This type of stimulation is characterized by the crossing of two electrical medium , independent frequencies that work together to effectively stimulate large impulse fibers. Because of the frequency the interferential wave meets low impedances. When crossing the skin to enter the underlying tissue. This deep tissue penetration can be adjusted to stimulate motor nerve fibers for increased contraction of muscle. Interfenetial stimulation differs from NMS because it allows a deeper penetration of the tissue with more comfort and increased circulation.
IFT - 24
IFT - 16
Neuromuscular stimulation uses low frequencies to stimulate contraction of muscles. This low frequency electrical current is similar to the electrical impulses produced by the brain to perform a contraction of muscles. Neuromuscular stimulation uses electrical impulses by lead wires and electrodes to bring the electrical current to an individual muscle or muscle group. A contraction and relaxation rhythm is created in the muscle which helps to relieve muscle spasms, re-educates muscles, advances range of motion and resumption of motor control, helps prevent or retard muscle atrophy from disuse and increase local blood circulation. The treatment is safe and without any side effect and after the initial newness of the tingling sensation from the electrical current, can even become relaxing for the patient.
EMS - 32
EMS - 24'D'