contact: rubyemik AT yahoo.com The Hospital Lumbar Traction bed is of the reasonable design, beautiful appearance, fine security and reliability, high precision, complete functions. In the meantime if the smooth and straight traction, it can also combine with the multiple traction actions such as angular, swing etc. It overcomes the simplistic traction. It has the multiple combined traction modes such as continuous, intermittent, reciprocating, pulse retractions. The bed has special curing effect to the lumbar vertebra diseases. For example, to the patients with side bending lumbar vertebra, disappeared physiological arc of the lumbar vertebra, backward protruding lumbar vertebra, it can simultaneously implement the straightening with prostrate lying, treatment purpose. It has sound curing effect to the lumbar vertebra rear articulation derangement, lumbar vertebra rear small joint mal-position etc. In the meantime of using the supine and prostrate lying traction, it can combine the swing function of this bed for the therapy. It adopts the software, mechanical transmission, manual controls in aspects of the use safety.
contact:  rubyemik AT yahoo.com compressible limb therapy system,main principle is based on the cavity air bag sequentially repeated charging and discharging, formed on the bod
Dr. Life LX7 Air Compression Theapy MassagerDr. Life LX7 Air Compression Therapy Massager System Features:1.Automatic Operation Button2.Soft Touch Screen Pad Controllers3.Treatment Modes: Massage Mode
contact: rubyemik AT yahoo.comCervical and lumbar traction therapy principle: Cervical and lumbar traction therapy is the applic
contact: rubyemik AT yahoo.com 1.computer program controlled traction force and time2.equipped with massage and medium frequency devicesApplicable to all types of cervical spondylosis
contact: rubyemik AT yahoo.com TENS Features: 1. Operate easily. 2. Unique pulsed waveform to provide soft and comfortable treatment experience. 3. Electrodes with heat
contact: rubyemik AT yahoo.com TENS therapeutic Principle:The gate control theory of pain was put forward by Ronald Melzack and Patrick Wall in 1965. They proposed that th
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