Professional electrotherapy device with many waveforms
The T-One Rehab is a 4-channel electrotherapy device for rehabilitation and sports physiotherapy. Designed for use in rehabilitation clinics, hospitals with an orthopedic focus, by medical specialists, physiotherapists, sports medicine departments of major clubs, and other appropriately qualified professionals.
The T-One Rehab TENS and EMS device
The T-One Rehab integrates all the important waveforms for rehabilitation after injuries/diseases of the musculoskeletal system, effective pain therapy, treatment of denervated muscles, and supportive treatment of male and female incontinence . The T-ONE Rehab is the ultimate electrotherapy device for physiotherapy, for orthopedists, rheumatologists, and traumatologists who treat patients with a wide range of conditions every day.
The device leaves nothing to be desired. With the T-One Rehab , conditions requiring the highest medical expertise and professional rehabilitation can be treated. For these applications, only advanced, certified medical devices are suitable to ensure patients receive the best possible treatment for their individual pathologies. In the "Videos" tab, we have included a brief introduction to the device, including operating instructions.
Applications of the T-ONE REHAB
REHABILITATION
- Care treatments, rehabilitation, and functional restoration for diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
TENS THERAPY
Pain treatment with different programs for musculoskeletal and joint system complaints.
DENERVATED - TRIANGULAR
- Treatment and rehabilitation of denervated and partially denervated muscles.
IONTOPHORESIS
- Programs for better absorption of ointments/creams through the skin.
- IPP (Induratio Penis Plastica) or Peyronie's disease: The iontophoresis programs integrated in the T-One Rehab can be used for this condition.
WAVE
- Within the REHA programs, different waveforms used in physiotherapy can be utilized (interference, Kotz, modulated TENS).
URO
- Rehabilitative treatment of the pelvic floor muscles.
NEMS
- Programs for use in recreational and competitive sports, such as endurance, strength endurance, explosive power, hypertrophy, deep capillarization, and recovery programs after training/competition.
BEAUTY
- Programs for body care and beauty, such as micro-lifting, toning, tightening, and wrinkle treatment.
MEM
- Free memory slots for creating your own TENS and NEMS programs.
T-One Rehab - the functions of the electrotherapy device
With the T-ONE REHAB , a wide variety of current types can be generated, depending on the individual requirements of each patient/athlete. TENS, EMS, NEMS, KOTZ, interference, and galvanic currents can be used.
The device is portable, contains a rechargeable battery, and is specially designed for daily use in treating the most common orthopedic conditions.
It is a 4-channel electrotherapy device with 4 individually adjustable outputs. The device features 2+2 functionality, meaning that two different programs (from a list of 22 programs) can be set for channels 1-2 and 3-4.
T-ONE REHAB Program List
29 REHA Programs
Iontophoresis Low
Iontophoresis Medium
Iontophoresis High
Microcurrent MENS
Hematoma
Edema
TENS Sequential
TENS Burst
Atrophy Prevention
Atrophy
Denervated 50ms
Denervated 100ms
Denervated 150ms
Denervated 200ms
Denervated 250ms
Denervated 300ms
Triangular Current 50ms
Triangular Current 100ms
Triangular Current 150ms
Triangular Current 200ms
Triangular Current 250ms
Triangular Current 300ms
Interference
TENS Width Modulation
TENS AC
TENS Modulation Frequency 1
TENS Modulation Frequency 2
TENZ Width Modulation
Kotz Currents
16 TENS Programs
Conventional TENS (Fast)
TENS Endorphin (Delayed)
TENS Max
Anti-inflammatory
Neck Pain
Back Pain/Sciatica
Sprains/Bruises
Vascularization
Muscle Relaxation
Hand and Wrist Pain
Plantar Stimulation
Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
Epitrochlea
Periarthritis
TENS Burst
Microcurrent
20 NEMS Sports Programs
Warm-up
Endurance
Strength Endurance
Strength Increase
Explosive Power
Explosive Strength
Deep Capillarization
Muscle Recovery
Agonist / Antagonist
Sequential Tonic Contraction
Sequential Phasic Contraction
Muscle Relaxation
Deep Tissue Massage
EMS
30' Endurance
30' Strength Endurance
20' Basic Strength
20' Explosive Power
20' Explosive Strength
20' Hypertrophy
18 Beauty Programs
Tightening
Toning
Definition
Modeling
Micro-lifting
Abdominal Lipolysis
Thigh Lipolysis
Buttock and Hip Lipolysis
Arm Lipolysis
Tissue Elasticity
Capillarization
Heavy Legs
Facial Micro-lifting
Breast Micro-lifting
Décolleté Micro-lifting
Facial Wrinkles
Forehead Wrinkles
Collagen
9 Incontinence Programs
Stress Incontinence 1
Stress Incontinence 2
Stress Incontinence 3
Urge Incontinence 1
Urge Incontinence 2
Urge Incontinence 3
Mixed Incontinence 1
Mixed Incontinence 2
Mixed Incontinence 3
2+2 Users
TENS Fast
TENS Endorphin
Tightening
Toning
Tightening
Definition
Modeling
Micro-lifting
Muscle Relaxation
Massage
Capillarization
Free Program Slots
TENS 1
TENS 2
TENS 3
TENS 4
TENS 5
NEMS 1
NEMS 2
NEMS 3
NEMS 4
NEMS 5
NEMS Alternating 1
NEMS Alternating 2
Battery Test
Recommendations for setting the current intensity for the different electrotherapy programs:
TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation): The intensity should be between the perception threshold and the onset of visible muscle contractions. If distinct muscle contractions occur, the current intensity on the electrotherapy device should be reduced.
Arrange the electrodes in a square around the painful area.
IONTOPHORESIS: The intensity is chosen so that a significant tingling sensation is perceived in the treated area. This may produce a slight contraction of the surrounding muscles.
DENERVATED: For programs for denervated muscles, the current intensity is set so that visible, isolated muscle contractions are produced. Since patients with denervated muscles fatigue quickly, the work sessions should be high intensity but relatively short in duration.
With an electrotherapy device like the T-One Rehab, even short therapy sessions of 5-10 min. can be performed 2-3 times daily.
NEMS (neuro-electrical muscle stimulation): During the actual work phase, the program segments of contraction (where the muscle visibly contracts) and recovery (where the muscle is at rest or subjected to light stimulation) alternate.
The intensity during contraction can be compared to the workload placed on the muscle. The training load is generally higher the greater the stimulus of the electrostimulation.
However, this only applies up to the maximum limit of muscle contraction. In this range, the athlete/patient only experiences discomfort. Therefore, electrotherapy in this range can no longer be considered training if it goes beyond the intensity/pain threshold.
Important note on the use of electrotherapy devices: To reduce the "sensation of electricity" and achieve an even greater training effect, it is advisable to perform an additional, voluntary contraction during the muscle contraction induced by the T-One Rehab.
This isometric muscle contraction (change in tension without change in length) is performed with the body part blocked. This means that the body part trained by electrostimulation, e.g., the leg, is not moved.
KOTZ (Russian currents): The recommended values for the current intensity are similar to those relating to the NEMS programs.
URO: For pelvic floor stimulation programs, the current intensity should be adjusted according to the patient's sensitivity. The intensity can be gradually increased without causing discomfort or causing the patient to refuse treatment.
With regular treatments, tolerance increases and higher intensity levels can be achieved.
BEAUTY: The intensity specifications for the beauty applications are similar to those of the NEMS programs.
More information:
1. EMS, Microcurrent and TENS Electrode Positions
2. Electrical Muscle Stimulation or Electrotherapy - Are There Differences?
3. EMS Programs for Beauty, Sports and Rehab
Do you still have questions about the item T-ONE REHAB electrotherapy device? Please feel free to contact us by phone at 05561 3108680 or via the contact form.
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Anna Scheglov, Medical Device Consultant
Kateryna Atamanchuck, Customer Support
