Chattanooga Continuum 2 Channel Electrotherapy System KIT

item 2600-kit comes with the unit, batteries, a pouch, lead wires and hand switch

The Chattanooga Continuum 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 neuromuscular stimulation (EMS/NMES). Clinicians and their patients can experience improved results by incorporating Continuum into their treatment. It is used to strengthen muscles to help prevent injury, or during recovery following trauma or surgery.Electrotherapy.

Along with its portability, the device’s optional remote switches make it suitable for functional rehabilitation. By combining TENS with NMES, users can simultaneously help manage pain and enhance exercise, thereby shortcutting the traditional muscle recovery cycle. The Continuum features a choice of program options including customizable waveforms, and you have a highly versatile and user-friendly rehabilitation tool that can help deliver optimal therapeutic outcomes.

The device is often use by physical therapists, chiropractors, and other healthcare professionals to treat a range of conditions. Including acute and chronic pain, muscle spasms, inflammation, and muscle weakness. The electrical stimulation can also help  improve circulation and promote tissue healing.

The Continuum is portable and easy to use, making it a convenient tool for healthcare professionals to use in their clinics.As well as for patients to use at home as directed by their healthcare provider. The device comes with electrodes and other accessories need for treatment. It can programmed with specific treatment protocols to ensure consistent and effective treatment.

Chattanooga Continuum electrotherapy Uses & Features

• Clinical Protocols and Indications for Acute pain
• Chronic pain
• Increased localized circulation
• Preventing or retarding disuse muscle atrophy
• Muscle re-education
• Joint range of motion
• Stroke muscle re-education
• User-defined protocols
• Electrotherapy
• Resource library
• Patient documentation

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