Multi-modality physical therapy system

Definition

An assembly of electrically-powered devices designed to apply multiple different energies (e.g., light-energy, ultrasound, radio-frequency electrical stimulation, and microcurrent electrotherapy) either alone or in sequence, but not simultaneously, to noninvasively treat/prevent a variety of soft-tissue, neuromuscular, and musculoskeletal injuries/disorders (e.g., joint pain/inflammation, stiffness, soft tissue injuries, muscle atrophy, plantar fasciitis); it may in addition be used for aesthetic skin/body contouring (e.g., minimize cellulite, loose or wrinkled skin). It consists of a multi-modality control unit/generator, and dedicated applicators for the transcutaneous delivery of energy.

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2025-02-27 11:59:47