Equipments

Russian stimulation is frequently used as an adjuvant therapy to help muscles recover and function again. People who have muscular atrophy or weakness as a result of trauma, operations, or neurological problems may benefit most from it. It entails applying precise electrical currents to selected muscle regions in order to strengthen muscles, increase circulation, and enable muscle re-education.

High-voltage pulsed devices deliver electrical stimulation through electrodes placed on the skin over the target area. The stimulation parameters, such as voltage, pulse duration, and frequency, can be adjusted based on the specific treatment goals and the patient's condition. High-voltage pulsed current can be used to achieve several therapeutic goals, including pain relief, muscle stimulation, tissue healing, and edema reduction.

Shortwave diathermy machines consist of an oscillator that produces high-frequency electromagnetic waves. These waves are usually generated using a vacuum tube or a solid-state oscillator. The generated electromagnetic waves are then directed toward the treatment area using capacitor plates. These plates act as electrodes that emit and receive electromagnetic energy.