Chattanooga Transport 2 10cm² Ultrasound Applicator

The Transport 2 10cm² Ultrasound Applicator is engineered to streamline clinical workflows while maximizing therapeutic outcomes. Designed to integrate seamlessly with the Transport 2 system, this applicator provides the precision required for effective deep tissue treatment. Its pre-calibrated nature means it is ready for immediate use, eliminating time-consuming setup procedures and allowing clinicians to focus entirely on patient care. With a substantial 10cm² effective radiating area, this head is particularly effective for treating larger muscle groups, ensuring consistent energy distribution across the targeted area. The device prioritizes both clinician comfort and patient safety, delivering a reliable solution for busy rehabilitation environments.

Key Features

• Ergonomic Design: The sound head features a contoured shape that fits naturally in the hand, reducing wrist strain and clinician fatigue during back-to-back treatment sessions or prolonged therapy.
• Dual Frequency Operation: Capable of operating at both 1 MHz and 3 MHz, this applicator offers the versatility needed to treat a wide range of conditions, from deep tissue structures to superficial injuries.
• Advanced Coupling Detection: Integrated visual monitoring provides real-time feedback on contact quality, ensuring that the prescribed amount of ultrasound energy is accurately delivered to the patient's tissue for maximum efficacy.
• Pre-Calibrated Precision: The applicator arrives fully calibrated and interchangeable with the Transport 2 system, ensuring consistent output and reliable performance without the need for manual adjustments.
• Non-Invasive and Safe: Unlike surgical procedures or injections, ultrasound therapy is a non-invasive treatment that does not carry significant risks or side effects. It is also safe for patients of all ages, including children and pregnant women.
• Affordable and Accessible: Compared to other forms of therapy or treatment, ultrasound therapy is relatively affordable and widely accessible. It can be administered in clinic settings, as well as at home with portable devices.
• Complementary to Other Treatments: Ultrasound therapy can also be used in conjunction with other treatments such as physical therapy or medication for optimal results.

Orthopedic Injuries:

In addition to these general benefits, ultrasound therapy has been found to have specific advantages for certain conditions:

• Ultrasound therapy has shown positive results in treating orthopedic injuries such as sprains, strains, bursitis, tendonitis and more. It can help reduce pain, inflammation and swelling in affected areas.
• Joint Stiffness: Ultrasound therapy has been shown to be effective in treating joint stiffness by increasing blood flow and promoting healing.
• Scar Tissue: Ultrasound therapy can also help break down scar tissue, making it a useful treatment option for those recovering from surgery or injuries that have resulted in scarring.
• Muscle Spasms: By increasing blood flow and promoting relaxation of muscles, ultrasound therapy can help reduce muscle spasms and tension.
• Nerve Pain: For conditions such as sciatica, ultrasound therapy has been found to be beneficial in reducing nerve pain by targeting the affected area.
  By improving blood flow and reducing inflammation, it can help alleviate pain and discomfort.
• Joint Stiffness: Ultrasound therapy can also be effective in treating joint stiffness by promoting increased circulation and improving range of motion. This makes it a valuable treatment option for those with conditions such as arthritis or frozen shoulder.
• Inflammation: The use of ultrasound therapy has been shown to reduce inflammation in the body, making it a useful tool for managing conditions such as tendonitis or bursitis.
• Sports Injuries: Athletes often turn to ultrasound therapy to help speed up the healing process from sports injuries. By increasing blood flow and promoting tissue repair, this therapy can aid in recovering from strains