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How many kinds of physiotherapy hydrogels are available to choose now ?

07 May 2024

It's challenging to provide an exact number of physiotherapy hydrogels because the field is continually evolving, with researchers developing new formulations and applications.

The Category of ECG Electrodes For Monitoring Do You Know

10 May 2023

Classified by conductive types

Liquid electrode:   liquid medium has a strong penetration and wetting effect on the skin, can provide very fast and stable ECG waveform; The liquid electrode is suitable for ecg diagnosis and monitoring of dry, rough, hairy people and low temperature environment.

Holiday Notice For Chinese New Year 2025

11 Jan 2025

Holiday Notice For Chinese New Year 2025

What are the causes of poor signal transduction of ECG electrodes ?

09 Jan 2025

RF Surgery Equipments of ESU Electrodes

07 Jan 2025

Electrosurgical Unit (ESU) along with various electrodes to cut tissue, coagulate blood vessels, or perform other surgical functions using high-frequency electrical currents .

What's the difference between Hydrogel and ECG hydrogel

25 Dec 2024

The difference between hydrogel and ECG hydrogel lies in their composition, design, and application

What's the AgCl hydrogel ?

06 Dec 2024

What's the AgCl hydrogel ?  Where do you use it ? 

AgCl hydrogel refers to a specialized material that combines silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) with a hydrogel matrix. This material is commonly used in biomedical applications, especially in biopotential electrode systems such as ECG, EEG, and EMG.

Why do we need the neutral electrodes in HF surgery?

09 Nov 2024

In high frequency (HF) surgery, the neutral electrode (otherwise known as the return electrode, ground pad) is critical in unipolar applications because it closes the circuit between the patient and the radio frequency (RF) generator. Here are the reasons why neutral electrodes are essential in unipolar electrosurgery, and the key points to consider when placing them 

Physical therapy for pelvic floor muscle dysfunction

19 Oct 2024

The main goals and basic principles of postpartum pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation are to improve the contraction ability of pelvic floor muscle, prevent and treat PFD, and improve the quality of sexual life. In 1940, Dr. Arnold Kegal proposed the Kegal exercise to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and reduce the incidence of urinary incontinence. On this basis, supplemented by biofeedback technology, electrical stimulation and other technologies, the pelvic floor rehabilitation treatment has greatly improved the therapeutic effect.