Saneo 4SPORT, Instruction Manual

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TENS therapy
TENS therapy can be excellently suitable to treat acute of chronic pain. Many professional and/or extreme sportsmen use among
others this type of therapy to treat or prevent sports injuries, strains or tensions.
Prog Range of application Mode of operation Duration (min) Frequency (Hz) Pulse width (µs)
1 Acute pain I,
neuropathic or chronic pain Continuous stimulation 30 100 200
2 Acute pain II,
Prevention of therapy resistance Frequency modulation 30 8-100 250
3 Muscle pain Continuous stimulation 30 100/4 150@100Hz,
200@4Hz
4 Tension of musculature I Cyclic stimulation 30 4/6/8 250
5 Tension of musculature II Amplitude modulation 30 75 150
6 Spine syndromes
(cervical spine, vertebral, lumbar spine) Continuous stimulation 30 110 180
7 Knee, joint or tendon
complaints, phantom pain Continuous stimulation 30 40 200
8 Rheumatic joint complaints Frequency modulation 30 2-8 250
9 Menstrual complaints Continuous stimulation 30 8 200
10 Blood circulation disorders (Kaada-application) Continuous stimulation 30 2 250
Massage therapy
After an extensive and productive training is particularly important to loosen and relax the musculature. Suffi cient resting phases help
the musculature to regenerate, to further build up and to strengthen. The musculature can be loosened by different forms of the massa-
ge and like this it leads to relaxation.
Prog Type Description Duration (min) Frequency (Hz) Pulse width (µs)
1 Special massage Relaxation massage 20 4-8 600
2 Activation massage 20 2-8 600
3 Flow massage 20 2-6 600
4 Leg-bum-tum massage 20 2-60 200
5 Circulation massage 20 8-100 300
6 Vein massage 20 4-7 700
7 Wellness massage Tap massage 30 5-80 250
8 Tap and grip massage 30 8-65 300-500
9 Knead and grip massage 30 60-100 400-500
10 Combi massage 30 7-100 250-500
Programs