Description
Advanced Physio Medicare Physiotherapy Ultrasound Therapy Machine 1 & 3 MHz, LCD Display
Advanced Physio Medicare Physiotherapy Ultrasound Therapy Machine 1 & 3 MHz, LCD Display is a digital ultrasound therapy model designed for professional physiotherapy and rehabilitation applications. The machine offers 1 MHz and 3 MHz frequencies, along with Continuous and Pulse modes, making it suitable for different therapeutic requirements.
Its compact and portable design allows the machine to be carried easily and used conveniently in physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centers, and home-care settings. It comes with standard accessories required for operation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Digital |
| Ultrasound Frequency | 1 & 3 MHz |
| Mode | Continuous & Pulse |
| Display | LCD |
| Output Intensity | Up to 3.5 W/cm² for Continuous & Pulse |
| Operating Voltage | 220 V (as per country specific requirements) |
| Dimensions | 13 × 13 × 7 cm |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
Standard Accessories
- US Head & Cable: 1 Set (1 MHz) & 1 Set (3 MHz)
- Main Cord: 1 Pc
- Carry Bag: 1 Pc
- Gel Bottle: 1 Pc
Box Includes
- Ultrasound Therapy Machine
- Ultrasound Handle & Cable
- Carry Bag
- User Manual
Indications
Physiotherapy ultrasound therapy may be used by qualified healthcare professionals as part of a treatment plan for conditions such as:
- Joint pain
- Neck and back pain
- Arthritis
- Sports injuries
- Ligament sprains
- Tendinitis
- Muscle strain
- Scar-tissue management
- Selected soft-tissue conditions
Contraindications & Safety Precautions
Ultrasound therapy should be used according to professional clinical guidance. It should generally be avoided or used only with appropriate medical advice in situations such as:
- Pregnancy, particularly over the abdomen or pelvic region
- Over areas of known or suspected cancer
- Over infected, inflamed, or significantly swollen tissue
- Near active bone-growth plates
- Directly over an unhealed fracture
- Over areas with impaired sensation where the patient cannot reliably report discomfort
- On unconscious or unresponsive patients
- Near implanted electronic devices or other areas where ultrasound therapy may be contraindicated
Important: This device should be operated by trained or qualified healthcare professionals and used according to the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable clinical guidelines.



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