Reha Programs - I-Tech PHYSIO Notice D'utilisation

URO7-8-9 • Mixed urinary incontinence and faecal (medical program)
Programs suitable for the treatment of urinary incontinence in women and
mixed faecal humans (only U7). The stimulation should be as strong as possible
without being painful. In addition, it helps a patient's participation in acts
voluntary muscle during stimulation. It is suggested to be associated with the
appropriate therapy training exercises for strengthening the muscles
themselves.
Applications: 3-5 sessions per week. Use the vaginal probe for the treatment
of urinary incontinence in women and anal probe for faecal incontinence in
both men and women.

REHA programs

Ionophoresis
For the ionophoresis programs the stimulation intensity shall be
adjusted to feel a remarkable tingling in the treated area, producing
a slight contraction of the surrounding muscles. If you feel discomfort
(or pain), reduce the intensity and
eventually stop the therapy.
The ionophoresis treatment exploits the polarity
(negative or positive) that characterizes a specific
drug, selected on the basis of the therapy to be
conducted. When this drug is applied to the
electrodes and the treatment starts, the issued
current by the electrodes acts in such a way as to
convey the drug's ions from one electrode (also
called polo) to the other, therefore as to cross the
location affected by the disease and then release
the specific active ingredient.
Table of the main drugs used in the iontophoresis treatments
Drug
Calcium chloride
(Sol. 1%-2%)
Magnesium chloride
(Sol. 10%)
IACER Srl
Polarity Prevalent action
Sedative and
Positive
ricalcifyc
Analgesic,
Positive sedative,
fibrolytic
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Indications
Osteoporosis,
spasmofilia,
algodystrophic
syndrome. Do not
use in case of
arteriosclerosis
Calcium chloride
substitute in
MNPG154-06