Genesy 3000 TENS/EMS/MCR/IF/Kotz Device, 4-channels

Genesy 3000: multifunctional electrotherapy device with TENS | EMS | MENS | Denervated | MCR | FES | Kotz | Interferential (IF) | Iontophoresis programs

The device's over 400 programs can support the treatment, improvement, healing, or prevention of countless health issues.

• Disease treatment: pain relief, muscle condition improvement, anti-inflammatory effect, circulation improvement, edema reduction, deep delivery of active substances, post-surgical and post-illness rehabilitation
• Treatment of muscles affected by peripheral paralysis (denervated programs, selective stimulation)
• Programs aiding sports preparation and muscle regeneration, injury treatment and prevention
• Body shaping and fitness programs. Supports weight loss and postpartum body recovery.
• Beauty care through improvement of facial muscle condition.

The ideal device for physiotherapists and patients for pain relief and rehabilitation treatments.

Types of treatments

The device is multifunctional, offering several types of electrical treatments. Each treatment modality addresses different problems.

TENS

TENS, or transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, is primarily suitable for relieving musculoskeletal pain. It can also be used to reduce menstrual pain and to a lesser extent cancer-related pain.

EMS or NMES

Electrical muscle stimulation, abbreviated EMS or NMES in medical practice, is used to treat muscle-related issues. Main applications include reducing muscle stiffness, slowing muscle atrophy and loss of muscle strength and mass, improving blood circulation, and reducing muscle pain. When applied before musculoskeletal surgery, it improves surgical outcomes. It is an almost indispensable complement in post-surgery rehabilitation.

FES

FES, or functional electrical stimulation, is often described as a standalone treatment mode. It is a type of muscle stimulation carried out to regain some lost function.

After central paralysis, muscles may partially recover their movement ability (in fortunate cases) but become clumsy and weak. Functional stimulation is muscle stimulation performed for strength recovery and re-learning movement.

MENS or MCR

Microcurrent is an extremely mild current (for example, TENS or muscle stimulation currents are about a thousand times greater).

Microcurrent can be used for pain relief (termed MENS, microcurrent nerve stimulation) or healing (MCR).

Microcurrent accelerates healing of inflammatory conditions (including tendonitis, arthritis, arthrosis, etc.). It reduces edema, useful in acute treatment of herniated discs, lumbago, sciatica, and other radicular symptoms. It speeds up healing of injuries, wounds, muscle tears, etc.

Microcurrent stimulates collagen production, aiding the healing of wounds and scars—beneficial for beauty care by restoring skin elasticity and treating wrinkles.

Iontophoresis

Iontophoresis is useful in treating joint inflammation and sports injuries. It allows delivery of a (water-soluble, electrically charged) medication directly through the skin to the affected area, avoiding the digestive system. For example, in ankle injury, orally administered drugs spread throughout the body, with only minimal amounts reaching the ankle. Ideally, more should reach the ankle and less elsewhere. Iontophoresis helps achieve this.

Denervated (selective stimulation)

Used to stimulate muscles affected by peripheral paralysis (denervated, having lost their motor nerve). Triangle, trapezoid, and square waveforms can be selected based on the degree of nerve damage: severe damage - triangle; moderate damage - trapezoid; mild - square.

Muscles that have lost their motor nerves cannot be stimulated via those nerves. Denervated impulses directly activate muscle fibers, so selective stimulation impulses are considerably longer than EMS impulses used for healthy muscles. EMS impulses are microsecond in duration; denervated impulses are millisecond.

Kotz/Russian

Kotz stimulation (or Russian stimulation) is an electrical muscle stimulation technique originally developed by Soviet doctor M. Kotz. Mainly used in sports medicine and rehabilitation, its primary goals are muscle development, strengthening, and regeneration. Electrical impulses induce artificial muscle contractions, which help increase muscle strength and accelerate recovery.

Interferential (IF)

Interferential therapy (IF therapy) is mainly used for pain relief, anti-inflammation, muscle rehabilitation, and circulation improvement. It applies two different medium-frequency currents that intersect within tissues, creating a lower-frequency therapeutic current and its effect. This method is effective in reaching deeper tissues while minimizing skin irritation.

Program groups

• Medical treatments
  • 33 TENS programs - traditional TENS, modulated TENS, endorphin TENS, menstrual pain, knee pain, post-surgical pain, chronic pain, shoulder pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, trapezius pain, rotator cuff inflammation, muscle pain, sciatica, lumbago, lower back pain, neck pain, bursitis, tendonitis, fracture pain, epicondylitis (tennis elbow), arthritis, arthrosis
  • 23 Microcurrent (MENS and MCR) programs. Pain and inflammation reduction, healing stimulation. Shoulder-periarthritis, bruises, sciatica, lumbago, acute pain, joint pain, stiff neck, shoulder dislocation, knee pain, tendonitis
  • 14 rehabilitation programs - ankle swelling, quadriceps atrophy, ACL post-surgery regeneration, lower limb muscle recovery, shoulder dislocation prevention, vastus medialis strengthening in patellofemoral syndrome, stress, urge and mixed incontinence
  • 9 denervated muscle programs (triangle, trapezoid and square impulses)
  • 1 iontophoresis program. Mainly to speed joint injury healing (iontophoresis set not included)
  • 6 interferential programs for acute and chronic lumbago, neck pain, frozen shoulder, post-surgical pain, knee osteoarthritis
  • 92 electrotherapy treatments. Kotz (Russian) and NMES variations.
• Fitness and body shaping -29 programs for body shaping, toning, general fitness. Body sculpting, tightening, Bio-Pulse treatments (stimulating collagen production), toning, muscle mass increase, lean muscle building, anaerobic fitness, aerobic fitness, spasm prevention.
• Beauty care - 16 beauty care treatments
• 3S sequential stimulation - 54 programs for neurorehabilitation, edema treatment, improving regeneration
• Sport - 53 variants. Developing muscle fiber-specific abilities, muscle regeneration, capillarization, warm-up, maximum strength development, endurance, explosive power, reaction speed, post-competition muscle recovery, muscle hypertrophy.
• ActionNow programs - 84 immediate start programs combining exercise and muscle stimulation

Muscle treatment (Sport)

• Aerobic endurance
• Active regeneration
• Endurance strength
• Warm-up
• Hypertrophy
• Capillarization
• Maximum strength
• Stiffness relief
• Reaction speed
• Explosive strength
• Pre-competition warm-up
• Post-competition regeneration

Fitness - Body shaping

• Aerobic training
• Body shaping
• Anaerobic training
• Bio-pulse tightening
• Bio-pulse shaping
• Invigoration
• Tightening
• Shaping
• Spasm prevention
• Jogging
• Detailing
• Mass gain

Beauty care

• Improving skin tone
• Reducing swelling
• Connective tissue massage
• Reducing post-pregnancy swelling
• Postpartum tightening
• Postpartum fat reduction
• Toning massage
• Fat reduction

Microcurrent

• Achilles tendonitis
• Acute pain
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Ankle sprain
• Skin ulcer
• Brachial neuralgia
• Tendonitis
• Sciatica
• Muscle restoration
• Joint pain relief
• Lumbago
• Stiff neck
• Cervical calcification
• Whiplash injury
• Edema
• Rotator cuff inflammation
• Tennis elbow
• Knee osteoarthritis
• Patellar tendonitis
• Knee sprain
• Shoulder-periarthritis
• Shoulder dislocation
• Bruising

Denervated (selective stimulation, peripheral paralysis treatment)

• Triangle 1 - 2 - 3
• Square 1 - 2 - 3
• Trapezoid 1 - 2 - 3

Pain relief (TENS)

• Lower back disc pain
• Low frequency pain-relieving TENS
• Ankle osteoarthritis
• Bursitis-tendinitis
• Hip osteoarthritis
• Bone fracture pain
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Endorphin TENS
• Spinal osteoporosis
• Spinal osteoarthritis
• Spinal cord compression pain
• Traditional pain-relieving TENS
• Nerve root compression
• Sciatica
• Muscle pain
• Muscle-tendon injury pain
• Muscle injury
• Chronic pain
• Chronic lumbago
• High frequency pain-relieving TENS
• Menstrual pain
• Modulated pain-relieving TENS
• Post-surgical pain
• Neck pain
• Osteoarthritis
• Whiplash injury
• Rotator cuff inflammation
• Tennis elbow
• Knee osteoarthritis
• Knee pain
• Trapezius pain
• Shoulder-Scapula syndrome

Rehabilitation

• ACL (cruciate ligament) post-surgery recovery
• Agonist-Antagonist
• Ankle re-learning
• Swollen ankles
• Functional regeneration
• Hemiplegia-lower limbs
• Hemiplegia-upper limbs
• Regaining muscle strength
• Muscle atrophy
• Muscle spasm
• Urge incontinence
• Mixed incontinence
• Leg re-learning
• Motor point pencil
• Stress incontinence
• Shoulder dislocation
• Vastus medialis strength recovery

Interferential

• Acute lumbago
• Frozen shoulder
• Fibromyalgia
• Spinal fracture pain
• Chronic lumbago
• Post-surgical pain
• Neck pain
• Edema
• Knee osteoarthritis

Iontophoresis

Useful features

Feature	Details
	LAST 10 function: The device stores the 10 most recently used programs. They can be quickly and easily selected and started from the list.
	AUTO STIM function Allows automatic execution of a program without adjusting intensity. The intensity is set based on the program's last execution. AUTO STIM is only usable for TENS and EMS programs stored in the "Last 10" memory.
	Run Time function Allows modification of main parameters (treatment time, frequency, pulse duration) during ongoing treatment after pressing the Function button.
	Favorite programs Allows saving the most used programs into memory (up to 15 per user) for quick start.
	STIM LOCK function Allows locking programs saved in the Treatments menu. Important when lending to patients who must use a "locked" therapist-program (while other programs are disabled).
	Create custom programs Allows creating and editing up to 15 new programs, making the device highly flexible and customizable.
	2+2 mode Allows simultaneous execution of two different programs (EMS or TENS). Enables simultaneous treatment of two patients or muscle groups. The 1-2 and 3-4 channels can be programmed separately.
	Multiuser Enables personalized use by multiple users. Favorites and Last10 functions are accessible after logging into one's profile. Up to 10 users can have tailored treatment plans.

Contraindications for electrotherapy treatment

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

Only a few conditions are contraindicated.

Current consensus prohibits any electrotherapy treatment for patients with pacemakers or implanted defibrillators. Other conditions are not excluding factors; advantages and disadvantages should be considered by the attending physician.

If uncertain about suitability, read Dr. Zsolt Zátrok's article on the Élethosszig Egészségesen blog. Click here.

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