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Interferential therapy, during the past ten years, has increased in popularity to the point that it is now perhaps the most widely used form of electrotherapy in the United States. ... The original concept of interferential therapy was developed by Austrian physician, Dr. Hans Nemec, approximately forty years ago. Dr.
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2 articles on Interferential therapy: Tips for effective treatment ... Interferential therapy is probably the most effective form of electrotherapy in the world for chronic pain.
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Interferential Therapy Using Interferential Generator For Pain Relief is a electrotherapy unit durable medical equipment for joint injury, cumulative trauma disorders, increasing circulation,pain control and neuropathies. ... Since Interferential Therapy has been in use for many years, its effectiveness is well...
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Interferential therapy utilises two of these medium frequency currents, passed through the tissues simultaneously, where they are set up so that their paths cross & they literally interfere with each other – hence another term that has been used in the past but appears to be out of favour at the moment –...
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Free Online Library: Interferential therapy produces antinociception during application in various models of inflammatory pain.(Research Report) by "Physical Therapy"; Health, general ... (51,52) Interferential therapy may produce analgesia via the pain gate mechanism. (53) According to this theory, the stimulation of...
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Interferential therapy: lack of effect upon experimentally induced delayed onset muscle soreness; Clin Physiol & Func Im (2002) 339-347; 2) Johnson et al. A single-blind placebo-controlled investigation into the analgesic effects of interferential currents on experimentally induced ishaemic pain in healthy subjects;
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Since Interferential Therapy has been in use for many years, its effectiveness is well documented. Studies have shown that patients using Interferential Therapy after surgery develop fewer post-op complications than those relying solely on narcotics for pain relief.
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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Although interferential therapy (IFT) is used widely in the management of many painful conditions, the effectiveness and the mechanism of action of IFT in animal models of inflammatory pain have not been evaluated. ... The Medscape Journal ... Allergy & Clinical Immunology...
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Considering the controversial results of electrotherapy in this condition, the aim of this study was to assess the effects of combined therapy with pulsed ultrasound and interferential current (CTPI) on pain and sleep in FM. Seventeen patients fulfilling FM criteria were divided into two groups, CTPI and SHAM,
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