CellStim 400T Clinic Model

CellStim®400T Clinic Model

The following are important reasons
why you should administer CellStim Therapy:

Effective for conditions involving inflammation.
Unlike TENS, CellStim provides long-lasting relief for acute and chronic pain.
Increases ATP production essential for cellular regeneration and protein synthesis.
Stimulates glycosaminoglycan (GAGS) production essential for cartilage repair in arthritic conditions.
A safe drug-free alternative to NSAIDS and cortisones.
No side-effects and non allergenic.
Leaves your patient feeling alert, unlike morphine or demerol.
Treats local injury only, unlike drugs that affect the entire body.
Non-invasive gentle subsensory stimulation.
Easy to administer.
Cost effective treatment.
Release muscles prior to adjustments
Increase scope of practise by treating new conditions
Clinic income generator through rentals and referrals.
Covered by extended health insurance plans.
3 year warranty.
Service, support and accessories available.
Scientific studies available on request.
30 day money back guarantee less 20% restocking fee.

CellStim®400T Specifications

OUTPUT VOLTAGE: +/- 37 V
ADJUSTABLE OUTPUT CURRENT: 20 to 400 uA
ADJUSTABLE FREQUENCY: .3 to 300 Hz
POLARITY SWITCH: three position ... switchable +/ - monophasic and biphasic current
WAVEFORM: Patent Pending Biphasic modified square non-constant current with exponential pulse avalanche
ANTI-ACCLIMATIZING: Unique Auto waveform frequency switching
OUTPUTS: (2)
LED Status Indicators: (4) Function ... Power On, Frequency, Polarity & Electrode Loading
POWER SOURCE: 9 Volt alkaline or NiCd
CURRENT CONSUMPTION: 8.5 mA
ENCLOSURE DIMENSIONS: 4.5 x 2.75 x 1"
WEIGHT: 0.5 lbs.

Accessories Included

(4) re-usable carbon rubber electrode pads
(2) 45" lead wires
Black nylon carry case
Treatment protocol documentation
Operator's manual

Optional accessories

Self-adhesive electrode pads
Cotton swab electrodes
CellStim protocols

CS400T WAVEFORM PULSE POLARITY

When selecting polarized current for a particular injury, the practitioner must first understand the physiological effects of positive, negative and biphasic current. There are many specific uses for each, and if selected improperly, monophasic polarity can exacerbate a condition rather than promote a healing response.

ALTERNATING CURRENT (T) is a pulsed, biphasic current.
Use Biphasic current if unsure as to the correct polarity. Biphasic is safe with no side effects.

INDICATIONS:

4 pad Quasi-Interferential Current
GTO probe technique for muscle dysfunction
EMR technique for muscle facilitation, trigger points

POSITIVE (+) monophasic current is a constrictor, inducing an "icing" effect. Positive current decreases inflammation and sedates nerve irritation stimulating analgesic effects.

INDICATIONS:

Nerve root irritation [place positive pad on nerve root and negative pad distally] [i.e., sciatica; positive (+) pad on L4 or L5 and negative (-) pad behind the knee].
Swelling [Place positive (+) pad(s) over swelling and negative (-) pad(s) on opposite side of injured area.] See Lymphatic Drainage Protocol.
Acute (hot injuries) [Same placement as in swelling].
Electro Therapy Massage for swelling, trigger points, "icing" effect.

NEGATIVE (-) monophasic current vasodilates promoting a "heating" effect. Negative current softens tissue such as trigger points, scars, fibrotic tissue and stimulates circulation.

INDICATIONS:

Adhesions
Scars, fibrotic nodules
Chronic irritations
Paresthesia
Electro Therapy Massage for scar or fibrotic tissue softening

DO NOT place negative current on an irritated nerve as further irritation may result.

WOUND CARE: Apply negative current for first three days or until the wound is aseptic, then switch to positive current to stimulate healing.
Caution: Do not apply positive current on an infected wound as it may spread the infection.
See Wound Care Protocol.