Date:1900 - 2000 (c.)
Description:This metal trolley is for a Physiomed 1 Interferential treatment unit. It was used in physiotherapy treatment at the Royal Pump Rooms, Leamington Spa. Two skin electrodes were placed on the skin, at opposite corners of a square. Medium frequency currents were then passed through the electrodes. Treatment occurred when the two currents interfered. Low beat frequencies were used for the treatment of muscle disorders, and higher frequencies were used to relieve pain.
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This wooden recliner was used in the Hammam at the Royal Pump Rooms, Leamington ...
These pulleys were used to hold sling apparatus in physiotherapy treatments at the ...
These electrodes were used in low frequency electrotherapy treatments at the Royal ...
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This metal trolley is for a Physiomed 1 Interferential treatment unit. It was used in physiotherapy ...
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This is a Physiomed 1 Interferential treatment unit. It was used in physiotherapy treatment at the Royal ...
These electrodes are used with a Physiomed 1 Interferential Treatment Unit. They were used in physiotherapy ...
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Donor ref:LEAMG : M4627.2004.2 (61/12770)
Source: Leamington Spa Art Gallery and Museum
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