New Age Pocket Sonovit - Ultrasonic pain therapy device

• PRI power supply: 230V 50hz SEC: 12V- 1A
• Internal power supply: Ni-MH 6V-1.8 Ah rechargeable battery
• Number of output channels:  1
• Number of programs:  20 physiotherapists + 10 esthetics + 10 free
• Frequency (MHz):  1-3
• Output:  continuous, 1/5, 1/10)
• Power output:  3 W/cmq
• Dimensions: 175x105x40h [mm]
• Weight: 400 [g]
• Formation: BF
• Classification with respect to the entry of liquids: IP20
• Safety in the presence of flammable anesthetic gases: not AP or APG category
• Apparatus for operation: continuous

• Suitcase
• Handpiece diameter 45 mm
• rechargeable battery
• external power supply
• user manual with photo applications

• Bone atrophy                          
• Periarthritis
• Bony callus 
• Bursitis
• Osteitis and periostitis  
• Tendinitis
• Delays in ossification                      
• Tenovaginitis
• Arthritis/osteoarthritis                          
• Edematous localized cavitation-cellulite
• Joint stiffness      
• Cavitation-flaccid cellulite
• Distortions    
• Cavitation-cellulite localized compact
• Lumbago   
• Edematous diffuse cavitation-cellulite
• Mialgie         
• Cavitation-flaccid diffuse cellulite
• Spasms         
• Cavitation-cellulite diffuse compact
• Muscle strains     
• Cavitation-cellulite diffuse compact
• Contracture 
• Cavitation-lymph diffuse drainage
• Contusions   
• Local cavitation-slimming
• Tenosynovies
• Cavitation-diffuse slimming
• Epicondylitis  

• Conditions such as thrombophlebitis and phlebitis, in which the administration of ultrasound can cause rupture of emboli, are not treated with ultrasound.
• Areas with acute sepsis should not be treated with ultrasound due to the danger of spread of infection.
• Radiation therapy has a negative effect on the tissues, so that ultrasound should not be applied to areas subjected to radiation before six months have elapsed since irradiation.
• Tumors should not be subjected to ultrasound because they may stimulate growth and/or cause metastases.
• A pregnant uterus should not be treated with ultrasound because it could cause damage to the fetus (ultrasound scanning as a diagnostic tool during pregnancy is different from that used for therapeutic purposes).
• Patients with pacemakers are forbidden to use.
• Do not use in regions with prostheses and osteosynthesis materials.
• In regions where endotissue synthesis means are present (plaques inserted as a result of operations, etc.) or on bone marrow and spine.
• In subjects under the age of fifteen or on children.
• On noble organs (ovaries, heart, head, genitals, eyes, etc.).
• In subjects with feverish states.

In case of doubts or concerns, contact your doctor.

manual pocket sonovit.pdf