22 devices · GMDN 36737
Interferential electrical stimulation systems are medical devices that use two slightly different electrical frequencies to create an interfering current that stimulates peripheral nerves through the skin. These systems are primarily used to manage and relieve intractable pain by targeting specific treatment points with the generated beating frequency.
When browsing this category, readers should know that these devices typically consist of an external pulse generator and electrodes that are placed to create the interference effect at the desired treatment site. Some systems may include additional electrodes for other types of electrical stimulation or therapeutic massage functions.
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