When you sustain an injury like a sprain, muscle pull or tear, or contusion (bruise), you may be confused about when to apply cold and when to apply heat, as well as the reasoning behind the timing of each of these therapies. There is a rhyme and re...
With four wavelengths delivered at 45w, the Quad Orthopedic is a supremely powerful laser. Its flexibility in addressing different sites of pain and inflammation makes it the premier choice of major equine veterinary and rehabilitation clinics.
Powerful laser with 980nm, 915nm, 810nm and 650nm diodes
Multifunction operation mode for integration of related processes
Maximum effectiveness with 45w power for all four wavelengths
Range of treatment protocols in high power continuous or super-pulsed mode
Effective session data storage and retrieval through cloud management
12.1" smart operation interface for clear, swift application
A portable, ergonomic device with a 7" colour touchscreen
The unparalleled versatility of this robust device is matched only by its inbuilt ease of use, which enables practitioners to quickly address complex musculoskeletal conditions in horses.
Clinical improvements and recovery times from sports injuries are accelerated, with four pulsed wavelengths rapidly stimulating tissue regeneration while reducing pain and inflammation.
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How it Works
The subzero cryotherapy machine uses high-pressure, -110°F CO2 to activate the cutaneous neuroreceptors and an immediate remote corrective reflex in the patient. Or, more simply put, it helps the body heals itself naturally and quickly.
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Works Best With
The subzero cryotherapy machine uses high-pressure, -110°F CO2 to activate the cutaneous neuroreceptors and an immediate remote corrective reflex in the patient. Or, more simply put, it helps the body heals itself naturally and quickly.
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