PhysioGo 100A/101A
Effective Electrotherapy unit
PhysioGo 100A/101A
Effective Electrotherapy unit
The modern PhysioGo 100A device represents the PhysioGo unit line manufactured by ASTAR company. This fully two-channel device is used in many physiotherapeutic offices to perform electrotherapy and electrodiagnostic procedures.
* The PhysioGo 101A model has a built-in Li-Ion battery with a capacity of 2250 mAh
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About this products
Benefits for the patient
Mobile physiotherapy
The PhysioGo 100A device has been adapted for conducting treatments in homehealthcare environmental therapy.
Therapeutic currents and electrodiagnostics
The device allows electrotherapy to be carried out using the available therapeutic currents, i.e. microcurrents, Kotz current, TENS currents, currents dedicated to spastic paralysis therapy, diadynamic currents, impulse currents (rectangular pulses; triangular pulses; Trabert current), tonolysis, galvanic currents and others.
Safety
PhysioGo 100A meets the requirements of the Medical Directive, which ensures safe therapy for the therapist and the patient. The device has been equipped with a self-test procedure – enabling the current control of the device’s functional status each time it is turned on.
benefits for the physiotherapist
Comfortable use
The device has been designed with comfort and ergonomics in mind. The built-in treatment encyclopaedia contains a list of disease entities and the methodology for performing individual treatments in a graphic and descriptive form.
Two treatment channels
The device has been equipped with two independent treatment channels, which allows simultaneous performance of various treatments for one patient (four-electrode treatments) or therapy of two patients at the same time.
Design and quality
Devices from the PhysioGo family are premium class devices that feature high quality components and modern design. The PhysioGo 100A device has a comfortable 7-inch display with a touch panel. ASTAR devices are well recognized among physiotherapists in Poland and in the world.
