I. MTZ-F Computerized Medium Frequency Electrotherapy Device Product Overview

This product, the MTZ-F Computerized Medium Frequency Electrotherapy Device, is one of the specifications in the MTZ series of computerized medium frequency electrotherapy devices produced by our company.

This product utilizes medium frequency electrical principles to act on the human body. It consists of a main unit, leads, and electrode pads. It features two independently operated bipolar (medium frequency) and iontophoresis output channels. Functions include preset programs, output current amplitude display, treatment time display, and thermotherapy. The device is easy to operate and suitable for use in hospitals and sanatoriums at all levels.

This product comes with 20 built-in multi-step program medium frequency current therapy prescriptions (including 1 iontophoresis therapy prescription).

To ensure proper use of the machine, please read this instruction manual carefully before operation.

II. Structural Composition

This product consists of a main unit, leads, and electrode pads.

III. MTZ-F Computerized Medium Frequency Electrotherapy Device Scope of Application

This product can stimulate neuromuscular tissue, soften scars, and release adhesions. It has analgesic effects, promotes the dissipation of inflammation, improves local blood circulation, and features drug iontophoresis functionality. However, the body may easily develop adaptability.

Examples of indications:

Stimulation of nerves and muscles: Muscle dysfunction after nerve or muscle injury, disuse muscle atrophy, constipation, vocal cord paralysis, gastrop ptosis, urinary retention.

Analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects: Frozen shoulder, lateral epicondylitis, cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, degenerative osteoarthropathy, rheumatic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, sprains, contusions, myofasciitis, muscle strain, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, chronic pharyngitis, mammary gland hyperplasia, sciatica, peripheral nerve injuries, joint contractures, chronic prostatitis, delayed union of fractures.

Scar softening and adhesion release: Scars, scar contractures, postoperative adhesions, intestinal adhesions, stenosing tenosynovitis, post-injection indurations.