DGS is a type of electrical stimulation therapy that uses direct current to create an electrical field over the treated area. This electrical field can theoretically change blood flow and move fluids, which can help to reduce swelling and pain. DGS is most commonly used for acute injuries associated with major tissue trauma, such as sprains, strains, and bruises. It can also be used to treat chronic conditions, such as carpal tunnel syndrome and diabetic foot

Features

Uses direct current to create an electrical field
Can be beneficial for a variety of conditions, including acute injuries, edema reduction, and pain relief
Has a unique twin-peak monophasic waveform with very short pulse duration (microseconds)
Therapeutic voltage is greater than 100 volts
Allows relatively comfortable stimulation
Provides an efficient means of exciting sensory, motor, and pain-conducting nerve fibers
Perceptual discrimination of those responses is relatively easy to achieve
Can be used to treat deep tissues without producing tissue damage

Power	9V battery or AC Adaptor
Output	Single Channel. Two active outputs and one dispersive return. Where active 1 and dispesive located on the output of CH1, the active 2 located on the output of CH2.
Output Voltage Adjustable	0-350 Volts maximum (500 ohm load)
Wave Form	Twin peaked monophasic waveform with fixed interpulse interval of 100u
Pulse Rate	1z-120Hz (adjustable), 1Hz/step
Pulse Duration	5 uS
Interpulse Interval	100 us
Modes	Continuous, Alternating

Device

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