The NeuroTrac MultiTENS has dual channel TENS and EMS device for pain relief and muscle rehabilitation in one.
How does the MultiTENS work?
NeuroTrac introduce the MultiTENS which boasts the ability to run two programmes at once, allowing you to control your pain more effectively. Pain can be managed in two ways; via the 'pain gate mechanism' whereby pain signals are prevented from reaching the brain; and the release of endorphins - the body's natural pain killing hormone. The NeuroTrac MultiTENS delivers both of these methods at once.
The NeuroTrac MultiTENS also has the ability to deliver treatment in two different forms; TENS or EMS. In TENS, mild electrical impulses are sent through the skin via electrodes to modify the body's perception of pain.
TENS will not cure physiological conditions but is professionally recommended and used widely for managing pain associated with conditions such as Arthritis, Lumbago, Osteoporosis, Sciatica, Caner Pain, Period Pain and much, much more.
EMS treatment stimulates muscle and nerve fibres to treat a number of muscle and nerve related conditions such as sports injuries, continence and stroke. EMS is also popular with sports and fitness professionals to increase muscle strength and warm muscles prior to exercise.
The NeuroTrac MultiTENS has been vastly improved from previous NeuroTrac TENS units, not only in its dual function but it also boasts a clear, bright backlit LCD display and improved keypad with bigger, simple keys for ease of use. With the MultiTENS you get 13 pre-set TENS programmes, 4 EMS programmes and 3 available programmes for customisation by your therapist. These customisable programmes can contain up to 5 phases and feature a simple setup option for a single phase programme which you can set yourself.
The NeuroTrac MultiTENS Programmes
NeuroTrac MultiTENS has 13 pre-set TENS programmes which can be selected separately for each channel. These programmes are: Continuous high frequency 90 Hz for general pain relief, continuous high frequency 90Hz with lower pulse width, continuous high frequency 80 Hz, continuous high frequency 100 Hz, continuous medium frequency 10 Hz, continuous low frequency 2 Hz, continuous medium-high frequency 30 Hz, continuous low frequency 2 Hz, continuous high frequency 80 Hz, short impulses for small areas, BURST for local Endorphins, Modulated high frequency 100-65 Hz, Modulated medium - high frequency 10-90 Hz, HAN TENS. Low-high alternations.
NeuroTrac MultiTENS also has 4 pre-set NMS (Neuro Muscular Stimulation) programmes which are Work/Rest workout programmes to be used for muscle bulk increase, strengthening, etc. The four programmes are: High frequency 60Hz Work of 6 sec, followed by 8 sec Rest, Medium-High frequency Work of 6 sec, followed by 6 sec Rest, High frequency80Hz Work of 6 sec, followed by 8 sec Rest and High frequency 60Hz Work of 10 sec, followed by 10 sec Rest. This unit also has three customisable programmes as well.
Specifications and Features:
The latest NeuroTrac MultiTENS model now features a better LCD screen and better keypad, as well as, Multiphase custom programmes: Up to 5 phases can be configured for each of the three custom programmes. The custom programmes feature a simple setup of one phase only or an advanced setup of up to 5 phases. Comprehensive Statistics: The statistics are backed up by an internal calendar system. When locked, the unit record up to 5 sessions daily for up to 60 days. An easy to use menu system allows the therapist to review the statistics to ensure that the patient is using the unit correctly. Waveform: Asymmetrical, rectangular bi-phasic with zero DC current, Constant current, Max voltage: 180Volts +10/-30V. Modes: Continuous, Burst, Modulated and NMS (Work/Rest stimulation). Parameters: 0-90mA, 2-200Hz, 50-450µS. Lock mode function to measure the home compliance (mA and time used).
What do I get?
The NeuroTrac MultiTENS unit comes with a set of four electrode pads, the lead wires to connect the electrode pads to the unit, a 9v battery and a handy storage NeuroTrac bag. As well as the Operators Manual, containing all the information needed about the unit and programmes, also included is the Electrode Placement Manual, guiding you through which electrode pad shapes and sizes to use, and where to place them to achieve the best results.