Fascia treatment in combination with diathermy.
Before we look more closely at the Fascia Tool Set, here are a few general remarks on instrument-assisted fascia therapy, or IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization).
Fascia serves as a buffer between the individual layers of tissue. With the help of fascia, these layers can slide easily over one another without much friction. However, if this fascia becomes stuck together, flexibility can be restricted. The result is restricted movement and pain.
Instrument-assisted fascia therapy is intended to help them regain their natural mobility. Hardened areas can be effectively released. A positive side effect for the therapist is that the joints are protected, as the necessary pressure does not have to be applied with the hands/fingers, but with the appropriate fascia tool.
The Globus Fascia Tool Set now also makes it possible to combine instrument-assisted fascia therapy with diathermy / TECAR therapy.
How does fascia treatment with the tools in combination with diathermy work?
Globus Diacare technology makes it possible to prepare the tissue before instrumental mobilization with the fascia tools. This can increase oxygen supply and vascularization and reduce viscosity.
This is because the hyaluronic acid chains are broken down by increasing the temperature. In a few seconds, the connective tissue is ready for instrumental mobilization.
This makes it possible to combine both the delivery of therapeutic current through the diathermy device and the manual remodeling of the tissue with the fascia tools.
Results
Elimination of fascia restrictions and fibrotic adhesions
Increased flexibility and range of motion (ROM)
Pain reduction
Reduction of muscle hardness
Improved blood circulation
Improved muscle recruitment
Improved motor skills
Benefits of fascia treatment in combination with diathermy
Less pain
Increased treatment effectiveness
Reduced therapist fatigue
Reduced appearance of petechiae
Stimulation of tissue regeneration
The Globus Fascia Tools are made of anodized aluminum. This makes them extremely durable, resistant to wear, and resistant to deformation. They are securely packed in the accompanying aluminum case and can also be used on the go outside the practice.
EQUIPMENT: The Fascia Tool Set consists of 4 individual handpieces (Dia Spine, Dia Trigger, small DiaBlade, large DiaBlade) for performing various manual treatments. You can find the exact data under the "Technical Data" tab.
CONNECTIONS: The fascia tools operate on the same principle as the resistive handpiece. Therefore, the connection must be made via the resistive and neutral outputs on the DiaCare devices.
1) To connect the fascia tools to the device, use the blue cable of the freehand set, which is included with the Diacare 7000.
2) Connect the neutral plate supplied with the DiaCare 7000. Once the connections have been made, the fascia tool kit is ready for use.
USER MANUAL: Before using the fascia tool set, it should be checked for damage, as damage to the tools could cause skin injuries to the patient.
The "Fascia" program available in the DiaCare 7000 can be used with a maximum power of 50 watts. This is a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of patients and therapists.
Before use, it is important that the therapist wears nitrile gloves to insulate the device. The energy transfer when using the fascia tools requires continuous monitoring by the therapist.
Before starting the application, an RF cream must be applied to the treatment area and the electrode before contact with the patient's skin. The power should be gradually increased to 15 to 20%, and at the same time, the patient should be asked for thermal feedback.
The respective fascia tool should be tilted at approx. 20° and always remain in contact with the skin. The application involves pressing in a cranial-caudal direction and vice versa. During the boost phase, less pressure is applied and only in one direction, but contact is always maintained.
In the second treatment phase, once the muscle hardness has been localized, the tool can be tilted more steeply, creating a more tangential force, and it is also possible to work on smaller, hardened areas.
Currently, the fascia tool set is only compatible with the DiaCare 7000.
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