Chattanooga Continuum Pain Relief Complete System
Description
Chattanooga Continuum Electrotherapy Pain Relief System
Chattanooga Continuum System is a portable 2-channel stimulator used by therapists in clinics and patients at home to provide electrical stimulation treatments in pain management (TENS) and neuro muscular stimulation (EMS/NMES). By combining TENS with NMES, users can simultaneously help manage pain, enhance exercise and re-train muscles. CAUTION: Federal Law (USA) restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician (or licensed practitioner).
Chattanooga Continuum Electrotherapy Pain Relief System Includes
- Chattanooga Continuum device
- Set of 2 pin cables
- User manual and practical guide
- Transportation pouch
- Hand Switch
Why choose the Chattanooga Continuum Kit?
| 1+1 Function
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| Hand Switch This handheld remote trigger can be used to easily activate stimulation, either by the clinician at a distance, or by the patient |
| Generating a strong contraction Continuum delivers muscle stimulation that is powerful whilst remaining comfortable. This allows users to push the intensity of stimulation without the recipient experiencing the sharp spiking sensations of less efficient waveforms. Thanks to this ability to utilise stronger stimulation, it can help the muscle work harder, helping it to grow stronger, faster. |
| Kick Stand Keep your hands free by deploying the kick stand during treatment. |
| Battery Powered Continuum runs on a pair of standard AA batteries. |
| Individually tailorable Continuum has 13 pre-programmed and two custom regimens for NMES and TENS. In addition to being able to control the treatment duration time, the device can modify waveform type (Symmetrical or Asymmetrical), pulse rates and durations (widths), cycling type, off times, channel ramp times, and on time. All of this allows the clinician to customize treatment to help meet the individual needs of each patient. |
| Belt Clip The simple belt clip fits over a belt or waistband. |
| Heel Switch When placed inside the user's shoe, this optional heel switch can be used to trigger muscle stimulation, useful for gait training and treatment of drop foot. |
When to use Chattanooga Continuum Electrotherapy System?
- This electrotherapy device is great for reeducation and activation of the muscles.
- There are benefits to using the Continuum both before and after an operation for the best therapeutic results.
- It should be used in conjunction with exercise.
- Common conditions to use NMES devices include total knee replacement, total shoulder replacement, rotator cuff surgery, ACL reconstruction, and ankle dorsiflexion weakness.
Benefits of Chattanooga Electrotherapy System
Minimize Shoulder Pain
Rehabilitation therapies after rotator cuff surgery using NMES and TENS, coupled with exercise, help to minimize pain, increase local circulation, and restore flexibility - enhancing recovery.
Knee
Reeducate weakened muscle as a result of disuse atrophy
Stroke Gait Control
Continuum's optional heel switch can be used for therapeutic gait training, triggering stimulation of the muscle during contact.
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