Your videos are GOLD!!!! Cannot tell you how much (DPT students like myself) appreciate the way you break confusing concepts down in a digestible way that actually makes sense! 💞 Thank you thank you thank you!!
Thank you for such a clear explanation! I have been searching for good instructional information on these types of modalities for so long. I'm so happy to have found your channel.
Hello! I really liked how you explained everything. Could you please tell us which references you used for the parameters? I see that I'm not the only one who's curious about it 👀
Hi Kevin, Thank you for the explanation and demonstration that I was looking for, it has helped me immensely, would you recommend manual massage before applying the Ultra Sound treatment or after? Thank you in advance.
Can you reference any studies that show ultrasound therapy works? I just watched another video referencing 3 studies that sham ultrasound (machine was off) had the same results.
Hawkins Kennedy test is just to check if you have shoulder impingement ,here he is explaining the treatment part of ultrasound(US) plus US is not that effective in impingement if that makes you feel little better. Good luck !
@@fishlife7073 so he was ripping off😬😬..do you know which doctor I should consult for curing this impingement??most of the doctors just gave me painkillers.
But what really is the difference between warming up your muscle with a compress vs warming it up with ultrasound? Does ultrasound work any better than just regular heat? Sounds like a fancy way to make them seem like they're doing something special and charge you for it.
you wasn't listening a regular non infrared can not penetrate that deep just fact....thats the difference penetration and the wave will create heat within the muscle fibers vs compression that can not
Very thankful video lecture sir.....sir you have explained the parameters of therapeutic ultrasound according to superficial and deep structure....is there parameters for an acute and chronic conditions?
I always have doubt under thermal effects ,for superficial structures ,frequency 3mhz is fine but how intensity 0.5 is consider to bring thermal effect, isn't intensity under 1 is considered non thermal? Thank you in advance
My teacher gave me graphs that we can check the intensity base on how much heat we need and what period of that hurts is (acute, subacute, chronic). From your example, the patient has tigtness muscle, as i known it is trigger points, i need heat up to 2-3°C, then i look up my graph, the intensity is between 0,75-1 W/cm2 for 5 mins treatment. Its kinda different from your lecture and i'm pretty confused. Please give me some advises. Thank you.
This reply is obviously late but I decided to answer because of how important it is. Yes, the US head can and does get warm if you are using thermal settings. That is why its important to move the sound head around. The patient does feel the warmth when the settings are high. If the sound head isn't moved around you can literally burn the patient. It does not happen often but there are lawsuit regarding burns and modalities such as US and ESTIM. So be very careful! I am obviously not the user who made this video but I am a OTR/L and use these modalities everyday.
1. When we design the machine, we add a warming function, to avoid the patient startup cold touch.(optional)... 2. Have good contact with the body, the gill will disipate the excissive heat. But, the machine will check the contact area and also measures the actual temperature of the US head, then it reduces the intensity (and even stops the therapy procedure) according.
Your way of explanation is much better than my professor, thank you so much
Your videos are GOLD!!!!
Cannot tell you how much (DPT students like myself) appreciate the way you break confusing concepts down in a digestible way that actually makes sense! 💞
Thank you thank you thank you!!
Thank you for such a clear explanation! I have been searching for good instructional information on these types of modalities for so long. I'm so happy to have found your channel.
Just excellent..No fluff, no ego or posturing...Nuff respect...Best Wishes
Fabulous!!!
One of the very best videos I have seen, and I've watched many video, covering many different topics!
Thank you so very much!!!
I ordered phsiotharapy Machine Combo ( Ultrsound + TENS ) for my Mother !
This video is complete information how to do Ultrasound. Thanks !
Sir, I cannot thank you enough for providing these videos. Your videos have saved me so much time studying this first year of PT school.
Glad to hear that!
Same!
Amazing explanation! My professor tries but honestly it came out way more confusing coming for her.
Thank you for great information about UST and Attenuation at different body parts
Thank you very much Sir, please make a video on how to apply ultrasound head properly on the affected area
So helpful!! Thank you! And the application part is much appreciated!
Hello! I really liked how you explained everything. Could you please tell us which references you used for the parameters? I see that I'm not the only one who's curious about it 👀
This is very well explained and the graphics are well made thank very much for this content.
excited to know more and explore more great being a part of
Thank you!!!! I really needed this explanation
Excellent video - Very thorough and clear
Excellent video on the subject ., thank you :))
Thank you very much, very well explained 🙏
Thank you so much well explained
That’s an amazing content! Great video with amazing information. Thank you so much
THIS VIDEO WAS SO EASILY UNDERSTOOD 😊✨ THANK YOUU!
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Will this help a fracture heal faster?
This was so helpful! Thank you (:
does the direction have to be circular?
Hi Kevin,
Thank you for the explanation and demonstration that I was looking for, it has helped me immensely, would you recommend manual massage before applying the Ultra Sound treatment or after? Thank you in advance.
Before or after probably doesn't matter, I would just make sure to combine with exercises targeting the affected tissue that you just did US on.
Thank you so much sir for providing this video 👍
The risk outweighs the potential benefit, it is too easy to cause internal overheating of muscles tissues which results in permanent scarring and pain
I have this unit and was wondering if ultrasound therapy helps with lymphatic drainage perhaps on the High setting (least penetrating depth) ?
what unit is it exactly?
Thanks for a video! BTW what means ERA?Thanks
Can you reference any studies that show ultrasound therapy works? I just watched another video referencing 3 studies that sham ultrasound (machine was off) had the same results.
Great video !
Do you happen to have a video explaining when to use combo vs. sound only?
Great video!!!!! thank you!!!!!!!!
Is this used for shoulder impingement ( I made sure using hawkin Kennedy test ) or is my therapist ripping me off😕?
Hawkins Kennedy test is just to check if you have shoulder impingement ,here he is explaining the treatment part of ultrasound(US) plus US is not that effective in impingement if that makes you feel little better.
Good luck !
@@fishlife7073 so he was ripping off😬😬..do you know which doctor I should consult for curing this impingement??most of the doctors just gave me painkillers.
Thank you very much Sir for your brief explanations..
Thank u so much, really helpful
I just wanna say..Thank you very much for this:)
But what really is the difference between warming up your muscle with a compress vs warming it up with ultrasound? Does ultrasound work any better than just regular heat? Sounds like a fancy way to make them seem like they're doing something special and charge you for it.
No entiendo nada.SOLO ESPAÑOL.POR FAVOR TRADUCIR.
you wasn't listening a regular non infrared can not penetrate that deep just fact....thats the difference penetration and the wave will create heat within the muscle fibers vs compression that can not
You are not a Medical trained person - u should not do this its outside your scope of practice
Question: has ultrasound treatment been proven to help anckle tendinitis ?
Would this be good for arthritic pain? Joints
I’ve found newer research stating that this therapy indeed helps with arthritis. That’s why I’m watching it to hopefully better understand it’s use.
Great content thank you!
Great video. This is a nice review but would of enjoyed if precautions contra were included
My machine only lists pulses by number of pulses per second, ie 1:1, 1:3 up to 1:16. Which of these would roughly equate to a 20% cycle? Thanks
1:5
May I know the references that you use for your modality videos? Thank you!
Well presented.
Thanks alot continue God bless you
How does non-thermal US help tissue healing exactly?
Very thankful video lecture sir.....sir you have explained the parameters of therapeutic ultrasound according to superficial and deep structure....is there parameters for an acute and chronic conditions?
for acute use 3 MH and for chronic pain use 1 MH
The power of sound. Amen
That was great, thank you
Thank you
I always have doubt under thermal effects ,for superficial structures ,frequency 3mhz is fine but how intensity 0.5 is consider to bring thermal effect, isn't intensity under 1 is considered non thermal?
Thank you in advance
Excellent video! Thank you!
Where can we buy this device? We ask for...??
Would u know the name of the electrical charge pen I saw with someone..the pain vanished miraculously
Excellent
Awesome awesome presentation demonstration now which device should I get thank you very much for sharing ♥️🇨🇦🌏
Does this work and has it been proven ?
Great Way of teaching Sir.!!
Thank youuu so much. This is the first time i actually understand this since i took it in college 🙈😅🌚🤦♀️💙
Very clean loved the vid
can this remove lesions in the skin?
Thank youuu
never had any pain in my hip until I had this done
Where is the second part to the cyanide detox presentation?
My teacher gave me graphs that we can check the intensity base on how much heat we need and what period of that hurts is (acute, subacute, chronic). From your example, the patient has tigtness muscle, as i known it is trigger points, i need heat up to 2-3°C, then i look up my graph, the intensity is between 0,75-1 W/cm2 for 5 mins treatment. Its kinda different from your lecture and i'm pretty confused. Please give me some advises. Thank you.
Can you share that graph please .
Thank you 🙏
@@fishlife7073 how can i share them with you? TH-cam dont allow me to upload pictues ;;-;;
why all this dislikes ?
Thank you for this video, i have a question tho, can the ultrasound head get warm? Since its transmitting deep heat? Could the patient feel it?
This reply is obviously late but I decided to answer because of how important it is. Yes, the US head can and does get warm if you are using thermal settings. That is why its important to move the sound head around. The patient does feel the warmth when the settings are high. If the sound head isn't moved around you can literally burn the patient. It does not happen often but there are lawsuit regarding burns and modalities such as US and ESTIM. So be very careful! I am obviously not the user who made this video but I am a OTR/L and use these modalities everyday.
1. When we design the machine, we add a warming function, to avoid the patient startup cold touch.(optional)...
2. Have good contact with the body, the gill will disipate the excissive heat.
But, the machine will check the contact area and also measures the actual temperature of the US head, then it reduces the intensity (and even stops the therapy procedure) according.
This sounds a little like the TENS units that send electric waves to sore or misaligned muscles.
It's very different. This is sending thermal energy through sound vibration.
Tens sends energy which stimulates nerves to respond.
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