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http://dx.doi.org/10.17661/jkiiect.2020.13.3.212

A Study on Rehabilitation Treatment Using Radiofrequency Treatment  

Jo, Jae-Hyun (Department of Bio-medical Engineering, Catholic Kwandong University)
Lee, Sang-Yong (Remed Co., Ltd.)
Lee, Geun-Yong (Remed Co., Ltd.)
Yoon, Se-Jin (Remed Co., Ltd.)
Cheong, Ha-Young (Kyonggi university graduate school)
Lee, Sang-Sik (Department of Bio-medical Engineering, Catholic Kwandong University)
Publication Information
The Journal of Korea Institute of Information, Electronics, and Communication Technology / v.13, no.3, 2020 , pp. 212-218 More about this Journal
Abstract
When Radiofrequency energy is applied to the human body, the vibration width is very short. Therefore, the electrolyte burn generated when using the direct current does not occur. Ion molecules, polarized molecules, etc., vibrate more than 40,000 times per second, converting them into frictional heat to generate deep heat. The blood flow of capillaries increases 4-5 times more than at rest, increasing the supply of oxygen, nutrients, antibodies, and white blood cells. In addition, the electrochemical reaction does not occur because the vibration width and the pulsation period are very short. It is a physical factor treatment method that does not stimulate the sensory nerves and motor nerves. In this study, an isotonic exercise is performed in a young normal adult using a Radiofrequency pain treatment device. The purpose of this study is to integrate rehabilitation therapy by measuring electromyography data during isotonic exercise and confirming the effect on changes in motor neuron response. The EMG data generated when isotonic exercise of the forearm biceps muscle and the EMG data measured after the use of a Radiofrequency pain treatment device after exercise were RMS, respectively, and verified through t-test. It was confirmed that there was a significant difference in both men and women because the t-value was smaller than the significance level p (<.05).
Keywords
EMG; Isotonic Movement; Motor Nerve; Radiofrequency treatment; Upper Biceps;
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