General Therapeutic Electrical Stimulator

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Exercise for Those Who
Cannot Exercise

Enable rehabilitation that you could not do before

●Aging ●Unfamiliarity with exercise ●Pain
  ●Orthopedic disease ●Respiratory disease
  ●Cardiovascular disease ●ICU （Examples of patients with possible muscle atrophy）

Negative cycle Muscle weakness Progress of primary disease Decrease in will to exercise Incapable of exercise

Lack of exercise due to aging, unfamiliarity with exercise, orthopedic disease, and diseases, such as respiratory/cardiovascular disorders, may cause muscle atrophy from disuse. Exercise-deficient people cannot exercise, which can lead to decreasing muscle strength, progress of the primary disease to cause pain, and distress in exercise, as well as a decrease in the will to exercise. This further reduces the exercise quantity to repeat the negative cycle.

Exercise is more often required in such people who cannot exercise/do not exercise because of the risks of being bedridden or requiring nursing care without exercise.

B-SES
Capable of moving the muscles in a wide range at once for strength
training and aerobic exercise as a substitute for voluntary movement
B-SES contracts the muscles of the entire lower extremities, such as the thighs, lower legs, gluteus, and muscles around the pelvis, by wrapping the belt electrode, the inner surface of which entirely functions as electrode, around the hips, knees, and ankles and apply current in a tubular form.
Movdes the muscles of the lower extremities as a substitute for exercise

Performs strength training and aerobic exercise by purpose

Disuse (strength training)

Causing muscle tetanus at 20 Hz to cause strong muscle contraction and perform exercise for strength training in voluntary movement

Metabolism (aerobic exercise)

Repeatedly twitching at 4 Hz for aerobic exercise in voluntary movement

Features of B-SES Belt Electrodes

Advantage1：Wide Range of Approach

Pad electrodes
Belt electrode

Belt electrodes move the muscles of the lower extremities as a substitute for voluntary movement

Advantage2：No Pain

Large contact area

The larger electrode areas and skin contact areas scatter potential density to cause no pain from the electrodes. Strong muscle contraction can also be performed without pain.

Pad electrode with small contact area
Belt electrode with large contact area

Advantage3：Easy to Put on

Motor points

Using pad electrodes
Using belt electrodes

Motor points: Points with dense neuromuscular junctions to which current is applied to move the muscle

Easily put on just by wrapping the belt

The large electrodes enable anyone to perform the same therapy regardless of motor points with high treatment reproducibility.

User-friendliness Pad Belt
Searching motor point × ○
Number of electrodes ×(many) ○(few)
Treatment reproducibility × ○

Introduce of Clinical Departments

Rehabilitation Dialysis Orthopedics ICU Nursing Care
（Based on our track record of introduction）

Specification

◾️ G-TES and Specialized cart for G-TES

  • Belt electrode - small

  • Belt electrode - large

  • Belt electrode waist S

  • Belt electrode waist L

  • Belt electrode sheet - small

  • Belt electrode sheet - large

■ Specifications

※Specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvement.

Danger

Do not use on these patients.

  • ・ Patients with medical electrical equipment implanted in the body such as pacemakers.
  • ・ Other patients deemed ineligible by a doctor.

 

 

 

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