KYP-4Computer audio drug import therapy device

Overview

The core circuit of the instrument is controlled by a microcomputer and consists of a host, output cables, and electrodes. It has two independent outputs, each of which can freely choose frequency, timing, output current, and output polarity (DC or AC).

DC output: It is a pulsating DC produced by rectifying a medium frequency equal amplitude sine wave, known as a unidirectional output audio current. Two channels of DC can be used to perform DC therapy or DC drug (ion) introduction therapy for two patients respectively.

Communication output: It is a medium frequency equal amplitude sine wave (audio), and the two currents can be used for audio therapy or medium frequency drug penetration test for two patients respectively.

When conducting a medium frequency drug penetration test, a velvet cloth cover can be soaked with drug solution and placed on one or two conductive electrode pads, fixed to the treatment site with straps. Alternatively, the drug solution can be evenly sprinkled on gauze, velvet cloth, or filter paper with an area similar to the velvet cloth cover, placed on the patient's treatment site, and then two conductive electrode pads with wet velvet cloth covers can be placed and fixed with straps.

Fixed frequency interference output: Two independent sine output currents in AC output have a small fixed frequency difference (16Hz, 32Hz, 64Hz) at the same frequency, generating static interference current. Crossing the two electrodes can provide fixed frequency interference treatment for a patient.

When performing fixed frequency interference therapy, electrodes A and B should be placed in a crossed position at the affected area of the human body. And adjust both A and B frequencies to the same frequency range. The two output currents must be adjusted synchronously, and both sets of output currents should be gradually increased to the required dose as much as possible.

KYP-4Computer audio drug import therapy deviceindication

It has a certain therapeutic effect on pain caused by knee osteoarthritis and cervical spondylosis, and has the function of direct current drug delivery.