TDCS A-50 - Transcranial Direct Current Stimulator (tDCS) 4mA

Neuroeletrical MODEL A - 50 equipment

• 100% analogue in its responses and completely free of digital noise;
• Maximum current 0 A working voltage 4 mA (milliamperes);
• OUTPUT PROTECTION - 4mA - Independent of the position of the regulating potentiometer;
• Internal batteries with an autonomy of 23 days connected continuously at a maximum current of 4 milliamps;
• Electrodes in the ideal size for specific regions to be treated;
• Actual reading response according to the current being treated;

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (ETCC) equipment in Portuguese and Transcranial Direct-Current Stimulation (TDCS) in English.

THIS MODEL: A - 50 CONTAINS IN ITS KIT:

• 01 high standard transport case made of foamed wood inside;
• 01 TDCS Mod. A-50;
• 01 Electrode Kit with Wires, sponges and sponge protector;
• 02 Elastic bands for placing the Electrodes;
• Complete manual on its use.

Neuroelectrical Equipment mod. A-50 is already configured to use the ETCC / TDCS protocols

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS/TDCS) is a non-invasive technique, with excellent responses when used. Painless and without side effects, it uses a low-intensity electrical current ranging from 0- 4 mA to increase brain activity.

Among the main non-invasive brain stimulation techniques is tDCS (Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation). The correct use of electrodes positioned on the patient's head, this technique uses a low intensity electrical current that can vary depending on the protocols from 0 to 4mA, with currents of up to 2mA being more common and already used, for use above 2 mA, monitoring by qualified professionals is required.

This equipment acts to supply Direct Current to facilitate or not the action potential of neuronal cells, in order to stimulate or inhibit cortical activity in a given area according to the therapeutic objective.

Its promising results in neurological rehabilitation have been demonstrated through numerous scientific articles that highlight the applicability of these techniques in various clinical conditions as a potential tool to assist in neuroplasticity and functional recovery.

Who uses this equipment?

Doctors (Psychiatrists, Neurologists, Neurophysiologists and Physiatrists), Neuropsychologists, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists.

To receive material and treatment protocols, you must fill out a form as soon as you receive the equipment to clarify any doubts and find out about the best studies we have so far.

YOU MUST CAREFULLY OBSERVE THE USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT AND BE ACCOMPANIED BY PROFESSIONALS SKILLED IN NEURONAL REHABILITATION.