StimVet 4000 - professional EMS device for veterinary medicine.
The Globus StimVet 4000 is an EMS device for muscular and analgesic electrical stimulation of pets and horses. The electrical current is used in veterinary physiotherapy and post-injury rehabilitation for two main applications: electrical stimulation of excitable tissue (muscles) and reduction of pain perception.
The analgesic effect of the electrical currents is promoted by membrane hyperpolarization based on the gate-control theory, as well as by hyperemia and the increase in morphine-like mediators.
The StimVet 4000 features 117 different stimulation programs, divided into EMS / TENS / strengthening (sports) / microcurrent / denervated muscle, and iontophoresis programs. Pain therapy is an important application in animal physiotherapy for a wide variety of pain conditions.
Electrotherapy promotes analgesic effects through various mechanisms, including the control barrier theory, membrane hyperpolarization, local hyperemia, and the release of morphine-like mediators.
In animals such as dogs, cats, and horses, muscle contraction can also be promoted through electrical stimulation. The current acts on both the motor neuron and the muscle itself. The interaction between the biological tissue affected by the current and the electrical stimulation is a complex phenomenon.
Electrotherapy is an important therapeutic intervention not only in human medicine but also in veterinary medicine. However, it must always be performed depending on the functional conditions of the muscle (normally innervated, partially or completely denervated) and the desired therapeutic outcome.
When is electrotherapy used in veterinary medicine?
Animal physiotherapists and veterinarians use electrotherapy in veterinary medicine for muscle tension and incontinence, among other things. Electrotherapy is also used after injuries or impaired wound healing to improve circulation and promote the healing process.
The StimVet 4000 can be used on both small animals and large animals such as horses.
The following are the main areas of application of electrotherapy in veterinary medicine:
Spondylosis
Osteoarthritis
arthritis
Blunt injuries to joints
Muscle atrophy
Myalgia (muscle pain)
In case of paralysis
After operations
List of the different stimulation programs
DOG
REHABILITATION
Rehabilitation after ACL surgery
Contractures
Atrophy Recovery 1 - 2
Muscle building after immobilization 1 - 2
Muscle building 1 - 2
Motor Point Search
Agonist / Antagonist
TENS
Endorphinic TENS
Conventional antalgic TENS
Anti-accommodation modulated TENS
Postoperative pain
Pain after a bone fracture
Osteoarthritis
Wobbler syndrome
Discopathy
Spondylarthrosis
Lumbosacral stenosis
SPORT
Forelegs maximum power
Hind legs maximum power
Forelegs Endurance Strength
Hind legs endurance strength
Forelegs explosive power
Hind legs explosive power
Decontraction
Cool down
DENERVATED
Triangular 1 - 2 - 3
Rectangular 1 - 2 - 3
Trapezoidal 1 - 2 - 3
MICROCURRENT
Osteogenesis
wound healing
Cartilage damage
IONOPHORESIS
Ionophoresis
CAT
REHABILITATION
Rehabilitation after ACL surgery
Contractures
Atrophy Recovery 1 - 2
Muscle building after immobilization 1 - 2
Muscle building 1 - 2
Motor Point Search
Agonist / Antagonist
TENS
Endorphinic TENS
Conventional antalgic TENS
Anti-accommodation modulated TENS
Postoperative pain
Pain after a bone fracture
Osteoarthritis
Discopathy
Spondylarthrosis
Lumbosacral stenosis
DENERVATED
Triangular 1 - 2 - 3
Rectangular 1 - 2 - 3
Trapezoidal 1 - 2 - 3
MICROCURRENT
Osteogenesis
wound healing
Cartilage damage
IONOPHORESIS
Ionophoresis
HORSE
REHABILITATION
Rehabilitation after ACL surgery
Contractures
Atrophy Recovery 1
Motor Point Search
Agonist / Antagonist
TENS
Endorphinic TENS
Conventional antalgic TENS
Postoperative pain
Pain after a bone fracture
Osteoarthritis
Discopathy
Spondylarthrosis
DENERVATED
Triangular 1 - 2 - 3
Rectangular 1 - 2 - 3
Trapezoidal 1 - 2 - 3
MICROCURRENT
Osteogenesis
wound healing
Cartilage damage
IONOPHORESIS
Ionophoresis