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schwa-medico TENStem eco basic 104041 Instruction Manual Download Page 20

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TENStem eco basic

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Polyneuropathy

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Pain of achilles tendon/heel pain

Electrode placement for dynamic

stimulation (P10, P11, P15)

The stimulation is not administered simultaneously on both channels. The
current flowes from one electrode to the other just like a wave undulating
on the body. This kind of stimulation is far more comfortable than traditional
neuro-muscular  stimulation.  Dynamic  stimulation  can  be  used  with  high
frequency  parameters  for  a  improved  pain  control  or  with  low  frequency
parameters for optimized muscle stimulation. This treatment method also has
an enhanced effect on lymphatic drainage stimulation.

The placement of electrodes for dynamic stimulation depends on the
direction of stimulation (rising/falling stimulation or sideways stimulation)

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Summary of Contents for TENStem eco basic 104041

Page 1: ...Art Nr 200506 TENStem eco basic Transcutaneous nerve and muscle stimulator Instruction Manual Art No 100863 V03 Art No 104041 ...

Page 2: ...tting date and time 8 Memory query mode 9 Resetting the memory 9 Battery change 9 Overview of key combinations 10 Pre set programs 10 User programs for own settings 15 Electrode placements for pain programs 17 Electrode placement for dynamic stimulation 20 Classification 21 Settings modifications and repairs 21 Warranty 21 Guarantee 22 Maintenance and cleaning 22 Delivery content 22 Frequently ask...

Page 3: ...an 40 C or a relative humidity of more than 90 Do not use the TENStem eco basic if it is not working properly or if it has been damaged in any way Be careful when using the TENStem eco basic near or on children Keep the unit away from children Always store the TENStem eco basic in its case to protect it from damage and dust To avoid reciprocal interference the TENStem eco basic should not be ope r...

Page 4: ...f the electrodes Skin intolerance which can result from the electrodes the electrode gel or the electric current impulses The physician should be consulted in cases of reddening burning itching or blistering under the electrodes or in the vicinity of the electrodes Slight skin reddening of short duration in the area of the electrodes following stimulation is quite normal because blood circu lation...

Page 5: ...e CE labelling of the involved notified body Technical data 2 channel nerve and muscle stimulator with electrically insulated channels 12 integrated constant current characteristic programs and from series C 3 user programs for own settings Power supply 6 0 V 4 x 1 5 V battery AAA type micro e g LR03 or 4 8 V 4 x 1 2 V rechargeable battery AAA Output current Max 100 mA therapy Approx 30 µA power d...

Page 6: ...6 programs 12 pre set 4 for own settings Large LCD that shows Selected program Therapy time Intensity two separated channels Frequency Pulse width Automatic cut off after 2 minutes of no use Easy handling via keypad Battery level control Electrode recognition the intensity is reduced to 0 if no electrodes are connected or not properly connected The selected program can be interlocked Saving and re...

Page 7: ... Starting the device Insert the batteries into the battery compartment no 5 Please also read the chapter Battery change for more information All symbols appear automatically on the display An acoustic signal indicates that the unit is ready for use Connecting electrodes and cables First connect the 2 mm diameter male connectors of the cables red and white connector on each cable to the black femal...

Page 8: ... key Switching OFF the device Press the key to switch OFF the device A single beep sounds The TENStem eco basic switches OFF automatically after 2 minutes if no key pressed Setting date and time From series C Before you can use the memory query mode you need to set the date and time Pressing and holding the E key for about 3 seconds leads you to the date time mode In date time mode the LCD shows t...

Page 9: ... of the last therapy session of the respective day until you reach the first ses sion of the respective day The right key shows you the parameters of the next therapy session until you reach the last session of the respective day Resetting the memory Pressing and holding the E button for about 5 seconds will delete all saved data The display shows Clr for about 2 seconds and the device can be used...

Page 10: ...ing memory query mode From series C Simultaneously press left and E key for 3 seconds Switching ON OFF the sound From series D Simultaneously press E key and right for 3 seconds Press E to change between sound on off Pre set programs Program 1 Gate control 1 Both channels work with the same frequency and pulse width Frequency 100 Hz Pulse width 200 μs Therapy time 30 min 10 to 90 min Indications A...

Page 11: ...ve joint or muscle pain spasms lower back pain neck pain fibromyalgia chronic pain This program is used to relax painful muscles and to achieve an endorphin release Endorphins have an analgesic effect that lasts beyond stimulation but you need to run program P3 to the end 30 min To achieve particularly good effects use kaada electrodes placement on the hand Program 4 Gate control low frequency The...

Page 12: ... stimulation with acupuncture type impulses to release endorphins and to retain the analgesic effect even beyond stimulation Frequency Time The duration of phase 1 and 2 is adjusted in the ratio 3 8 to 5 8 Program 6 HAN stimulation The device continuously changes between phase 1 and phase 2 Therapy time 30 min 10 to 90 min Phase 1 Phase 2 Frequency 100 Hz Frequency 2 Hz Pulse width 150 μs Pulse wi...

Page 13: ...ulse width 100 μs Modulation duration 7 5 s 2 Hz 80 Hz Therapy time 30 min 10 to 90 min Indications Acute nerve or joint pain as an alternative to P1 and P2 If you feel that the analgesic effect of program 1 or 2 is decreasing change to program 8 With frequency modulation the body does not become accustomed to the stimulation Program 9 Muscle stimulation The intensity continuously changes accordin...

Page 14: ...hrough this kind of stimulation is a natural reflex that you achieve e g by rubbing a painful area with your hands to calm acute pain To achieve the massage effect it is essential to use both channels of the TENStem eco basic Intensity Time Program 11 Gate control dynamic 2 The intensity continuously changes two channels operate alternately massage effect See illustration program 10 Frequency 80 H...

Page 15: ...ver because of the high frequency this program is often felt as less pleasant Furthermore high frequency stimulation needs more battery power Intensity Time User programs for own settings From series C Program 13 Gate control Both channels work with the same frequency and pulse width Frequency 1 120 Hz Pulse width 75 300 μs Therapy time 10 90 min Intensity Time Program 14 Muscle stimulation The in...

Page 16: ...requency 1 120 Hz Pulse width 75 300 μs Intensity modulation 1 s rise 1 s fall Therapy time 10 90 min Intensity Time Program 16 Iontophoresis Nerv block from series E Both channels work with the same frequency and pulse width The current is monophasic We do not recommend to use P16 for more than 20 minutes Check the skin underneath the electrodes after the stimulation Frequency 1 120 Hz Pulse widt...

Page 17: ...schwa medico TENStem eco basic 17 Electrode placements for pain programs Back pain Shoulder pain Epicondylitis ulnaris Epicondylitis radialis ...

Page 18: ...schwa medico TENStem eco basic 18 Arthrosis hip Kaada stimulation 1 channel only right handed left handed Blue Red Blue Red Sciatic pain Gonarthrosis knee pain Ankle joint pain 2 2 1 1 ...

Page 19: ...schwa medico TENStem eco basic 19 Trigeminus neuralgia Migraine Tension headache Polyarthritis ...

Page 20: ...undulating on the body This kind of stimulation is far more comfortable than traditional neuro muscular stimulation Dynamic stimulation can be used with high frequency parameters for a improved pain control or with low frequency parameters for optimized muscle stimulation This treatment method also has an enhanced effect on lymphatic drainage stimulation The placement of electrodes for dynamic sti...

Page 21: ... the law for medical devices Settings modifications and repairs The manufacturer is only responsible for the safety and performance of the TENStem eco basic when settings modifications and repairs are carried out by authorised persons and when TENStem eco basic is used in accordance with the operating instructions Warranty Legal right of warranty is applied according to German Civil Code Rising wa...

Page 22: ...ticle Art No 1 TENStem eco basic 104041 1 Cable type 7 1 pair 104741 1 Stimex self adhesive electrodes 281015 50 x 50 mm 4 pieces 4 1 5 V battery LR03micro AAA 604000 1 Operating Manual 100839 Frequently asked questions How many times a day can I use the TENStem eco basic We recommend to use the device 3 times a day The pre set therapy time of 30 minutes per program should not be extended After a ...

Page 23: ... and I feel that the stimulation is less effective This could be due to the following reasons The electrodes need to be changed Your body has adapted to the repeated stimulation We recommend to change the program or the placement of the electrodes Can electrodes adhere to hairy skin In case of strong hair growth we recommend to shave the skin before placing the electrodes but usually this is not n...

Page 24: ...ck P type offers patients lumbar vertebrae stabilization and support as well as easy stimulation provided by the integrated electrodes The pelotte with its massage nubs enhances the pain relieving effect MedicoBack P type may be used for slight or acute pain as well as for chronic pain in the lower back area Art No Article Size Length 107034 MedicoBack P type S 80 90 cm 107036 MedicoBack P type M ...

Page 25: ... Intensity level ON OFF Stop Increase intensity Decrease intensity Program choice Parameters of the program Running program Increase intensity Decrease intensity Socks Art No Article Size Pair 107023 Stimulation socks M 1 107024 Stimulation socks L 1 ...

Page 26: ... s 7 Burst Alternative to program 3 more comfortable 100 8 Modulation Alternative to the other programs in case of therapy resistance Au 2 H 9 Muscle stimulation Atrophy prophylaxis muscle strengthening Inc pau 10 Gate control dynamic 1 Muscle relaxation Int the Bo 11 Gate control dynamic 2 Muscle relaxation venous return Int the Bo 12 Deep TENS Muscular pain deep seatted pain Imp 200 User program...

Page 27: ...e 1 s pause 12 s automatic intensity adaption 50 250 30 Intensity within 1 s to maximum then within 1 s reduced to 50 Both channels in alternating operation 80 150 30 Intensity within 0 25 s to maximum then within 0 25 s reduced to 50 Both channels in alternating operation 80 150 30 Impuls packages of 4 impulses 200 µs between each impuls 100 75 30 Both channels 1 120 75 300 10 90 Increase 2 s wor...

Page 28: ...Strasse 41 43 35630 Ehringshausen Germany Tel 49 6443 8333 113 Fax 49 6443 8333 119 Email export schwa medico de www schwa medico com Manufacturer Pierenkemper GmbH Hoernsheimer Eck 19 35578 Wetzlar Germany Art Nr 451600 0265 Stand 2010 11 03 ...

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