Programs; Preset Programs - DJO CEFAR REHAB X2 Manual De Instrucciones

7. PROGRAMS

PRESET PROGRAMS – TENS
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CEFAR REHAB X2 has six preset TENS programs for pain relief. The program overview below shows the
stimulation mode and parameter settings for each program. For information on treating various pain
conditions with TENS, see the clinical guide last in this manual. For further information on programs
P4–P5, see chapter FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS .
P1
– CONVENTIONAL TENS
High-frequency stimulation that causes a
ting ling sensation. This is often the first choice
for both acute and long-term pain.
Frequency
Pulse duration
Total program time
P2
– BURST TENS
Low-frequency stimulation that produces vis-
ible muscle contractions. The pain relief sets
in slower but lasts longer than conventional
TENS.
Frequency
Pulse duration
Total program time
P3
– MODULATED PULSE DURATION
TENS
A type of high-frequency stimulation where
the pulse duration varies continuously. This
can cause an undulating sensation, which
may be more pleasant than constant pulse
duration.
Frequency
Pulse duration 1
Pulse duration 2
Modulation time
Total program time
P4
– MIXED FREQUENCY TENS
A combination of high- and low-frequency
stimulation, which can lead to a more effec-
tive pain relief treatment.
80 Hz Frequency 1
180 µs Frequency 2 (burst)
– – min. Pulse duration
Modulation time
Total program time
P5
– FLOW TENS
An alternating stimulation causing a mas-
saging and pumping effect that can be used
2 Hz
for pain
180 µs relief and increased circulation in the
stimulated area. Always use 2 channels and 4
– – min.
electrodes.
Frequency
Pulse duration 1
Pulse duration 2
Modulation time
Total program time
P6
– GUIDE TO INTRAMUSCULAR
80 Hz
INJECTIONS
70 µs
A program used to increase the precision of
180 µs
intramuscular botox (botulinum toxin) injec-
2 sec.
tions. These injections are used for spasticity,
dystonia, facial hemi spasm and bruxism.
– – min.
Frequency
Pulse duration
Total program time
80 Hz
2 Hz
180 µs
3/3 sec.
– – min.
80 Hz
70 µs
180 µs
2 sec.
– – min.
1 Hz
50 µs
– – min.