I-Tech MIO-PERISTIM, User Manual

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IACER S.r.l. 30 di 36 MNPG20 Rev. 03 08/10/10
DO not use in cases of
arteriosclerosis
Magnesium
chloride
(Sol. 10%) Positive Analgesic, sedative,
Fibrolytic Substitute for calcium
chloride
cases with
arteriosclerosis
Potassium iodide Negative Sclerolytic, emollient Scars, adhesions,
Dupuytren’s disease,
cheloidis
Lysine
acetylsalicylate Negative Antiphlogistic and
analgesic Arthrosis
Flectadol, Aspegic Negative Analgesic Arthrosis extra/intra-
articular rheumatism
Local anaesthetics
(Novocaine,
lidocaine) Negative Local anaesthesia,
trigeminal neuralgia
Benzydamine Positive Antiphlogistic and
analgesic Rheumatoid arthritis
Diclofenac sodium Positive/Negative Antiphlogistic and
analgesic Bruising
Orudis, voltaren,
Feldene,
Lometacen, Arfen,
Tilcotil, Axera,
Naprosyn Negative Anti-inflammatory Degenerative and extra-
articular rheumatism,
gout
Piroxicam Positive Antiphlogistic and
analgesic Sprains
Sodium salicylate
(1%-3%) Negative Analgesic Articular rheumatism,
acute decongestant,
myalgia
Ketoprofene,
Lysine salt Positive/negative Anti-inflammatory Arthrosis, arthritis
Thiomucase Negative Antiedemic Post-trauma and post
surgical oedema due to
venous insufficiency
If the drug used is not included in the above list, determine the polarity from the package or consult
the prescribing doctor or dispensing pharmacist.
Stored programs
PRG Hz Impulse
width Contraction/relaxation
time Therapy
time Program details
P1 45Hz 180µs 3 sec/7 sec 25 min. Urinary stress incontinence
+ faecal
P2 50Hz 180µs 6 sec/9 sec 25 min. Urinary stress incontinence
P3 50Hz 180µs 8 sec/12 sec 25 min. Urinary stress incontinence
Programs for the treatment of urinary stress incontinence in women and faecal incontinence in men
(only P1), designed for strengthening pelvic floor and perineal muscles with poor functioning, or
sphincter muscles with low contracting capacity. The stimulation must be as strong as possible,
without being painful, and it is helpful if the patient participates actively in the muscles contractions. It
is also suggest that this training be combined with patient’s own exercises for pelvic floor muscles.
Recommended treatment time: 3-5 times a week.
Use vaginal probe for the treatment of urinary
incontinence in women, and anal probe for faecal incontinence both for men and women.