Therapeutic Ultrasound Machine Physiotherapy for Pain Relief

Get to Know Ultrasound Therapy

Ultrasound treatment is a well-known, non-invasive, generally painless, and safe method. Inside, an electrical charge is applied to a crystal, creating a piezoelectric effect, which then produces ultrasonic waves. Sound waves cannot be heard, but they can penetrate deep tissues, creating microscopic gas bubbles near the injury site that rapidly expand and contract. This process is called cavitation. Cavitation is believed to enhance cellular function and accelerate the healing process in the injured body part.

The advantages of ultrasound therapy include massaging and heating effects. It can stimulate blood flow, help relieve pain, improve circulation, and promote tissue healing.

It has been FDA approved to help treat a variety of pain conditions. Therapists typically offer ultrasound therapy to help individuals manage pain and improve mobility, etc.

Product Specification

Volatage	AC100-240V/50-60HZ
Rated Power Input	</= 25W
Ultrasound Volatage	</= 35V
Ultrasound Output	5W
Ultrasound Frequency	1.05MHz ± 10%
Beam Style	Collimated
Intensity	5 Gears, 0.8 / 1.2 / 1.6 / 2 / 2.5W/cm²
BNR	6
ERA	9CM2
Timer	6 Gears, 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30min
Unit Weight	2.16KG
Product size	330240100MM
Relative humidity	20%-80%
Ambient	5-40℃
Atmospheric Pressure	80-106Kpa

High-frequency Ultrasound for Therapeutic Effect

An ultrasound therapy device delivers sound waves in a frequency range between 1 to 3 MHz, providing therapeutic effects. It can be utilized in both outpatient settings and at home.

Therapeutic ultrasound has been used in physical therapy clinics for over 50 years.

They are ideal for treating musculoskeletal disorders, both chronic and acute, such as sports injuries, muscle strains, tendinitis, and arthritis.

Contraindications of Ultrasound Unit

This device should not be used for symptomatic local pain relief unless etiology is established or unless a pain syndrome has been diagnosed.
Should not be used when cancerous lesions are present in the treatment area
Should not be used when open wounds are present in the treatment area
Should not be used on patients suspected of carrying serious infectious disease
Should not be used on patients with epileptics, heart disease, phlebitis, thrombophlebitis or serious illnesses.
Should not be used over or near bone growth centers until bone growth is complete
Should not be used over the thoracic area if the patient is using a cardiac pacemaker
Should not be used over a healing fracture
Should not be used over or applied to the eye
Should not be used over a pregnant uterus
Additional precaution should be used when the ultrasound is used on patients with the following conditions: over an area of the spinal cord following a laminectomy, i.e., when major covering tissues have been removed, over anesthetic areas or on patients with hemorrhagic diatheses.