Interferential 520P plus

Description

In general, the application of electric current with low frequency and at the appropriate depth of the tissue causes dissatisfaction and pain in the skin and superficial parts of the patient’s body. Therefore, in order to reduce the pain and comfort of the patient, we need to apply current with a higher frequency.

In the interference current or interferential current, which usually uses 4 electrodes in a cross pattern, two medium frequency currents (Carrier) are applied to the tissue, which interfere with each other in the depth of the tissue; The result of this interference is electrical stimulation with low frequency (beat frequency).

This technique makes it possible to stimulate the deep tissues with a low frequency by easily passing the current through the skin and blocks the pain signals.

About Interferential

Interferential therapy (IFT) is a non-invasive treatment method in physiotherapy that uses the interference of electrical currents to stimulate tissue and thereby reduce pain. This method is a way to create a low-frequency electric current in the body, which is done without the problem of skin resistance. This method has received a lot of attention due to its easy use, lack of side effects, and great impact on patients. Among the effects of this method, we can mention pain relief, increase in local blood flow, increase in muscle stimulation, reduction in edema, and improvement in movement limitation. The effects of this method can be different according to the placement of the electrodes, current intensity and frequency.