Program Information - NEUROTECH MediStim XP Manual De Instrucciones

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Program Information

WARNING: The selection and setting of the program should only be made by the treating clinician.
Program Frequency Contraction
No. (Hz) (sec.)
1 50 5
2 50 5
3 50 10
4 35 5
5 10 5
6 ch1: 50 5
ch2: 10
(Note 1)
7 35 5
(Note 2)
8 8 5
(Note3)
9 4 – 99
Note 1: For this program, the output signal sequence is as follows: Channel 1 enters a contraction cycle at frequency of 50Hz for 5
seconds and Channel 2 is off; Channel 1 is off and Channel 2 enters a contraction cycle at frequency of 10Hz for 5 seconds; Both
channels are off for a relaxation cycle of 5 seconds.
Note 2: For this program, the output signal sequence is as follows: Channel 1 enters a contraction cycle for 5 seconds and Channel 2 is
off; Both channels are off for a relaxation cycle of 5 seconds; Channel 1 is off and Channel 2 enters a contraction cycle for 5 seconds;
Both channels are off for a relaxation cycle of 5 seconds.
Note 3: For this program, when the amplitude is at maximum, the value written to the R2R resistor network is less than half the
maximum of 255.
The Trigger mode ( ( ) is possible in Programs 1 – 5, 8 and 9. When the button is pressed the trigger mode is activated and the unit ) is possible in Programs 1 – 5, 8 and 9. When the button is pressed the trigger mode is activated and the unit
enters a contraction cycle for as long as the key is pressed. When the key is released the unit enters the relaxation cycle. To return
to the programmed contraction/ relaxation cycle, press any of the intensity keys. The stimulation builds over a 2 second period to
the previously set intensity level.
Relaxation Ramp Up Ramp Down
(sec.) (sec.) (sec.)
5 1 1
10 1 1
20 1.5 1.5
5 1 1
5 1 0.5
5 1 0.5
5 1 0.5
5 1 0.5
Continuous stimulation
Length of Burst or Treat Time
pulse (µsec) Trigger (mins)
300 Trigger 30
300 Trigger 30
400 Trigger 30
300 Trigger 30
300 Trigger 30
300 None 30
350 None 30
80 Trigger 30
150 Trigger Open
Indications
Strengthening Rehab
Atrophy Rehab
Sports Strengthening
Neurological Rehab
Early Muscle Activation or Detoning
Tone / Detone
Oedema Management
Facial Palsy
Acute Pain Management
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