Treatment Principle:
Infrared light heat effect mechanism
The product is based on characteristics that normal tissue and lesions absorbe energy of light irradiation on certain wavelengths selectively.
In high-power irradiation, it will cure pathologic tissue in a relatively short time protein and produce a series of benign reaction to promote a new generation of squamous cell to create and restore wound, then accomplish cure. For cervical erosion, the cure rate can reach up to 98%. After cure, theres no scar left with surface smooth and flexibility restored.
In low-power irradiation, it can lead to peripheral nerve excited to kill pain, and also spur local vascular dilation, blood flow faster, which can eliminate venous congestion, improve local blood circulation and promote inflammation dissipated. This therapy is applied in treatment for facial features, dermatology, mammary and anorectal disease.
The fulguration instrument uses high-frequency current and metallic touch needle in close to human body focus, which produces high electric field strength to make gas molecule ionizing in the small gap between needle and organization, and appear ion flames in the temperature about 3000 in a twinkling ,making the pathological organization gasify and disappear. Meanwhile, there is a thin concretion underneath the gasification layer, which can obstruct blood flow, and protect surface organizations, making wound quickly recovered.
Function & Trait:
Type: Push type, mobile
Micro-computer control, Cold breeze
Main components: Physiotherapy head (large area irradiation therapy)
Therapy head (small area irradiation therapy) with two light-guide rods
Fulguration instrument
Safeguard: Protection device including over-voltage, over-current and short circuit inside the host
Monitor board: LED (Digital tube) Display
Light-guide rod: Crystal (High light penetration)
Host Material: ABS injected-plastic with paint on surface
Adaptation disease:
Cervical erosion,Cervical polypusis, Vulval Pruritus, Vulval mast, Pointed Condyloma, Pelvic inflammation, Annexitis.
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