skin grafts Full Body-hot 1. Pregnancy 2. Multiple sclerosis 3. Poor thermal regulation Full Body 1. Confusion/disorientation 2. Alcohol ingestion 3. Limited strength, endurance, balance, ROM 4. Medications 5. Urinary incontinence 6. Fear of water 7. Respiratory problems Negative Pressure 1. Anticoagulant therapy 2. Difficult hemostasis 3. Confusion/disorientation |
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hydro cold
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acute inflame
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hydro tepid
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med exercise
acute inflame |
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hydro neutral
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open wounds
pts with circulatory problems sensory disorders decreased tone |
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hydro mild
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increase mobility in burns pts
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hydro hot
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control pain
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hydro very hot
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increase extensibility
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Muscle strengthening
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NMES(innervated)
EMS(dennervated use DC-at least 10sec.) russian biphasic |
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NMES(innervated)
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35-80 pps
150-200ms (small) 200-350 ms (large) Overload Principle- at least 50% max. contraction |
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EMS(dennervated use DC-at least 10sec.)
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over motor point
35-80 pps 150-200ms (small) 200-350 ms (large) Overload Principle- at least 50% max. contraction |
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russian
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time mod AC
50 pps 100-150pps;10 sec. on/ 50 sec. off/ 10 min |
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Biphasic
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short duration PC
50 pps 100-150pps;10 sec. on/ 50 sec. off/ 10 min |
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muscle reduction stim
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25-50 pps
150-200ms(small) 200-350ms (large) |
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muscle spasm reduction stim
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35-50 pps
150-200ms(small) 200-350ms (large) |
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pain modulation stim
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conventional (high rate)
low rate (accupucnture like) burst interferential (AC) premod |
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conventional (high rate) stim
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100-150pps
50-80ms (depolarize only A-beta) Gating at spinal cord |
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low rate (accupuncture like) stim
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2-10 pps
200-300ms (depolarize motor nerves and A-beta) endorphin release |
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burst stim
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10 bursts
100-300 ms endorphin release |
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IFC (AC)
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2 currents at different freq
Reduce pain and swelling, increase ROM |
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Tissue heal stim
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HVPC (negative polarity)
HVPC (positive polarity) |
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HVPC (negative polarity)
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inflame phase
monophasic 60-125pps 40-100 ms |
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HVPC (positive polarity)
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proliferative phase
60-125pps 40-100 ms |
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edema control
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HVPC (negative polarity)
Biphasic |
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HVPC (negative polarity)
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edema associated with inflame
100-120 pps 40-100 ms Produce comfortable tingling |
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biphasic
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edema associated with lack of motion
35-50 pps 150-350 ms Produce visible contraction |