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What Is Ultrasound Therapy?
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2025-08-16
Ultrasound acts on tissues mechanically ( i.e. through micromassage), thermally and physicochemically. Ultrasound therapy is particularly valued for positive therapeutic effects in the form of analgesic and regenerative effects.
The biological effect of ultrasound is the resultant of thermal, mechanical and physicochemical effects and includes:
agitation of fibroblast activity;
stimulation of collagen synthesis;
acceleration of DNA synthesis;
vasodilation and hyperemia of organs;
agitation of cellular oxidation processes;
change of cell membrane functions;
change of nerve fibers conduction rates.
Model | XY-K-CSB-I | XY-K-CSB-II |
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Frequency | 1MHZ | 1MHz & 3MHz |
Effective Radiation Area | 6.0cm² | 4.0cm² and 2.0cm² |
Output Mode | Continuous and Pulse Mode | Continuous and Pulse Mode |
Indications
Analgesic effect: degenerative diseases of the spine and peripheral joints, sciatic and femoral neuralgias, painful shoulder syndrome, muscle pains (myalgia).
Chronic inflammations: degenerative diseases of the spine and peripheral joints, rheumatoid arthritis.
Contractures of connective tissue (joint capsule, tendons, muscles, skin surface).
Acceleration of tissues healing and regeneration processes: muscles, tendons, ligaments, wounds e.g. ulcerations, bedsores.
Improvement of circulation.
Tendons strains and calcification (e.g. tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow)
neuropathy, e.g. compression of the median nerve (only in a non-thermal dose).
Sympathetic system disorders such as reflex sympathetic dystrophy
medicine application (phonophoresis).
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