The SynchroSonic US/752 offers the benefits of therapeutic ultrasound and high volt muscle stimulation for muscle rehabilitation, prevention of muscle atrophy, pain management and edema reduction.  SynchroSonic US/752       The panel design of the SynchroSonic US/752 provides simple operation of ultrasound and high volt muscle stimulation separately or in combination through the ultrasound transducer.  The practitioner can precisely manage treatment with a selectable frequency range, selectable independent on/off surge duration and selectable pulse width.  The US/752 produces pulsation, tetanize, surge and reciprocal output.  The additional benefit of bipolar application eliminates the need

for a single large dispersive electrode.  Designed to promote patient assurance, the treatment stop switch allows the patient to discontinue stimulator output at the press of a button.  Soundhead Features and Options       All Amrex ultrasound transducers are lightweight, ergonomically designed and sealed for underwater therapy.       Amrex offers two soundhead faceplate sizes:  the standard 2.25" diameter faceplate or the optional, small 1.5" diameter faceplate.  The QuickConnect™ Transducer Cable System is optional with the standard soundhead.  It is provided with the small soundhead or the dual standard/small soundhead on all Amrex ultrasound equipment.

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