Electromyostimulation is a method of using pulsed currents for therapy and for restoring the natural function of muscle fibers, tissues, nerves and internal organs.
Electromyostimulation is a method of using pulsed currents for therapy and for restoring the natural function of muscle fibers, tissues, nerves and internal organs.
Electromyostimulation is a method of using pulsed currents for therapy and for restoring the natural function of muscle fibers, tissues, nerves and internal organs.
Muscle stimulation has been known as a therapeutic method for a long time and has been actively used in physiotherapy for more than 20 years. The procedure was originally developed as exercise for bedridden patients who cannot get the necessary physical activity in the usual way.
Procedures at CSM Clinic are performed with the BTL-VAC II applicator connected to a BTL Smart / Premium unit (United Kingdom).
The therapeutic effect of the procedure is based on the combined action of pulses of different types of current together with vacuum stimulation.
The pulsed mode of vacuum therapy provides a massage that may help normalize metabolic processes and improve blood supply in the treated area. Electrodes with vacuum cups are placed on the problem area. The applicator allows procedures at 7 levels of vacuum intensity. Because the electrodes fit tightly against the patient's skin, the current penetrates deep into the tissues, acting on nerve fibers and reducing the transmission of pain impulses through the nervous system. The BTL-VAC II applicator has 2 independent outputs, which makes it possible to treat 2 problem areas at the same time.
Vacuum fixation allows precise targeting of the problem area while keeping the impulse from being lost.
Electromyostimulation may be recommended for conditions of the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, nervous, reproductive and urinary systems, as well as for rehabilitation after injuries and surgery.