Swollen ankles – Atrophy – Hemiplegia-upper limbs – Hemiplegia-lower limbs – Post ACL surgery recovery – Functional recovery – Ankle rehabilitation – Leg rehabilitation – Muscle spasms – Shoulder subluxation prevention – Vast medial reinforcement – Agonist/Antagonist – Pointing pen – Muscle strengthening

Conventional antalgic TENS – Modulated antalgic TENS – Low frequency antalgic TENS – Endorphinic TENS – Knee pain – Menstrual pain – Post-surgery pain – Chronic pain – Shoulder pain (scapulohumeral syndrome) – Carpal tunnel – Trapezius pain – Rotator cuff inflammation – Pain muscle pain – Sciatica – Chronic lower back pain – Neck pain – Bursitis-tendinitis – Bone fractures – Epicondylitis – Osteoarthritis

Ionophoresis

Mixed incontinence

Epicondylitis – Scapulohumeral periarthritis – Contusion – Sciatica – Lower back pain – Acute pain – Joint pain – Torticollis – Whiplash – Shoulder sprain – Knee sprain – Tendon inflammation

Triangular (low denervation level) – Trapezoidal (medium denervation level) – Rectangular (high denervation level)

Capillarisation – Warm-up – Pre-competition warm-up – Active recovery – Maximal strength – Resistant strength – Explosive strength – Aerobic endurance – Reactivity – Post-competition recovery – Decontracting – Hypertrophy

Firming – Bio Pulse Firming – Shaping – Bio Pulse Shaping – Toning – Mass Augmentation – Body Sculpting – Definition – Jogging – Anaerobic Fitness – Aerobic Fitness – Cramp Prevention

The ‘3S’ programme list includes 12 parameter combinations.
The ‘3S’ programmes feature a delay in the activation of channels 3 and 4 compared to channels 1 and 2.

Serial Sequential Stimulation makes it possible to stimulate muscles in a kinetic chain thanks to the differentiated activation times of the muscle districts involved.

The ‘Action Now’ programme list includes 7 parameter combinations.

The ‘Action Now’ programmes are particularly useful for associating and synchronising electrical stimulation with a voluntary action.