Inter X 5000 |
Inter X Professional Sport |
Inter X Personal SportThe InterX 5000 is the first product from NRG to use a new generation of stimulation technology called Interactive Neurostimulation. The InterX 5000 was first produced in 2004 and has been effective in managing pain associated with soft tissue dysfunction and proven appropriate for the treatment of both acute and chronic conditions.
The InterX 5000 is applicable in a wide variety of clinical situations from acute injury to post-operative recovery and the treatment of chronic pain.
InterX 5000 has also played a powerful role in sports injury management and rehabilitation. The hand-held, battery operated device has been used to treat injuries on the field and on the sidelines, in the tour bus and in clinics and training rooms.
Used by practitioners and sports injury specialists worldwide, the InterX 5000 delivers effective and significant results in acute and chronic pain relief, injury management and rehabilitation.
What makes the InterX technology so different? The InterX technology is unique in the way it engages the body's natural resources to assist the processes of pain management and rehabilitation. The way in which it introduces electrical impulses into the body, is very different to conventional neurostimulation in three aspects:
"Interactive" stimulation - The electrical properties of the skin and its underlying tissues have very different properties when inflamed or injured tissue, compared to normal healthy tissue. InterX is sensitive to these differences and immediately adapts to provide an appropriate level of stimulation. As the body responds to the stimulation, the impulses adjust dynamically to the feedback from the electrodes in contact with the skin. Thus engaging in a process of constant interaction that provides optimal treatment and also avoids the body's natural attempt to accommodate to the stimulation
Scan and locate optimal treatment points - InterX technology uses its ability to identify changes in tissue properties to provide feedback to the therapist that is valuable in the identification of optimal treatment locations. The concentric electrodes are moved across the skin, without the need for gel of any kind, scanning for areas of low impedance. Feedback is provided in a number of ways, such as changes in the way the device moves across the skin, or through readings displayed on the screen that relate to the condition of the tissue immediately under the electrodes.
Specific and targeted treatment - Once optimal treatment locations are found, targeted treatment can be applied to those areas. The ability to deliver treatment to tissues that have been neurologically disrupted by injury in such a specific manner greatly enhances the rate of recovery.