Intelect® Mobile Stim
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The Intelect Mobile Stim, designed and manufactured by DJO, offers a new dimension in portable electrotherapy made possible by
advanced software design and digital signal processing. The result is a unit with extraordinary versatility based on simplicity of operation.
The Intelect Mobile Stim offers "On the Go" clinical electrotherapy. The unit provides an innovative case design, with a logical control
system and a large, easy to read graphical LCD. User defined protocols allow you to customize any electrotherapy treatment to the specific
needs of your patient. The repositional base allows the unit to be configured for desktop or wall-mount use.
The following features are available on the Intelect Mobile Stim:
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Two channels of electrotherapy stimulation output
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Independent intensity and parameter controls for each channel
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Eleven currents - 2 & 4 Pole IFC, Galvanic, High Voltage Pulsed Current (HVPC), Microcurrent, VMS, TENS, Russian, Träbert, Monophasic,
and Diadynamic
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Fifteen user-defined memory positions
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Lightweight design
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Battery powered option
Common Terms
Accommodation
- condition where nerves lose their ability (sensitivity) to respond to electrotherapy.
Amplitude Modulation (Ampl . Mod .)
- Amplitude Modulation is an increase and decrease in intensity during treatment. For example, at
an 80% amplitude modulation, with the intensity set to 10 mA, the intensity decreases to 2 mA, and then increases to 10 mA throughout
the treatment. The available amplitude modulations are 40%, 60%, 80%, 100%, and Static (none).
Beat Fixed
- Associated with the Interferential waveform, Beat Fixed is the parameter at which the beat frequency remains constant. When
the Sweep setting is turned off, you must select a fixed beat for the therapy session. The available settings for Beat Fixed are 1 to 100 Hz.
Beat Frequency
- Associated with the Interferential waveform, Beat Frequency is the frequency at which the amplitude of the current
increases and decreases. The beat frequency is considered to be the therapeutic frequency and is measured in hertz (Hz).