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Therapeutic ultrasound 1 and 3 mhz
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SONOPULSE III
Therapeutic Ultrasound 1 and 3 MHz
Manufactured by
Ibramed - Indústria Brasileira de Equipamentos Médicos EIREILI.
Made in Brazil
ANVISA Nº 10360310024
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edition (REV_07/2012
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  • Page 1 Instructions Manual SONOPULSE III Therapeutic Ultrasound 1 and 3 MHz Manufactured by Ibramed - Indústria Brasileira de Equipamentos Médicos EIREILI. Made in Brazil ANVISA Nº 10360310024 edition (REV_07/2012...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TROUBLESHOOTING ..........71 EQUIPMENT............12 MAINTENANCE, WARRANTY TECHNICAL GENERAL EQUIPMENT CARE........13 SUPPORT.............71 SHIPPING DAMAGE........13 CEFAI – IBRAMED CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND INSTALLATION, CARE AND CLEANING....13 ADVANCED TRAINING.........74 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY GUIDANCE..16 SPECIFICATIONS..........24 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS.......24 SPECIFICATIONS OF ULTRASOUND....25 NOMENCLATURE...........26 CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS..26 DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS........29 ACCESSORIES USED...........31...

  • Page 3: Symbol Definitions

    SYMBOL DEFINITIONS Below are the definitions of the symbols used on the equipment and throughout the instructions found in this manual. Understand these symbol and their definitions before operating this equipment. Caution! Refer to user manual. Combined therapy IN. CLASS II Electrical equipment. Off switch.

  • Page 4: Carton

    SYMBOLS DEFINITIONS CARTON Refer operating instructions Fragile. correct product use. This side up. Manufacturer’s name and address. Limits of temperature for storage and packaging in °C (Celsius Degrees). Keep away from the rain. Stacking up. Do not use if the packaging is damaged.

  • Page 5: Abbreviations Glossary

    Volt Ampere SONOPULSE III screen..........32 Beam Non-Uniformity Ratio Figure 7. Application technique.........38 Figure 8. A, slot for combined therapy of SONOPULSE III; Minute B, connector cable for combined therapy......40 Figure 9. Application technique for combined therapy..41 Figure 10. Message of selection of language....42...

  • Page 6: Foreword

    100 Hz, 48 Hz or 16 Hz, with pulse ratio of 1/2 (50%) or be updated at any time at the manufacturer’s discretion. Visit 1/5 (20%). SONOPULSE III has a PROG key, which allows our web site for updates.

  • Page 7: Safety Precautions

    • Check the cables and connectors before each use. infractions that could cause minor to moderate injury or • The SONOPULSE III stimulator is not designed to prevent damage to equipment. the penetration of water and other liquids. Penetration of...
  • Page 8 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS • In order to be protected from the risk of fire, use only spare • Patients with neurostimulation devices or implanted fuses of the same type and class. pacemakers must be distant from any shortwave diathermy, • Make sure the unit is grounded, connecting it to a grounded microwave diathermy, therapeutic ultrasound diathermy, power outlet in conformity with the applicable local and or laser diathermy and must not be treated with these on...

  • Page 9: Indications And Precautions

    INDICATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS INDICATIONS • Professionals operating the device on a daily basis must not be exposed to therapeutic ultrasound. The applicators handles Therapeutic ultrasound is commonly indicated for: have been developed to allow the professional to protect • Pain relief the hands from ultrasound when performing underwater •...

  • Page 10: Contra Indications And Adverse Reactions

    CONTRA INDICATIONS AND ADVERSE REACTIONS CONTRA INDICATIONS ADVERSE REACTIONS • Therefore, therapeutic ultrasound should not be applied • Therapeutic ultrasound, when applied in continuous circular over the uterus unless specific assurance can be attained movements, may cause a sensation of numbness and/or from the patient that she is not pregnant.

  • Page 11: Population And Conditions Of Use

    POPULATION AND CONDITIONS OF USE PATIENT POPULATION • Patients over 12 years old, under this age only by medical • There are no admissible deficiencies for the use of the prescription or physiotherapeutic indication; equipment; • Patients over 35 kg, under this weight only by medical •...

  • Page 12: Responsibility For Use Electromedical Equipment

    The professional will be responsible for properly licensed use and operation of the equipment. IBRAMED makes no representations regarding laws and federal, state or local laws that may apply to the use and operation of any electromedical equipment.

  • Page 13: General Equipment Care

    SHIPPING DAMAGE INSTALLATION, CARE AND CLEANING Installation Instructions Your SONOPULSE III is shipped complete in one carton. Upon receipt, inspect carton and unit for visible and hidden 1. Connect the line cord to the back of the SONOPULSE damage. In case of damage, keep all shipping materials III.
  • Page 14 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION • Avoid areas subject to vibrations. The SONOPULSE III is an electronic device and has heavy • Install the equipment on a firm and level surface, in open metals such as lead. Thus, there are risks of contamination air.
  • Page 15 • Maintenance and technical assistance of SONOPULSE III must always be performed at unauthorized service, only by In the rear part of SONOPULSE III there is a protection fuse. qualified technicians. To replace it, turn the device off the power supply line...

  • Page 16: Electromagnetic Compatibility Guidance

    To prevent electromagnetic interference, we suggest that one • SONOPULSE III equipment is intended for use only by group of power supply line is used for SONOPULSE III and health care professionals. The SONOPULSE III may cause another separate group is used for short wave or microwave radio interference or disrupt equipment operations nearby.
  • Page 17 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY GUIDANCE Manufacturer’s guidelines and declaration – Electromagnetic emissions SONOPULSE III is destined to be used in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The user of the equipment should be sure that it will be used in this environment. Emission test...
  • Page 18 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY GUIDANCE Manufacturer’s guidelines and declaration – Electromagnetic immunity SONOPULSE III is destined to be used in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The user of the equipment should ensure that it is used in such environment. Immunity Test Test level Conformity level Electromagnetic environment –...
  • Page 19 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY GUIDANCE Immunity Test level Conformity level Electromagnetic environment -orientations test IEC 60601 < 5% U < 5% U (> 95 % voltage drops (> 95% voltage drops in U ) by 0,5 cycle quality power supply should Voltage drops, in U ) by 0,5 cycle 40% U that...
  • Page 20 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY GUIDANCE Manufacturer’s guidelines and declaration – Electromagnetic immunity SONOPULSE III is destined to be used in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The user of the equipment should ensure that it is used in such environment. Conformity Immunity Test level Electromagnetic environment –...
  • Page 21 To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, it is recommended an electromag- netic inspection on the place. If the measure of field strength at the location SONOPULSE III is used exceeds the conformity level used above, the unit must be observed to see whether the operation is normal. If an abnor- mal performance is observed, additional procedures may be needed, such as reorientation or replacement of the equipment.
  • Page 22 Recommended separation distances between the communication equipment of RF portable and mobile and SONOPULSE III SONOPULSE III is intended to be used in an electromagnetic environment in which RF disturbances are controlled. The user of the electro stimulator can help to prevent the electromagnetic interference by maintaining the minimum distance between the portable communication equipment and mobile RF (transmitters) and, SONOPULSE III as recommended below, according to the maximum power of communication equipment.
  • Page 23 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY GUIDANCE Equipment: Serial number: ANVISA Reg istration ( M.S.): Man ufacturing d ate: Expiratio n date: 5 years Senior engineeer: Mai con String hetta CREA - 5062850975...

  • Page 24: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS Range of temperature during transportation and Dimensions storage: 5 - 50°C/ 41- 122°F. Width 10.6 in (27 cm) Depth 10.4 in (26.6 cm) Height 4.9 in (12.5 cm) Range of operational environment temperature: Standard Weight 1.4 kg 5 - 45 °C/ 41- 113 °F.

  • Page 25: Specifications Of Ultrasound

    SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS OF ULTRASOUND Frequency 1.1 MHz, ± 10% Note: The equipment in pulsed mode shows values of peak power, average values are 3.3 MHz, ± 10% equivalent to pulsed selected percentage, ex: Effective radiating area (ERA) 7 cm Continuous Mode Selected: Pulsed...

  • Page 26: Nomenclature

    NOMENCLATURE CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS Figure 2. Rear view. Figure 1. Upper view.
  • Page 27 NOMENCLATURE CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS Figure 4. Lower view. Figure 3. Frontal view.
  • Page 28 NOMENCLATURE CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS 1- ON/OFF switch. 9- Connection for combined therapy with other IBRAMED equipment. 2- Light Indicator of ON condition. 10- Output Connection of transducer to ultrasound. 3- SELECT control keys for selecting parameters. 11- Connection of power cable.

  • Page 29: Definition Of Symbols

    DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS Read and understand these symbols and their definitions before operating the equipment Switch used to start or stop treatment. Always press the center of the switch. Switch with double function: PROG – Selection of pre programmed protocols and private protocols;...
  • Page 30 DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS Read and understand these symbols and their definitions before operating the equipment SELECT: switch for the selection of ultrasound parameters. SET: switch: selection of values of parameters. UP and DOWN: switch: increase or decrease of intensity: 0.1 to 3.0 W/cm...

  • Page 31: Accessories Used

    ACCESSORIES USED 1 and 3 MHz ULTRASOUND: Ultrasound transducer with ERA of 7 cm for frequency of 1 and 3 MHz, with neutral conductor gel. (Figure 5). The screws of the transducer connector must be firmly fixed to the device. Figure 5.

  • Page 32: Operation Instructions

    SONOPULSE III screen (Figure 6). Figure 6. A, presentation message; B, standard/default SONOPULSE III screen.
  • Page 33 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS PREPARING THE EQUIPMENT Selection of parameters Initiating Treatment The SELECT switch allows you to select the parameters Press the START switch to necessary for the treatment. Press SELECT switch up or initiate treatment. down to move the indicating arrow to the next parameter or Stopping Treatment return to the previous parameter.
  • Page 34 TRANSDUCER PROTECTION MESSAGES TEMPERATURE SENSOR Inside the SONOPULSE III transducer there is a temperature sensor which verifies and maintains the work temperature of the piezoelectric crystal, and consequently, the aluminum face of the transducer, which avoids the disagreeable sensation of excessive heat to the patient.
  • Page 35 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS TRANSDUCER PROTECTION MESSAGES EQUIPMENT WITHOUT TRANSDUCER If the equipment is without its transducer, as the intensity of ultrasound is increased, a protection circuit will be activated and the display will show: Just connect the transducer so that the message disappears and the equipment will return to its original program.

  • Page 36: Programming The Equipment

    PROGRAMMING THE EQUIPMENT Example: Suppose the clinical practice or literature suggest 3. Press the UP or DOWN buttons to select the ultrasound particular pathology, following parameters: intensity necessary for treatment. 4. Now press the START key to initiate the treatment. After Frequency: 1 MHz press the START key, the transducer figure will appear on the Mode: Pulsed...

  • Page 37: Directions On Ultrasound

    • Move the ultrasound transducer constantly during the session in circular moves. Examine the skin again after treatment. • BIOCOMPATIBILITY of the materials in contact with the patient (ISO 10993-1): A IBRAMED states that the ultrasound transducer and coupling gel provided with the equipment do not provoke allergic reactions. The transducer and gel must be only be placed in contact with intact surface of the skin, respecting duration limit time of this contact of 24 hours.

  • Page 38: Technics Of Ultrasound Application

    TECHNICS OF ULTRASOUND APPLICATION Position of the ultrasound transducer for the application with ERA of 7 cm (figure 7). Figure 7. Application technique with ERA of 7 cm...

  • Page 39: Combined Therapy Using Sonopulse Iii

    Combined therapy may be performed by any electrostimulator of the NEURODYN line of IBRAMED equipment connected to SONOPULSE III by a special connection cable (black) inserted in the combined therapy slot in the frontal part of SONOPULSE III. This cable presents an alligator pin adaptor which is connected to the black banana pin in the electrostimulation cable in the NEURODYN line.
  • Page 40 NEURODYN line before proceeding to the combined therapy. The SONOPULSE III timer will control the time of ultrasound therapy, however, the same therapy time must be adjusted in the electrostimulator for the combined therapy. Press the START key in SONOPULSE III and in the electrostimulator to initiate the treatment.

  • Page 41: Application Tecnique For Combined Therapy

    COMBINED THERAPY USING SONOPULSE III APPLICATION TECHNIQUE FOR COMBINED THERAPY Position of the ultrasound transducer and the electrostimulation electrode for combined therapy (Figure 10) Figure 9. Application technique for combined therapy.

  • Page 42: Using The Prog/Menu Keys

    USING THE PROG/MENU KEYS USING THE MENU KEY USING THE PROG KEY SELECTION OF LANGUAGE SELECTION OF PROGRAMMED PROTOCOLS The MENU key is used to select the language. Press the Turn equipment described above. Press briefly the PROG key and press SET key to select the MENU key until you hear three sound beeps.
  • Page 43 USING THE PROG/MENU KEYS PROGRAMMING USER PROTOCOLS To program new protocols, press briefly the PROG button and press SET button to select the USER protocols. Using the SET button choose one of the 20 USER protocols available. Adjust the parameters according to the therapeutic needs and press START.

  • Page 44: Clinical Resources Library Clinical Protocols

    CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 1 - 1 MHz Protocol 2 - 1 MHz Femoral Biceps Injury Rectus Femoris Injury Parameters values Parameters values Acute Phase Acute Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 20 % Duty cycle...
  • Page 45 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 4 - 1 MHz Protocol 3 - 1 MHz Deltoid Muscle Anterior Tibial Parameters values Parameters values Injury-Acute Phase Injury-Acute Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 20 % Duty cycle 20 %...
  • Page 46 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 5 - 1 MHz Protocol 6 - 3 MHz Rhomboid Injury Radiocarpal Extensor Parameters values Parameters values Acute Phase Injury-Acute Phase Frequência 1 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 20 % Duty cycle 20 %...
  • Page 47 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 7 - 1 MHz Protocol 8 - 1 MHz Femoral Biceps Injury Rectus Femoris Injury Parameters values Parameters values Subacute Phase Subacute Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 50 % Duty cycle...
  • Page 48 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocolo 9 - 1 MHz Protocolo 10 - 1 MHz Anterior Tibial Deltoid Muscle Parameters values Parameters values Injury-Subacute Phase Injury-Subacute Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 50 % Duty cycle 50 %...
  • Page 49 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 11 - 1 MHz Protocol 12 - 3 MHz Rhomboid Injury Radiocarpal Extensor Parameters values Parameters values Subacute Phase Injury-Subacute Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 50 % Duty cycle 50 %...
  • Page 50 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 13 - 1 MHz Protocol 14 - 1 MHz Reduction of Muscle Reduction of Mus- Parameters values Parameters values Spasm - Deltoid cle Spasm - Cervical Paraspinal Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Continuous Mode...
  • Page 51 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocolo 16 - 1 MHz Protocol 15 - 1 MHz Reduction of Mus- Reduction of Mus- Parameters values Parameters values cle Spasm - Lumbar cle Spasm - Thoracic Paraspinal Paraspinal Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Continuous...
  • Page 52 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocolo 17 - 1 MHz Protocolo 18 - 1 MHz Reduction of the Muscle Reduction of the Muscle Parameters values Parameters values Spasm - Rhomboid Spasm – Biceps or Triceps Brachii Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode...
  • Page 53 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 19 - 1 MHz Protocol 20 - 1 MHz Reduction of the Muscle Reduction of the Muscle Parameters values Parameters values Spasm - Gastrocnemius Spasm – Biceps Femoris Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Continuous Mode...
  • Page 54 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 22 - 3 MHz Protocol 21 - 1 MHz Reduction of the Muscle Plantar Fasciitis Acute Parameters values Parameters values Spasm – Rectus Femoris Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Pulsed Intensity...
  • Page 55 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocolo 23 - 3 MHz Protocol 24 - 3 MHz Plantar Fasciitis Iliotibial Syndrome Parameters values Parameters values Chronic Phase Acute Phase Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Pulsed Intensity 0.4 W/cm² Duty cycle 20 % Treatment time...
  • Page 56 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 25 - 3 MHz Protocol 26 - 1 MHz Iliotibial Syndrome Trochanteric Bursitis Parameters values Parameters values Chronic Phase Acute Phase Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Pulsed Intensity 0.4 W/cm² Duty cycle 20 % Treatment time...
  • Page 57 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 27 - 1 MHz Protocolo 28 - 3 MHz Trochanteric Bursitis Wrist Injury Parameters values Parameters values Chronic Phase Acute Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Pulsed Intensity 1.0 W/cm² Duty cycle 20 % Treatment time...
  • Page 58 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 29 - 3 MHz Protocol 30 - 3 MHz Elbow Injury Knee or Ankle Injury Parameters values Parameters values Acute Phase Acute Phase Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 20 % Duty cycle...
  • Page 59 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 31 - 3 MHz Protocol 32 - 3 MHz Interphalangeal Joint Ant. Tibial/Patellar/ Parameters values Parameters values Injury Acute Phase Calcaneus Tendonitis Acute Phase Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 20 %...
  • Page 60 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 33 - 1 MHz Protocol 34 - 1 MHz Gluteus Medius Supraspinal Parameters values Parameters values Tendinopathy Acute Tendinopathy Phase Acute Phase Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Pulsed Duty cycle 20 % Duty cycle 20 %...
  • Page 61 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocolo 35 - 3 MHz Protocolo 36 - 1 MHz Ant. Tibial/Patellar/ Gluteus Medius Parameters values Parameters values Calcaneus Tendonitis Tendinopathy Chronic Phase Chronic Phase Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Continuous Intensity 0.6 W/cm²...
  • Page 62 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocolo 37 - 1 MHz Protocol 38 - 3 MHz Supraspinal Carpal Joint Stiffness Parameters values Parameters values Tendinopathy - Chronic Phase Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 1 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Continuous Intensity 0.4 W/cm² Intensity 1.8 W/cm²...
  • Page 63 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 39 - 3 MHz Protocol 40 - 3 MHz Knee or Ankle Joint Elbow Joint Stiffness Parameters values Parameters values Stiffness Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Continuous Intensity 0.6 W/cm² Intensity 0.4 W/cm²...
  • Page 64 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 41 - 3 MHz Protocol 42 - 3 MHz Interphalangeal Joint Cellulite Degree I, II Parameters values Parameters values Stiffness and III or Localized Fat Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Continuous Mode Continuous Intensity...
  • Page 65 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocolo 43 - 3 MHz Protocolo 44 - 3 MHz Immediate Parameters values Late Postoperative Parameters values Postoperative Frequency 3 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Continuous Duty cycle 50 % Intensity 0.8 W/cm² Pulse frequency 100 Hz Treatment time...
  • Page 66 CLINICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY - CLINICAL PROTOCOLS Protocol 45 - 1 MHz Protocol 46 - 3 MHz Sonophoresis Sonophoresis Parameters values Parameters values (Rehabilitation) (Aesthetic) Frequency 1 MHz Frequency 3 MHz Mode Pulsed Mode Continuous Duty cycle 20 % Intensity 1.0 W/cm² Pulse frequency 100 Hz Treatment time...

  • Page 67: References

    REFERENCES Amirez, A.; Schwane, J. A.; McFarland, C.; Starcher, B. The Mizrahi, N. Seliktar, D. Kimmel, E. Ultrasound-Induced effect of ultrasound on collagen synthesis and fibroblast Angiogenic Response in Endothelial Cells, Ultrasound in proliferationin vitro. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise Medicine and Biology November 2007;...
  • Page 68 REFERENCES Mortimer A.J. and Dyson, M. The effect of therapeutic Unsworth J, Kaneez S, Harris S, Ridgway J, Fenwick S, Chenery ultrasound on calcium uptake in fibroblasts. Ultrasound in D, Harrison A. Pulsed low intensity ultrasound enhances Medicine & Biology, Volume 14, Issue 6, 1988, Pages 499- mineralization in preosteoblast cells.

  • Page 69: Accessories Which Accompany Sonopulse Iii

    ACCESSORIES WHICH ACCOMPANY SONOPULSE III SONOPULSE III contains accessories conceived to satisfy the demands of electromagnetic compatibility - accessories coded 03017006 and 02049048. CODE QUANTITY DESCRIPTION OF ITEM 03017006 PP FEMALE CABLE IEC-2X0,75X1500MM 03019012 DIGITAL OPERATIONS MANUAL IBRAMED 100511 03026009...
  • Page 70 Therefore, DO NOT USE accessories, ultrasound transducer, cables and electrodes of SONOPULSE III in other equipment or electromedical systems. The accessories, electrodes and cables described in these instructions of use and manufactured by IBRAMED are for the sole use with SONOPULSE III equipment.

  • Page 71: Troubleshooting

    Therefore, before turning to technical assistance, For the safe use of the equipment, we recommended to have check the items described in the table below. it inspected and undergo preventive maintenance at IBRAMED or an authorized technical center every 12 months. PROBLEM...
  • Page 72 Removal or adulteration of the equipment serial number. e) Damage during Transport. 1) IBRAMED warrants that this product is free of manufacturing defects for eighteen (18) continuous months provided the set 5) The legal warranty does not cover: expenses incurred terms presented in these instructions for use are followed.
  • Page 73 7) The selling points are neither authorized to alter the conditions mentioned in this document nor to take any commitment on behalf of IBRAMED. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE If you have any doubts or problems related to the operation of your equipment please contact our technical department.

  • Page 74: Cefai - Ibramed Center For Education And Advanced Training

    CEFAI – IBRAMED Center for Education and Advanced Training IBRAMED Equipment goes beyond technology. It also provides Special attention is also given to those interested in visiting our knowledge! Science constitutes our differential value and we structure. Whatever your professional development needs, effectively take advantage of its benefits in order to ensure we’ll be right by your side to provide you with unconditional...
  • Page 75 IBRAMED Indústria Brasileira de Equipamentos Médicos EIRELI. Av. Dr. Carlos Burgos, 2800 - Jd. Itália 13901-080 - Amparo - SP - Brasil 19 3817 9633 www.ibramed.com.br ibramed@ibramed.com.br...

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