9 matching records for Electro Light Therapy.
A fixed or variable focal distance unit used to project a light pattern, e.g., grid or crosshatch, that aids in the positioning of patients during diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy, or treatment planning procedures. It is intended to enable precise and ...
A fixed or variable focal distance lasing device assembly designed to project a harmless beam (light pattern) onto a patient's skin or other alignment device. It is typically used to position and/or monitor the position of a patient during diagnostic imagin...
An electronic, portable, head-worn or hand-operated device intended to be operated by a layperson affected by scalp hair loss (i.e., receding hairline/baldness due to androgenic alopecia) to stimulate hair growth on the scalp through the application of sche...
An electronic, portable, head-worn or hand-operated device intended to be operated by a layperson affected by scalp hair loss (i.e., receding hairline/baldness due to androgenic alopecia) to stimulate hair growth on the scalp through the application of sche...
An electrically-powered assembly of devices intended to use multiple therapeutic modalities [e.g., intense pulsed light (IPL), laser, radio-frequency (RF) energy, microcurrent electrotherapy, electronic muscle stimulation (EMS), microdermabrasion, hydraderm...
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 nonin...
An assembly of electrically-powered devices designed for professional use to apply multiple different energies (e.g., light-energy, ultrasound, radio-frequency electrical stimulation, electrotherapy) either alone or in sequence, but not simultaneously, to n...
A mobile, mains electricity (AC-powered) assembly of 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 simulta...
An assembly of electrically-powered devices designed for professional use to apply multiple different energies (e.g., light-energy, ultrasound, radio-frequency electrical stimulation, electrotherapy) either alone or in sequence, but not simultaneously, to n...