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Hypoalgesic Effects of Interferential Current Therapy on ...
Based on the results obtained from this study, IFC showed; firstly a hypoalgesic effect in increasing the pressure pain thresholds in healthy subjects.
Jorge P. Fuentes Contreras,
2007
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Electrotherapy Simplified - Pagina 254
These are electrical stimulating frequencies in the range of 1000–10000 Hz, which are either amplitude modulated (Interferential currents) or time modulated (Russian currents). INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT Interferential current is the ...
Basanta Kumar Nanda,
2008
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Electrotherapy: evidence-based practice - Pagina 312
Alon G (1987) Interferential current news. Phys Ther 67(2): 280–281. Alves-Guerreiro J, Noble JG, Lowe AS et al (2001) The effect of three electrotherapeutic modalities upon peripheral nerve conduction and mechanical pain threshold.
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Therapeutic Modalities: The Art and Science - Pagina 363
Reno, NV: International Academy of Physio Therapeutics, 1996. de Domenico G. Basic Guidelines for Interferential Therapy. Sydney: Theramed Boors, 1981. de Domenico G. New Dimensions in Interferential Therapy. A Theoretical and ...
Kenneth Knight, Kenneth L. Knight, David O. Draper,
2012
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Clinical Sports Medicine: Medical Management and ... - Pagina 218
Thus, interferential current uses high frequency carrier circuits to afford deeper penetration. The main use of interferential currents in sports is for pain reduction. Other clinical applications do include muscle stimulation, increased blood flow, ...
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Interferential Therapy: Rehabilitation of Musculoskeletal ...
The main objective of this review manuscript is to present an overview of various application procedures of the Interferential therapy and to determine its physiological effects upon the soft tissues i.e. muscles, fascia etc. so as to ...
Ghai Shashank, Shashank Ghai, Ishan Ghai,
2014
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Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS): ... - Pagina 204
Interferential current therapy delivers two out-of-phase currents (e.g. 2000 Hz and 2100 Hz) which overcome skin impedance and collide to generate an amplitudemodulated interference 'beat' wave (e.g. 100 Hz) within deep-seated tissue (for ...
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Textbook of Electrotherapy - Pagina 136
The principles of interferential therapy were first introduced by Ho Nemec (an Austrian scientist). Interferential currents are also known as Nemec's currents. In this two medium frequency currents are used to produce a low frequency effect.
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Current Therapy in Pain - Pagina 215
European studies have shown that "treatment of detrussor instability using devices that deliver interferential current is a reliable technique which is effective in cases of instability refractory to anticholinergic drugs." Whereas these devices have ...
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Body Treatments and Dietetics for the Beauty Therapist - Pagina 351
INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT (Muscle Contraction and Cellulite Treatment) Muscle contraction and improvement of vascular and lymphatic circulation can also be achieved by application of interferential currents to the body. The interferential ...