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CPS-2000
Interferential Current Therapy Device
Details
Device typeInterferential electrical stimulation system: An electrically-powered device assembly designed to stimulate peripheral nerves through the transcutaneous application of two currents of slightly different frequencies (e.g., 4000 and 4100 Hz) that cross-over/interfere, producing a beating frequency (i.e., difference between the frequencies of both stimuli) at the treatment point. It typically consists of an external pulse generator and a set of electrodes placed in position to produce the interference at the desired point. The system is used mainly to relieve/manage intractable pain; some include additional electrodes to provide other types of electrical stimuli or suction for therapeutic massage.
FDA categoryInterferential Current Therapy
Device ID00860012519507
AvailabilityPrescription
MRI safetyLabeling does not contain MRI Safety Information