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Manual for dynamic electrostimulation using

DiaDENS-T and DiaDENS-DT devices

General Editor,

V.V. Chemyshev, Medical Consultant for DENAS MS Corporation

Editor,

K.Yu. Cheremkhin, Medical Director of DENAS MS Corporation

Authors:

A.A. Vlassov, Doctor of Medicine, Associate Professor, Head of Department of DENAS MS Corporation;
V.V. Malakhov, Doctor of Medicine, researcher for DENAS MS Corporation;
N.B. Nikolaeva, researcher for DENAS MS Corporation;
A.A. Safronov, researcher for DENAS MS Corporation;
M.V. Umnikova, Doctor of Medicine, Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine and Advanced Training Faculty at Ural State Medical Academy.
E-book version was created by Pavel Maslennikov, doctor-neurologist, manager, web-programmer.

[email protected]

http://www.denasms.com

http://www.jpastar.com

http://www.zoodens.com

Reviewers:

A.M. Vassilenko, Doctor of Medicine, Professor, Head of Department of Reflex and Manual

at Moscow State Medical-Sanitary

University (City of Moscow).
This publication is an appendix to "Manual for Dynamic Electrostimulation Using DENAS Devices." The publication describes in detail the
advantages of DiaDENS-T and DiaDENS-DT devices as compared to DENAS devices, lists additional treatment methods for various
diseases, using the new expanded diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities afforded by DiaDENS devices

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Page 1: ...reated by Pavel Maslennikov doctor neurologist manager web programmer E mail info denasms com Web http www denasms com http www jpastar com http www zoodens com Reviewers A M Vassilenko Doctor of Medicine Professor Head of Department of Reflex and Manual THERAPY at Moscow State Medical Sanitary University City of Moscow This publication is an appendix to Manual for Dynamic Electrostimulation Using...

Page 2: ... 2 MED PROGRAM CHAPTER 4 DEVICE TREATMENT ZONES AND DATA PROCESSING METHODS 1 ZONE OF FRONTAL PROJECTION OF PATIENT S COMPLAINT 2 SEGMENTAL ZONES 3 UNIVERSAL GENERAL ZONES 4 TRIGGER ZONES 5 VARIOUS SPECIAL ZONES 6 CONCORDANCE SYSTEM ZONES AND POINTS 7 THE MAIN ZONES OF RESUSCITATIVE THERAPY CHAPTER 5 RECOMMENDED TREATMENT PROCEDURES AND DIADENS DEVICE TECHNIQUE SCHEME 1 COMPLAINT IS COMPLEX AND LO...

Page 3: ...e Included in the shipment of DiaDENS devices Diagnostic electrode an outside electrode for electropuncture diagnostics in BIOREPER and FOLL programs Consists of a passive electrode and an active electrode Included in the shipment of DiaDENS devices LCD liquid crystal display a small display located on the front part of DiaDENS devices Skin impedance full electrical resistance of the skin surface ...

Page 4: ...osterior zone of the meridian midpoint or the posterior midpoint line of the body area of skin with a universal trend It covers the spinous processes of vertebrae the central course down from the second cervical vertebra to the last sacral vertebra The spinous processes of vertebrae are situated on the back and can easily be felt in almost all people Concordance points of paravertebral zone a pair...

Page 5: ...f body systems before during and after treatment thus assessing the effectiveness of the THERAPY DiaDENS DT device contains the unique BIOREPER program and the time tested FOLL methodprogram which allow for the fast assessment of the functional state of internal organs and meridians the ascertainment of compatibility between pharmaceutical preparations and cosmetics and the prevention of administr...

Page 6: ...ble as well as manual therapy balneal water and mud methods phytotherapy homeopathy therapeutic physical exercises and dieting as well as with drug therapy DENS combines well with symptomatic therapy e g in simultaneous application of analgesic non narcotic as well as narcotic range and spasmolytic preparations the dosage of pharmacological drugs will then be reduced as well as the duration of the...

Page 7: ...ensity press the IN TENSITY button repeatedly until the patient experiences a light pleasant tingling sensation NOTE The level of intensity is controlled subjectively according to the patient s sensations when the skin surface comes into contact with the electrodes The pain sensation threshold should not be exceeded When switching the device on minimum energy range will be automatically set Having...

Page 8: ...Y to increase the frequency and FREQUENCY to decrease the frequency When the device is switched on the automatic frequency value is set at 77 Hz If the intention is to use the in built electrode place the electrode on the relevant zone When operating external electrodes for points or zones insert one of the electrodes into the corresponding socket on the right hand side of the device and place the...

Page 9: ... the procedure should begin at a frequency of 200 Hz until the pain subsides and then continued at frequencies of 77 and 20 Hz with 3 5 minutes being spent at each frequency For treatment of the frontal projection zone both the stationary and the labile ways of treatment can be used as well as the labile stationary way The duration of the treatment on the zone depends on the presence or absence of...

Page 10: ... as an independent curative method The purpose of DENS is to eliminate or to substantially reduce the existing symptoms NOTE The first and quite often the only sign of serious dis ease may be a pain that suddenly appears at any localisation Therefore if unprecedented attacks of pain occur and reoccur continuously and pain intensity becomes stronger it is necessary to consult a doctor urgently In a...

Page 11: ...cedures should be 30 45 minutes in children and 1 5 hours in adults In the event of an acute illness treatment must be finished after the elimination of the symptoms Clinical example During epidemic of influenza in an otherwise healthy patient acute respiratory viral disease ARVD symptoms appear suddenly This is an acute illness The patient suffers from a head cold a cough fever and he or she feel...

Page 12: ...cribed in Chapters 6 7 Guide for dynamic electroneurostimulation using DENAS devices with due consideration of the possibility of using the TEST and SCREENING program as well as the extended frequencies of the DiaDENS device 1 The most frequently used auricular points in diseases of respiratory organs 1 Rhinitis nasal stuffiness cold rhinitis AT 13 AT 14 AT 16 AT 55 AT 95 2 Cough suffocation croup...

Page 13: ...AT 14 AT 15 AT 33 AT 95 AT 13 AT 71 2 Pain in the throat hoarse voice cough laryngitis pharyngitis tonsillitis sore throat AT 10 AT 15 AT 13 AT 55 AT 73 AT 74 AT 75 3 Earache deafness otitis neurosensory deafness auditory neuritis AT 9 AT 13 AT 37 AT 82 AT 95 3 The most frequently used auricular points in diseases of the digestive organs 1 Stomach pain nausea vomiting abdominal distension ...

Page 14: ...rhoids AT 81 AT 91 AT 87 AT 97 AT 55 4 The most frequently used auricular points in diseases of the kidneys and urinary tract 1 Pain in the small of the back frequent and painful urination pyelonephritis urolithiasis glomerulonephritis cystitis urethritis AT 95 AT 92 AT 94 AT 51 AT 55 AT 38 AT 13 AT 22 AT 82 AT 26a ...

Page 15: ...7 AT 37 AT 55 AT 95 AT 13 4 Pain in the hip joint AT 50 AT 38 AT 40 AT 55 AT 95 AT 13 5 Pain in the knee joint AT 49 AT 40 AT 55 AT 95 AT 13 6 Pain in the ankle joint AT 48 AT 40 AT 55 AT 95 AT 13 7 Pain in the spine cervical segment AT 37 AT 29 AT 121 AT 55 AT 95 AT 51 AT 26A 8 Pain in the spine thoracic segment AT 39 AT 37 AT 55 AT 95 AT 51 AT 26A 9 Pain in the spine lumbar sacral segment AT 40 ...

Page 16: ... AT 33 AT 35 AT 25 AT 28 AT 29 AT 26a AT 55 AT 51 AT 121 2 Facial pains neuralgia of the trigeminal nerve AT 11 AT 26a AT 25 AT 55 AT 37 AT 29 AT 51 AT 82 Postinsult conditions paralyses consequences of the brain lesions and infectious of the central nervous system AT 37 AT 38 AT 39 AT 40 AT 82 AT 29 AT 55 AT 51 AT 25 ...

Page 17: ... arterial hypertension hypertension hypertensive crisis AT 105 AT 59 AT 78 AT 95 AT 100 AT 55 AT 29 AT 34 AT 19 3 Pain in the legs intermittent claudication diseases of peripheral arteries AT 38 AT 40 AT46 AT 47 A 51 AT 55 AT 97 4 Heaviness in the legs oedemas extended coiled veins varicose nodes trophic ulcers on the legs syndrome of chronic venous failure varicose diseases of the lower extremiti...

Page 18: ...8 The most frequently used auricular points in endocrine diseases 1 Diabetes mellitus AT 97 AT 96 AT 22 AT 55 AT 13 AT 45 AT 40 AT 82 2 Thyroid gland diseases AT 45 AT 13 AT 55 AT 22 AT 37 AT 28 ...

Page 19: ...trual cycle disorders AT 58 AT 13 AT 95 AT 55 AT 34 AT 56 AT 40 AT 23 AT 82 2 Pain in the lower abdomen inflammatory and other diseases of female reproductive organs AT 23 AT 56 AT 58 AT 34 AT 82 AT 13 AT 22 AT 95 AT 55 3 Hypogalactia AT 44 AT 39 AT 28 AT 82 4 Lactostasis lactation mastitis AT 39 AT 44 AT 55 AT 82 AT 95 AT 13 ...

Page 20: ...diseases of male genitalia 1 Pain in the lower abdomen in the genitalia area prostatitis urethritis orchitis epididymoorchitis AT 56 AT 55 AT 38 AT 93 AT 92 AT 32 AT 34 AT 22 AT 95 2 Sexual function disorders AT 55 AT 93 AT 58 AT 23 AT 32 AT 78 AT 34 ...

Page 21: ...smetology 1 Rash spots skin abscesses skin itch pyodermia psoriasis neurodermatitis eczema pustular fungal and other skin diseases AT 51 AT 55 AT 13 AT 22 AT 91 AT 89 AT 71 AT 97 2 Facial care AT 11 AT 87 AT 55 AT 95 3 Cellulitis obesity AT 17 AT 18 AT 84 AT 87 AT 22 AT 82 ...

Page 22: ... most frequently used auricular points in eye diseases 1 Refraction disorders cyclospasm myopia hypermetropia astigmatism glaucoma cataract inflammatory eye diseases AT 8 AT 24A AT 97 AT 51 AT 55 AT 95 AT 13 ...

Page 23: ...13 The most frequently used auricular points in diseases of oral mucous membrane and dental jaw system 1 Toothache AT1 AT5 AT6 AT7 AT8 2 Stomatitis parodontitis parodontosis AT 2 AT 3 AT 84 AT 13 AT 97 ...

Page 24: ...ular points in children s diseases 1 Infantile cerebral paralysis AT 55 AT 8 AT 51 AT 37 AT 38 AT 39 AT 40 AT 29 AT 34 2 Neurotic stuttering logoneurosis AT 55 AT 8 AT 51 AT 37 AT 29 AT 34 3 Enuresis AT 29 AT 51 AT 34 AT 92 AT 95 AT 55 ...

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Page 26: ...les joint dislocations AT 26a AT 55 AT 25 and AT corresponding to the contusion area with the same name 2 Bone fractures AT 26a AT 55 AT 25 AT 51 and AT corresponding to the fractured area and with the same name as the fractured bones 3 Wounds AT 13 AT 55 AT 82 AT 71 and AT corresponding to the fractured area and with the same name as the fractured bones 5 Burns AT 13 AT 55 AT 95 AT 97 AT 82 AT 28...

Page 27: ...uently used auricular points in some emergency conditions 1 Unconscious patient uncertain situation AT 13 AT 100 AT 82 2 Fever high body temperature AT 28 AT 13 AT 95 AT 34 AT 97 3 Shock AT 13 AT 22 AT 51 AT 100 AT 34 ...

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Page 29: ...requency When the device is switched on the automatic frequency value is set at 77 Hz If the intention is to use the in built electrode place the electrode on the relevant zone When operating external electrodes for points or zones insert one of the electrodes into the corresponding socket on the right hand side of the device and place the electrode onto the skin Select the power of influence as s...

Page 30: ...NFORMATION ON THE SPECIFICS OF USING THE DIADENS DEVICE Appearance of the DiaDENS devices Control terminals More details on the appearance of DiaDENS devices and control terminals are given in the manual of the device Appearance of the front side of the DiaDENS T device ...

Page 31: ...Appearance of the front side of the DiaDENS DT device Appearance of the back side of both the DiaDENS T and DiaDENS DT devices Remote nerve point curative electrode ...

Page 32: ...sity of the electrostimulation may be increased or decreased depending on changes in the patient s sensitivity as well as any elimination of the pain syndrome Thus in moderately pronounced disorders of the peripheral nerve functions for example numbness paresthesia paresis ER 1 and ER 2 exposure should be used whereas in cases of obvious pain ER 3 is appropriate Frequencies of Electric Impulse App...

Page 33: ...device are moved smoothly over the suggested operating area without breaking contact with the skin surface at a velocity of 0 5 to 2 3 cm per second Stationary labile when the device s electrodes can be held for some time in specific skin areas Only stationary TEST and SCREENING and MED programs can be applied In the THERAPY program all the modes stationary labile and stationary labile can be used...

Page 34: ...button repeatedly until the word SCREENING appears on the screen Place the electrodes onto the selected skin zone Set the level of intensity by pressing the INTENSITY button until the patient experiences a light pleasant tingling sensation Upon application of electrodes on the skin surface the device automatically starts to measure the change in electrical resistance on the skin in this zone in re...

Page 35: ...ments includingtheoptimum humidity of the skin and the removal of any metallic attire There are some requirements for the premises where the procedure is held There should be no x ray installations or sources of electromagnetic radiation nearby or any sources of static electricity To eliminate diagnostic errors Foll recommended that three measurements of the same area be carried out as well as 3 o...

Page 36: ...ly NOTE During the tests the operator must not touch the patient with both hands at the same time To enter the FOLL program switch on the device plug in the diagnostic electrodes to the corresponding port and press F button NOTE The patient must hold the passive electrode in the hand opposite the side being tested for example while testing the left hand or the left foot the passive electrode must ...

Page 37: ...ne Bladder urinary and reproduction system V VII Dysfunctions diseases and pathological states of the urinary and the reproductive system talocrural and knee joints Kidneys R VIII Dysfunctions diseases and pathological states of kidneys the renal duct the rectum various branches of nervus vagus and the sternoclavicular joint Pericardium vascular system MC IX Dysfunctions diseases and pathological ...

Page 38: ...e measurement sign When the difference exceeds 5 points this indicates activation of pathological processes in the organs included in the meridian In addition to estimating reference values of measurements at end points and registration of the index decrease effect it is important to compare reference values of measurements in end points of each meridian on the right and left palm and foot The asy...

Page 39: ...no negative influence on the body Treatment is possible Lower than Norm Norm Has positive influence on the body Treatment is beneficial Higher than Norm Norm Has positive influence on the body Treatment is beneficial Lower than Norm Still lower Has negative influence on the body Treatment is harmful Higher than Norm Still Higher Has negative influence on the body Treatment is harmful ...

Page 40: ...ntended to assess the functional state of internal organs and systems and not to diagnose the disease Historical Note The treatises of Chinese national medicine say that the auricle is the centre of the main meridians through which the ear is connected to other organs of the body Ancient Greeks thought that the auricle was connected to brain sections and internal organs Doctors in many countries o...

Page 41: ...ntinuous monitoring of the patient s state of health and expedient decision making concerning the effectiveness of treatment The reflex diagnostics method which is based on measurement of bioelectric parameters in acupuncture points is currently the most popular and the Foil method described above is the best known of those methods as is also the method of Japanese doctor I Nakatani which is also ...

Page 42: ... of certain parts of the ear its size age changes and the difference between the right ear and the left ear are individual However any auricle will always have certain anatomic parts in any case Auricle Examination Determining the Degree of Pain Tolerance Aches and pains and other sensations in the auricle the condition of the skin such as hyperaemia reddening of the skin pustules or scarring and ...

Page 43: ...head and the brain on the antitragus zone VI The lower part of the head the mouth cavity the nasal cavity and the larynx on the tragus zone II posterior auricular groove zoneV Glands of internal secretion zones are located in the intertragic notch zone IV The torso and the spine are projected onto the anthelix zone VII The projection of the upper extremities is located in the navicula zone XI The ...

Page 44: ...uring the testing the patient should sit or lie down comfortably NOTE During the examination the physician must not touch the patient with both hands at the same time During the testing the patients arms and legs must not be crossed or touch each other Switch on the device Insert the diagnostic electrodes into the corresponding sockets To enter the BIOREPER program press button Let the patient hol...

Page 45: ...with the table found below Based on this information conclusions are drawn on the energy levels of separate organs and a therapeutic procedure is chosen The points showing maximum deviations from the normal value in either direction must be treated in THERAPY program at the frequency of 20 60 or 77 Hz in ER 2 mode for 2 to 3 minutes each no more than 3 points per procedure THERAPY may include infl...

Page 46: ...alization internal surface of the antitragus symmetric to AP35 at the external surface of antitragus in the middle of its base in the very middle of the distance between AP29 and AP33 AP 28 HYPOPHYSIS Localization in the center of the upper third of antitragus in the middle between AP25 and AP30 AP 29 OCCIPUT Localization in the middle of the upper third of the antitragus external surface just bel...

Page 47: ...onchae and cavum conchae AP 88 DUODENUM Localization at the upper border of the helix crus above AP87 along the beginning of the crus AP 89 SMALL INTESTINE Localization at the upper border of the helix crus above AP88 and along the crus AP 91 LARGE INTESTINE Localization at the upper border of the helix crus near its transition to the ascending branch of the helix above AP82 AP 92 BLADDER Localiza...

Page 48: ...point at a frequency of 10 Hz for another 5 minutes in the stationary mode To enter the MED program carry out the following steps Switch on the device Set the frequency to 10 Hz by pressing the FREQUENCY button until the value F 10 appears Place the in built electrodes onto the skin e g the he gu zone ju san li or any other zone Set the frequency as shown above see Chapter 1 Section 2 NOTE Do not ...

Page 49: ...e in any diseases or pathological processes to increase the effectiveness of the DENS procedure Segmental zones can be conditionally divided into zones of particular and universal trends Segmental Zones of Particular Applications Treatment of segmental zones of particular application is geared toward regulation of functions of certain organs such as liver kidneys prostate etc ...

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Page 51: ...ema tension of occipital muscles headache in the back of the head torticollis pain in the shoulder area in the back in the small of the back paralysis of upper extremities Pain and oedema of mucous membrane in throat chronic rhinitis coryza sense of smell disorders nasal haemorrhages Eye diseases Mental diseases neurasthenia maniacal conditions 3 D1 Migraine and other head aches dizziness poor mem...

Page 52: ... dyspepsia cholecystitis Diabetes mellitus Pain in abdomen back pain and lumbago urinary tract infections D7 D8 Back pain and lumbago Mucous discharges from the nose nosebleeds coughing pleurisy Pain in the chest hypochondrium and pain in the heart area Anorexia dyspepsia vomiting diarrhoea decreased peristalsis irregular stool constipation wind borborygmus spasm of oesophagus and stomach pain in ...

Page 53: ...ernal surface of knee joint paralysis and disturbances of sensitivity of lower extremities lumbago Diarrhoea intestinal colic borborygmi abdominal distension constipation rectal prolapse enterocolitis enteritis colitis haemorrhoid Urinary incontinence cystitis nephritis Disturbance of the menstrual cycle and other gynaecological diseases Diseases of male genitalia L4 L5 Arterial hypertension Paral...

Page 54: ...ENING programs in the stable mode at ER 1 or ER 2 with revealing the Trigger zones Apart from segmental responses treatment of this zone will result in a general adaptive response in the form of normalization of the vegetative nervous system functional condition on a widespread basis This makes it possible to use treatment of the cervical collar zone in diseases of the brain vessels chronic inflam...

Page 55: ...the body on both sides Treatment upon this zone is performed using the TEST or SCREENING programs at the ER 2 range with exposure of the Trigger zones In this zone DENS treatment has an effect upon blood supply and trophism of the small pelvis and the lower limbs Treatment of the lumbar sacral zone is given in instances of diseases of the lower limbs intestine in enuresis functional disorders of t...

Page 56: ...reliable long lasting general systemic response to eliminate exhaustion to raise the capacity for work to influence the central nervous system functions in order to normalize treatment of the endocrine system and the balance between the processes of excitation and inhibition Posterior zone of the meridian midpoint or the posterior midpoint line of the body In this zone the BAP biologically active ...

Page 57: ...ings the third pair of the points the lower branch are a little below the corners of the mouth Treatment in this zone is performed in the following way the first pair of points followed by the second and the third ones will be treated using TEST or SCREENING programs The results obtained at symmetrical areas should be compared in order to reveal the LTZ see below section 4 of this Section The hand...

Page 58: ...s occurring after palpitation with fingers or following movement localised disruption of skin sensitivity sweating temperature reddening or paling of separate skin areas localised induration in the skin focal painful swellings goose flesh on a restricted skin area spots of abnormal pigmentation or flaking etc localised change in the muscle tonus induration of muscle tissue in various places of var...

Page 59: ...rogram up until the signal sounding is considerably different from that of the treatment in other areas either greater or less or zones where the treatment time is over one minute 4 Change in ALT index in the SCREENING program on adjacent or symmetrical sections of the skin either increase or decrease 5 Localised increase in perspiration Following treatment of a skin area drops of perspiration app...

Page 60: ... mode in the THERAPY program at frequency 60 77 or 10 Hz at the ER 2 range for 2 3 minutes In painful disorders the treatment will be continued until there is an improvement in the patient s general wellbeing or until pain has been fully eliminated Seventh cervical vertebra zone 7CV 7CV the last cervical vertebra its spinous process which can always be felt in palpation along the middle posterior ...

Page 61: ...constipation etc One should remember that the action upon the tongue zone exerts a stimulating effect on the central nervous system therefore it is recommended that it is not carried out in the evening and prior to patient going to sleep The tongue zone may be treated in patients of any age The tongue zone is treated using the THERAPY program at frequency of 60 or 70 Hz at the minimal energy level...

Page 62: ...0 or 77 Hz at the ER 1 range for 1 2 minutes on each side Zone of frontal projection of the adrenal glands is positioned in the lower segments of the chest behind it on the right and left sides of the spine It is widely used in dishormonal disturbances chronic inflammatory diseases allergic processes and in emergency conditions Treatment is performed in the stable or labile mode using the THERAPY ...

Page 63: ...types of metabolic disorders and in acute and chronic intoxications within the course treatment DENS is performed using the THERAPY program in the stable or labile mode at frequency of 60 or 77 Hz at the ER 2 range First the liver area is treated taking into account any incidence or absence of gall stones if stones are present the liver is only treated laterally or from behind whereas if stones ar...

Page 64: ...ctum Treatment is performed in the stable mode using the THERAPY program at either the ER 1 or ER 2 ranges at frequency of 60 or 77 Hz for 3 10 minutes He gu zone is situated on the back of the left and right hands in the standard triangle between the first and second middle metacarpal bones This zone contains the point of the classical meridian of the colon 4GI he gu being one of the main medical...

Page 65: ...77 Hz at the ER 2 range for 3 5 minutes on each side ...

Page 66: ...systems the maxi sys tems can be distinguished e g on the body face head midi systems e g on the feet hands sexual organs and mini acupuncture systems e g auricular orbicular nasal oral Su Jok concordance system in the hands and feet Where complaints are in evidence the points and zones of the Su Jok concordance system should be treated using the THERAPY program at 20 60 or 77 Hz at the ER 2 range...

Page 67: ... auricular ear concordance system is done by an external pointed THERAPY electrode using the THERAPY program at frequency of 60 or 77 Hz at the ER 1 or ER 2 range The duration of application and the set of points to be treated depends on the situation At the acute stage of the disease especially if pain is present the points can be combined for treatment until the condition improves no more than 5...

Page 68: ...ace of transition from the nasal septum to the upper lip The second zone is positioned in the centre of the chin lip sul cus The third zone is positioned in the middle of the tip of the nose The above zones are treated in the event of shock fainting induced by any cause loss of consciousness obvious alcohol intoxication In case of emergency treatment is performed in the stable mode using the THERA...

Page 69: ...utes on each segmental zones of particular or universal treatment using the TEST or SCREENING program with further treatment of LTZ performed using the THERAPY program at 60 or 77 Hz at the ER 2 range for 3 5 minutes for each special zones liver and inTESTine zones will be treated in the labile or stable mode in the THERAPY program at 60 or 77 Hz at the ER 2 range refer to Chapter 2 suprapubic are...

Page 70: ...eir treatment repeated until the condition improves restored nasal breathing When treating such a patient it is advisable to apply treatment to one or two auxiliary zones during each procedure projection 7 of CV adrenal glands jugular fosse points he gu and zu san lei When complaints recommence the treatment procedures should be repeated up to 5 7 times daily as required As the symptoms of the acu...

Page 71: ...hmatic tit since this condition is lite threatening First time complaints take priority tor example the patient has had knee pain for 20 years and now pain is present in the hip joint In this case treatment must be commenced with the hip joint If it is impossible to determine priorities as above treatment should be commenced on the complaint which disturbs patient the most for example the patient ...

Page 72: ... and feet zone in the TEST or SCREENING program with further treatment of revealed LTZs in the THERAPY program at the ER 2 range at 60 or 77 Hz spending 3 5 minutes on each or expose one of segmental zones to universal treatment CCZ or LSZ in the TEST or SCREENING program with further treatment for revealed LTZs on the THERAPY program at the ER 2 range at frequency of 60 or 77 Hz spending 3 5 minu...

Page 73: ...ogram carry out the following steps Switch on the device Set the frequency to 10 Hz by pressing the FREQUENCY button until the value F 10 appears Place the in built electrodes onto the skin e g the he gu zone see fig 23 in Part 1 of the Manual ju san li see fig 24 in Part 1 of the Manual or any other zone Set the frequency as shown above see Chapter 1 Section 2 NOTE Do not move the electrodes on t...

Page 74: ...new method of electropuncture auriculodiagnostics diagnostics relating to the auricle to assess the functional state of all internal organs and systems unique to DiaDENS DT devices See details in section 4 of Chapter 2 ...

Page 75: ...nt of the state of energy meridians and internal organs and systems in the human body Can be used for testing and selection of homeopathic and allopathic remedies and food supplements unique to DiaDENS DT devices See details in point 3 of Chapter 2 ...

Page 76: ...periences a light pleasant tingling sensation NOTE The level of intensity is controlled subjectively according to the patient s sensations when the skin surface comes into contact with the electrodes The pain sensation threshold should not be exceeded When switching the device on minimum energy range will be automatically set Having stabilised the skin impedance of the skin under the electrode the...

Page 77: ...lace the electrodes onto the selected skin zone Set the level of intensity by pressing the INTENSITY button until the patient experiences a light pleasant tingling sensation Upon application of electrodes on the skin surface the device automatically starts to measure the change in electrical resistance on the skin in this zone in response to the impulse of the device After the measurement process ...

Page 78: ...mounts to an effect of weak intensity in which the patient feels either no sensations pain stinging etc or feels a slight vibration This energy range is used mostly in TEST and SCREENING programs as well as in THERAPY program for early age and preschool age children ...

Page 79: ... amounts to an effect of medium intensity in which the patient clearly feels a vibration a pleasant stinging or burning but painless sensation This range is used as the main DENS mode in the TEST and SCREENING programs in the MED program and as the main range of energy exposure in the THERAPY program ...

Page 80: ...ls painful stinging or burning Such intense exposure may be followed by a spontaneous muscle contraction next to the electrode the myostimulating effect This energy range ER 3 is only used in the regular THERAPY program in pronounced painful conditions in adolescent and adult patients as well as when rendering emergency medical aid ...

Page 81: ...z until the pain subsides and then continued at frequencies of 77 and 20 Hz with 3 5 minutes being spent at each frequency For treatment of the frontal projection zone both the stationary and the labile ways of treatment can be used as well as the labile stationary way The duration of the treatment on the zone depends on the presence or absence of the pain syndrome If the patient s main complaint ...

Page 82: ... in electric skin impedance and with a localised vegetative response that will occur in segmental or general zones or in the zone of frontal projection of the organ in case of its function disorder The main differences between latent and active TZs can be seen in the following Latent TZs appear on the human body in the preclinical stage of any acute disease or as an exacerbation of a chronic patho...

Page 83: ...in a separate skin area the sticking effect The active and the visible latent TZs are subject to mandatory treatment in the THERAPY program at ER 2 during 3 5 minutes ...

Page 84: ...ses of vertebrae from the top to the second cervical vertebra to the last sacral vertebra The spinous processes of vertebrae are located on the back and can easily be felt in almost all people The treatment is performed using the TEST or SCREENING programs at minimal or comfortable energy level ER 1 or ER 2 in order to reveal latent Trigger zones section 4 of Chapter 4 The stable treatment mode is...

Page 85: ...a of the vegetative nervous system are situated Besides it is a zone of frontal projection of the spinal cord root exits When treating the concordance points zone using the TEST or SCREENING programs the device electrodes are established in the order indicated with numbers in the Figure The LT zones section 4 of Chapter 4 are shown when comparing parameters in symmetrical areas The treatment energ...

Page 86: ... eyebrow area near bridge of nose the second pair of the points the middle branch are ectad from the nasal wings the third pair of the points the lower branch are a little below the corners of the mouth Treatment in this zone is performed in the following way the first pair of points followed by the second and the third ones will be treated using TEST or SCREENING programs The results obtained at ...

Page 87: ... in diseases of the brain vessels chronic inflammatory conditions in the head and neck areas in neuroses in changes of arterial blood pressure of various aetiologies and in other diseases IMPORTANT When treating the cervical collar zone one should take the following into consideration in diseases whose symptoms include increased intracranial and arterial pressure blood pressure BP the direction of...

Page 88: ...nt the frontal projection of the thyroid gland and closing the circle on the back of the neck In the zone of cervical circle large nervous branches and nodes of the vegetative nervous system large blood vessels and lymphatic nodes are localised The cervical circle is included in the DENS prescription when dealing with any problems associated with diseases of the head pathologic changes in the brai...

Page 89: ...upply and trophism of the small pelvis and the lower limbs Treatment of the lumbar sacral zone is given in instances of diseases of the lower limbs intestine in enuresis functional disorders of the male sexual sphere functional and inflammatory diseases of female sex organs in secondary infertility in the rehabilitation period after diseases and injuries of the spinal cord and in some other diseas...

Page 90: ...he desired effect is achieved In elderly persons children and obese patients treatment of the Su Jok concordance systems yields even better effects than treatment of a complaint in frontal projection As a course treatment for chronic diseases when exacerbation of the condition has already been halted the Su Jok zones should be treated in combination with the following programs first any of the two...

Page 91: ...DiaDENS Application Programs Stationary when the electrodes remain immobile on the skin surface for the duration of the action exerted upon the suggested area ...

Page 92: ...pplication Programs Labile when the inbuilt electrodes of the device are moved smoothly over the suggested operating area without breaking contact with the skin surface at a velocity of 0 5 to 2 3 cm per second ...

Page 93: ...Straight projection of the nose ...

Page 94: ...Submandibular zone ...

Page 95: ...DiaDENS Application Programs Stationary labile when the device s electrodes can be held for some time in specific skin areas ...

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