Elite

Elite: multifunctional electrotherapy device with TENS | EMS programs

The device's programs can help treat, improve, or prevent many issues.

• Disease treatment: Pain relief, muscle condition improvement, circulation enhancement, edema reduction, rehabilitation after surgery or illness
• Programs supporting sports preparation and muscle regeneration, injury treatment and prevention
• Body shaping and fitness programs. Weight loss support and assistance in regaining shape after pregnancy.
• Beauty care through muscle condition improvement.

Treatment Types

The device is multifunctional, providing several electrical treatment modes. Each mode is suitable for different problems.

TENS

TENS, or transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, is primarily used for relieving musculoskeletal pain. Additionally, it can alleviate menstrual pain and, to a lesser extent, cancer-related pain.

EMS or NMES

Electrical muscle stimulation is known medically as EMS or NMES. It is used to treat muscle-related issues. Its main applications include easing muscle stiffness, slowing muscle wasting, reducing loss of muscle strength and mass, improving blood circulation, and reducing muscle pain. When applied before orthopedic surgeries, it enhances surgical outcomes. Post-surgery, it is an essential part of rehabilitation.

FES

FES, or functional electrical stimulation, is often considered a separate treatment mode. Essentially, it is muscle stimulation aimed at regaining lost abilities.

After central paralysis, muscles may regain partial movement ability within a few days (in fortunate cases) but become weak and uncoordinated. Muscle stimulation to regain strength and relearn movement is functional stimulation.

Program Groups

• Medical treatments
  • 12 TENS programs - pain relief
  • 2 rehabilitation programs - muscle strength recovery for upper and lower limbs
• Sport - 32 program variants. Development of muscle fiber-specific abilities, muscle regeneration, capillarization, warm-up.
• Fitness and body shaping - 26 programs for body shaping, toning, general fitness support
• Beauty care - 29 beauty care treatments

Muscle treatment (sport)

• Endurance strength
• Demo
• Warm-up
• Capillarization
• Maximum strength
• Stiffness relief
• Motor point pen
• Reaction speed
• Explosive strength
• Post-competition recovery

Fitness-Body shaping

• Bio-pulse firming
• Firming
• Shaping
• Shaping
• Mass gain

Beauty care

• Facial capillaries
• Bio impulse massage
• Bio-pulse swelling reduction
• Bio-pulse fat breakdown
• Swelling reduction
• Lifting effect (facial treatment)
• Slimming
• Detail shaping
• Vascularization
• Fat breakdown

Pain relief (TENS)

• Pain-relieving TENS
• Endorphin TENS
• Contractures
• Sciatica
• Hematomas
• Lumbago
• Neck pain
• Shoulder pain
• Tennis elbow

Rehabilitation

• Lower limb muscle wasting
• Upper limb muscle wasting

Useful Features

Feature	Details
	LAST 10 feature: The device stores the 10 most recently executed programs. They can be quickly and easily selected and started from the list.
	Multiuser Enables personalized use of the device by multiple users. To access Favorites and Last10 features, the user must log into their profile. This allows for treatment plans tailored for up to 10 users.

Contraindications to Electrotherapy

Electrotherapy treatments (TENS, EMS, MENS, FES, ETS, CES, microcurrent, iontophoresis, denervated, selective stimulation, Kotz, interferential, etc.) are safe and free of side effects.

There are very few conditions that contraindicate their use.

Current consensus strictly prohibits any electrotherapy treatment for patients with pacemakers or implanted defibrillators. Other conditions are not absolute contraindications; the benefits and risks should be weighed by the attending physician.

If you are uncertain about applicability, read Dr. Zsolt Zátrok's article on the Lifelong Health blog. Click here.

There is a common misconception that electrotherapy devices cannot be used with metal implants, prostheses, bone plates, or screws. This is outdated. Read Dr. Zsolt Zátrok's article on the relationship between implants and electrotherapy treatment. Click here.