20 devices · GMDN 45208
Interferential electrical stimulation system electrodes are components that conduct electrical currents from a pulse generator to specific body areas, typically used for pain treatment. These devices work by using two conductors placed at opposite corners of a square, delivering interfering frequencies that create a beat frequency at their difference.
These electrodes are reusable components designed for use with interferential electrical stimulation systems. They are regulated as medical devices and must meet specific safety and performance standards for their intended therapeutic applications.
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