Professional Ultrasound

NZ$364.64

Approx USD$219.95

Ultrasound therapy uses high-energy sound waves (those above the range we hear) to help ease painful joints and muscles. Ultrasound treatment is done by a physical therapist or occupational therapist who guides the waves into the body from the head of a ultrasound machine.
Therapeutic ultrasound as a treatment modality that has been used by therapists over the last 50 years to treat soft tissue injuries. Ultrasonic waves (sound waves of a high frequency) are produced by means of mechanical vibration of the metal treatment head of the ultrasound machine. This treatment head is then moved over the surface of the skin in the region of the injury. When sound waves come into contact with air it causes a dissipation of the waves, between the treatment head and the surface of the skin.
As the ultrasound waves pass from the treatment head into the skin they cause the vibration of the surrounding tissues, particularly those that contain collagen. This increased vibration leads to the production of heat within the tissue. In most cases this cannot be felt by the patient themselves. This increase in temperature may cause an increase in the extensibility of structures such as ligaments, tendons, scar tissue and fibrous joint capsules. In addition, heating may also help to reduce pain and muscle spasm and promote the healing process.
Ultrasound is thought to accelerate the normal resolution time of the inflammatory process by attracting more mast cells to the site of injury. This may cause an increase in blood flow which can be beneficial in the sub-acute phase of tissue injury. As blood flow may be increased it is not advised to use ultrasound immediately after injury.
Ultrasound may also stimulate the production of more collagen- the main protein component in soft tissue such as tendons and ligaments. Hence ultrasound may accelerate the the proliferative phase of tissue healing.
Ultrasound is thought to improve the extensibility of mature collagen and so can have a positive effect to on fibrous scar tissue which may form after an injury.
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Ultrasound is the best form of heat treatment for soft tissue injuries.
It is used to treat joint and muscle sprains, bursitis, and tendonitis.

Ultrasound treatment is used to:

.•relieve pain and inflammation
.• speed healing
.• reduce muscle spasms and
.• increase range of motion

Ultrasound makes high frequency sound waves. The sound waves vibrate tissues deep inside the injured area. This creates heat that draws more blood into the tissues. The tissues then respond to healing nutrients brought in by the blood and the repair process begins.

Sound waves are pulsed at the area at a very high rate per second. These waves stimulate your joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and other tissues providing targeted pain relief without drugs or surgery.

The sound waves penetrate the skin and surface layers and cause the soft tissue to vibrate, producing gentle healing vibrations within the affected area that soothe inflammation and relieve pain.
Ultrasound waves also cause tissues to relax and increase blood flow to help reduce local swelling and chronic inflammation.
Increased blood flow also delivers more oxygen and nutrients to the tissue, removes cell waste and aids healing.

Who Can Use Ultrasound Therapy?

Ahletes have used ultrasound therapy for years - ultrasound is what allows them to get back in the game quickly after they injure themselves.

Normaly ultrasound therapy was only available to those who could afford expensive, professional-grade machines or 3-times daily access to a physiotherapist.

Now, everyone can benefit from access to the exact same technology, as often as necessary,
at a fraction of the price.

Treatment is given with a soundhead that is moved gently in strokes or circles over the injured area. It lasts just a few minutes. The procedure may be performed with the soundhead alone or combined with a topical anti-inflammatory gel.

Whether you're a senior citizen, an athlete or just someone experiencing pain, ultrasound therapy is safe to use and is a great treatment option for many of your aches and pains.

Mechanical effect - high frequency vibration

The effect of ultrasound as it advances through the medium.
Ultrasonic vibration can cause the movement of substances in tissue cells. Due to the fine massage of ultrasound, the cytoplasm flows, cells oscillate, rotate, rub, and thus produce cell massage, also known as "internal massage".
The mechanical action of ultrasound softens tissue, enhances penetration, increases metabolism, promotes blood circulation, and stimulates nervous system and cell function.

Warming effect - warming

Human tissue has a relatively large absorption power for ultrasonic energy. Therefore, when ultrasonic waves are propagated in human tissues, their energy is continuously absorbed by tissues to become heat, and as a result, the temperature of the tissues themselves is increased.
The heat production process is an energy conversion process in which mechanical energy is converted into heat energy in a medium, which is called endogenous heat. Ultrasound warming can increase blood circulation, accelerate metabolism, improve local tissue nutrition, and enhance enzyme activity.

Physical and chemical effects - cavitation

Both the mechanical and thermodynamic effects of ultrasound can trigger several physical and chemical changes.
Cavitation forms, or maintains a stable one-way vibration, or secondary expansion to collapse, cell function changes, and intracellular calcium levels increase. Fibroblasts are activated, protein synthesis is increased, vascular permeability is increased, angiogenesis is accelerated, and collagen tension is increased.
Under ultrasound, the gel can be transformed into a sol state, a softening effect on muscles, tendons, and some pathological changes associated with tissue water deficit. Such as rheumatoid arthritis and treatment of degenerative lesions of joints, tendons and ligaments.
Ultrasound can affect blood flow, produce inflammation, inhibit and play an anti-inflammatory effect.

Parameters

Power 100-240Vac/ 50HZ
Power input power 25W
Ultrosound Voltage 35W
Ultrasound operating frequency 1.05MHZ ±10%
Beam style Straight
Temperature of Probe 50C
Output power 3w/cm2
Ultrasound output <5.0w
Non-uniform beam coefficient 6
Pulse duration options (unit:ms) 2,4,6,8,-
Effective ultrsound options (W/CM2) 0.8, 1.2,1.6,2.0,2.5

Professional ultrasound

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1. Professional Ultrasound
2. Ultrasound Probe
3. Conducting agent
4. Instructions
5. Power supply for your country

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