JP2008000631A - Interference low-frequency medical treatment device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain three high frequencies synchronized for 6-pole interference in a simple circuit. <P>SOLUTION: A high frequency with a frequency α generated in a circuit 11 is applied to a first set of connecting terminals (electrodes) 1A and 1B. A high frequency with a frequency α+β is generated by a circuit 15B based on a low frequency with a frequency β generated in a circuit 16, and applied to a second set of connecting terminals 2A, 2B. A high frequency with a frequency α+2β generated by a circuit 15C is applied to a third set of connecting terminals 3A, 3B. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an interference low frequency treatment device.

  As the interference low-frequency treatment device, a quadrupole interference low-frequency treatment device having two pairs of electrodes, that is, four electrodes, has been put into practical use. A current is applied to perform treatment using low frequencies generated by interference between two high frequencies (a total of four interference sites between adjacent electrodes).

  In such an interference low frequency treatment device, an electrode for making contact with the patient's body surface is arranged in the suction cup, and a strong suction action on the body surface of the suction cup is utilized by sucking the suction cup negatively. In general, electrical contact with the body surface of the electrode is ensured.

  Among the recent interference low-frequency treatment devices, some hexapole interference low-frequency treatment devices have been put into practical use. In this case, of three sets of electrodes (total of six electrodes), three electrodes on one side are arranged together on one of two large suction cups, and the three suction cups on the other side are arranged on the other side. It is arranged in the suction cup.

  As described above, in the case of the 6-pole interference low-frequency treatment device that has been put into practical use, since the electrodes are only dispersedly arranged in the two suction cups, the interference site, that is, the treatment site becomes planar and effective. There are limitations to the treatment.

  Further, in the conventional interference low frequency treatment device, dedicated for quadrupole interference and dedicated for hexapole interference, but depending on the treatment site, treatment with quadrupole interference may be sufficient. Therefore, there is a strong demand for an interference low-frequency treatment device that appropriately uses such 4-pole interference and 6-pole interference.

  In particular, in a 6-pole interference low-frequency treatment device, it is required to output three types of high-frequency waves that are slightly different in synchronization, and such three types of synchronized high-frequency devices can be obtained as easily as possible. It is hoped that.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide an interference low-frequency treatment device that can obtain three synchronized high frequencies for hexapole interference with a simple circuit. There is to do.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following solution as a solution.
That is, as described in claim 1 in the claims,
A first high frequency circuit for generating a first high frequency as a carrier frequency;
A second high-frequency circuit for synthesizing a predetermined low-frequency component with the first high-frequency generated by the first circuit and generating a second high-frequency having a frequency slightly different from the first high-frequency,
A third high frequency that synthesizes a predetermined low frequency component with the first high frequency generated by the first circuit and generates a third high frequency having slightly different frequencies from the first high frequency and the second high frequency. Circuit,
As provided. A preferred mode based on the above solution is as described in claim 2 and the following claims.

  According to the first aspect, since one type of first high frequency is used to obtain three types of high frequency from the first high frequency to the third high frequency, three types of synchronized high frequencies can be obtained with a simple circuit configuration. it can.

According to the second aspect, it is possible to always easily grasp the frequency relationship between the three high frequencies while reliably differentiating the frequencies of the first high frequency to the third high frequency.
According to the third aspect, the low frequency generated by the interference can be easily changed with a simple circuit configuration.
According to the fourth aspect, the three types of high frequency frequencies themselves can be easily changed with a simple circuit configuration.

According to the fifth aspect, the modulation can be performed for each of the first to third high frequencies.
According to the sixth aspect, the output level can be changed for each of the first to third high frequencies.

  According to claim 7, since the six electrodes are independently arranged in the suction cup, the first set of electrodes is arranged in the X-axis direction, and the second set of electrodes is arranged in the Y-axis direction. It is possible to arrange a third set of electrodes in the Z-axis direction. For example, three-dimensional parts such as knees, elbows, shoulders, etc., using six-pole interference (a total of 12 interference sites) The therapeutic effect can be dramatically improved. Further, by connecting the connection jack to the connection terminal, it is possible to energize the electrode and suck the negative pressure into the suction cup at once.

  According to the eighth aspect, the quadrupole interference low frequency treatment and the hexapole interference low frequency treatment can be easily selected by manual operation. Moreover, the negative pressure leakage from the connection terminal which is not used can be prevented at the time of the quadrupole interference low frequency treatment by using the electromagnetic switching valve.

  According to the ninth aspect, the quadrupole interference low-frequency treatment and the hexapole interference low-frequency treatment can be easily selected by manual operation. Moreover, the negative pressure leakage from a connection terminal can be prevented by removing the connection jack to the connection terminal which is not used at the time of quadrupole interference low frequency treatment.

  FIG. 1 is a circuit diagram for generating three types of high-frequency currents (high-frequency voltages) for interference in an interference low-frequency treatment device. In the embodiment, a first set of connection terminals 1A and 1B and It is for 6-pole interference having a second set of connection terminals 2A, 2B and a third set of connection terminals 3A, 3B.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 11 denotes a high-frequency generation circuit (first high-frequency circuit) that generates a basic carrier wave (frequency = α). For example, it is possible to selectively generate either a high frequency of 2500 Hz or 5000 Hz. ing. The high frequency generation circuit 11 outputs one of the two high frequencies based on the signal from the frequency switching circuit 12.

  The high frequency (α) output from the high frequency generation circuit 11 is applied to the eleventh connection terminals 1A and 1B via the first modulation circuit 13A and the first output circuit 14A. The high frequency generated by the high frequency generation circuit 11 is applied to the second set of connection terminals 2A and 2B via the frequency conversion circuit 15B (second high frequency circuit), the second modulation circuit 13B, and the second output circuit 14B. Is done. Further, the high frequency generated by the high frequency generation circuit 11 is applied to the third set of connection terminals 3A and 3B via the frequency conversion circuit 15C (third high frequency circuit), the third modulation circuit 13C, and the third output circuit 14C. Is done.

  In FIG. 1, 16 is a frequency setting circuit (low frequency circuit) for generating a predetermined low frequency (frequency = β, for example, β = 1 to 199HZ). The two frequency conversion circuits 15B and 15C combine a low frequency signal from the frequency setting circuit 16 for setting the low frequency β and a high frequency signal from the high frequency generation circuit 11 for setting the high frequency α to generate a predetermined high frequency. Output. In the embodiment, the high frequency output from one frequency conversion circuit 15B has a magnitude of α + β, and the high frequency output from the other frequency conversion circuit 15C has a magnitude of α + 2β.

  Low frequencies generated by interference generated between the three sets of connection terminals are of two types, β and 2β, which are mutual differences. More specifically, the low frequency generated by the interference between the connection terminals 1A, 1B and 2A, 2B between the first group and the second group becomes β, and the connection terminal 2A between the second group and the third group The low frequency generated by the interference between 2B and 3A, 3B is β, and the low frequency generated by the interference between the first and third connection terminals 1A, 1B and 3A, 3B is 2β. It becomes.

  In FIG. 1, U is a control unit (controller) configured using a microcomputer, and controls each circuit 12, 13A to 13C, 14A to 14C and 16. That is, the control unit U outputs a selection command signal output of 2500 HZ or 5000 HZ to the frequency switching circuit 12, and outputs a selection command signal of a low frequency β in the range of 1 to 199 HZ to the frequency setting circuit 16, The modulation circuits 13A to 13C output a command signal indicating whether or not to perform modulation, and a command signal indicating the degree of modulation in the case of modulation, and output levels (output levels) and outputs are output to the output circuits 14A to 14C. A command signal indicating whether or not to perform burst control to be interrupted and a command signal indicating a burst degree (for example, a ratio of output stop time to output time) are output. FIG. 6 shows a basic signal (waveform), an example of a burst signal, and an example of a modulated signal. The control unit U further pauses the circuits 13C to 15C corresponding to the connection terminals 3A and 3B, for example, when the quadrupole interference low-frequency treatment is performed (power OFF).

  FIG. 2 shows an electrode with a suction cup (a suction cup with an electrode) provided independently for each of the connection terminals 1A, 1B and 2A, 2B and 3A, 3C, and a negative pressure suction for the suction cup. And a negative pressure circuit. Each of the connection terminals 1A, 1B and 2A, 2B and 3A, 3B has a function of making an electrical connection to the electrode and a pressure connection for negative pressure transmission to the suction cup, as will be described later.

  In FIG. 2, the inside of the reservoir 21 is sucked by a pump 23 driven by a motor 22 to be a negative pressure. The passage 24 connected to the reservoir 21 is finally branched into a number of branch passages 25A to 27B (six in the embodiment) corresponding to the number of connection terminals 1A to 3B, and each branch passage corresponds. Individually connected to the connection terminals. That is, the branch passage 25A is connected to the connection terminal 1A, the branch passage 25B is connected to the connection terminal 1B, the branch passage 26A is connected to the connection terminal 2A, the branch passage 26B is connected to the connection terminal 2B, and the branch passage 27A is Connected to the connection terminal 3A, the branch passage 27B is connected to the connection terminal 3B.

  An electromagnetic switching valve 28 is connected to the passage 24, that is, the passage closer to the reservoir 21 than the branch passages 25A to 27B. The switching valve 28 has a switching function of selectively connecting the branch passages 25A to 27B, that is, the connection terminals 1A to 3B, to either the reservoir 21 or the atmosphere.

  The control unit U performs operation control of the motor 22 and switching control of the switching valve 28. For this reason, the control unit U receives a pressure signal from the pressure sensor PS connected to the passage 24 on the connection terminals 1A to 3B side of the switching valve 28. Of course, the pressure sensor PS detects the pressure of the connection terminals 25A to 27B (pressure in the suction cup described later). The operation of the motor 22, that is, the pump 23 and the control of the switching valve 28 are feedback controlled so that the pressure detected by the pressure sensor PS becomes a predetermined pressure.

  In FIG. 2, 31A to 33B are electrodes, and 41A to 43B are suction cups. The electrodes 31A to 33B are disposed in the corresponding suction cups 41A to 43B, and an example thereof is shown in FIG. In FIG. 3, the electrode 31 </ b> A and the suction cup 41 </ b> A are shown as examples, but the other electrodes and suction cups are configured similarly. In FIG. 3, the electrode 31A is brought into contact with the patient's body surface 35 through a conductive member 34 such as a sponge. By sucking the suction cup 41A into the negative pressure, the suction cup 41A is adsorbed to the body surface 35, whereby the electrode 31A is in electrical contact with (connected to) the body surface 35 via the conductive member 34. It will be.

  In FIG. 2 again, the electrodes 31A to 33B are independently connected to the connection jacks 51A to 53B via electric wiring. Similarly, each of the suction cups 41A to 43B is independently connected to the connection jacks 51A to 53B via a negative pressure pipe. The electrical wiring and the negative pressure pipe are grouped into one flexible connection cord 61A to 63B for each electrode (each suction cup).

  An example of a connection structure between the connection terminals 1A to 3B and the connection jacks 51A to 53B is shown in FIG. In FIG. 4, 1A and 51A are shown as an example, but other connection terminals and connection jacks are configured in the same manner. First, the connection terminal 1 </ b> A has a valve chamber 72 in its main body 71 having an insulating function, and the branch passage 25 </ b> A is connected to the base end side of the valve chamber 72. The distal end side of the valve chamber 72 is opened to the outside through a connection passage 73. A conductive member 73a for electrical connection is fixedly disposed on the inner surface of the connection passage 73, and a high-frequency electrical signal as described in FIG. 1 is applied to the conductive member 73a.

  A check valve (check valve) 74 is configured in the valve chamber 72. The check valve 74 includes a valve seat 75 formed at the base end portion of the connection passage 73, a ball 76 that is detached from the valve seat 75, and a spring 77 that urges the ball 76 toward the valve seat 75. It is composed of The biasing force of the spring 77 is set such that the ball 76 is seated on the valve seat 77 even when the spring 77 is sucked from the branch passage 25A side with the maximum negative pressure.

  On the other hand, the connection jack 51A has an elongated fitting portion 81 made of a conductive member. The fitting portion 81 is cylindrical and has a thickness that can be inserted into the connection passage 73 without rattling. When the fitting portion 81 is inserted into the connection passage 73 at a predetermined depth, the fitting portion 81 presses and displaces the ball 76 against the spring 77 to open the connection passage 73. In this state, the fitting portion 81 is communicated with the branch passage 25A via the valve chamber 72, and the branch passage 25A is communicated with the suction cup 41A. Further, the outer peripheral surface of the fitting portion 81 is brought into contact with the conductive member 73a (energization to the electrode 31A). In addition, although illustration is abbreviate | omitted, the fitting part 81 is made not to remove | fitting easily from the connection channel | path 73 by the click mechanism etc., for example.

  FIG. 5 shows an arrangement example of the connection terminals 1A to 3B described above with respect to the low-frequency treatment device, in which 81 is a main body case of the low-frequency treatment device. In the arrangement example of FIG. 5, the connection terminals 1 </ b> A to 2 </ b> B are arranged in a collective state because they are used for quadrupole interference low-frequency treatment. Further, the remaining two connection terminals 3A and 3B are separated from the four connection terminals 1A to 2B because they are used only for the six-pole interference low-frequency treatment. In FIG. 5, reference numerals 82 to 84 are color-coded displays (line shapes) for clearly showing the paired connection terminals.

  In the embodiment, the interference low frequency treatment is performed as follows, for example. First, in the case of hexapole interference low-frequency treatment, six electrodes 31A to 33B (six suction cups 41A to 43B) are used. For example, when treating a patient's knee, the first set of electrodes 31A and 31B are disposed (adsorbed) on the front and back of the knee (arrangement in the X-axis direction). Further, the second set of electrodes 32A and 32B are disposed on the left and right sides of the knee (Y-axis direction arrangement). Further, the third set of electrodes 33A and 33B are disposed on the front and rear of the knee (arrangement in the Z-axis direction). Of course, each electrode is fixed to the body surface by utilizing the suction of the corresponding suction cup to the body surface.

  By applying three types of high frequencies having slightly different frequencies as described with reference to FIG. 1 to each of the electrodes 31A to 33B, treatment with low frequencies caused by the interference is performed in a three-dimensional manner.

  In the case of quadrupole interference low-frequency treatment, only the electrodes 31A to 32B (suckers 41A to 42B) are used, and the electrodes 33A and 33B (suckers 43A and 43B) are not used. By removing the connection jacks 51A, 51B corresponding to the unused electrodes 33A, 33B from the connection terminals 27A, 27B, negative pressure leakage from the unused connection terminals 27A, 27B is caused by the action of the check valve 74. Is prevented.

  The control unit U controls the above-described circuits and the like according to the operation state of various manually operated switches. Examples of the manually operated switches include the following. First, as a switch for negative pressure control, suction ON / OFF (execution, stop) changeover switch P1, suction mode changeover switch P2, and suction pressure changeover switch P3 (for example, set within a range of a minimum of 30 mmHg to a maximum of 300 mmHg) ), Automatic suction mode ON, OFF switching switch P4, suction start command switch P5, suction time switching switch P6 (not necessary if automatically set to the same treatment time as the switch D6).

  For example, mode 1 and mode 2 are set as the negative pressure suction mode in the suction cup. In the mode 1, in addition to the continuous suction at the selected constant negative pressure value, the number of changes in which the suction negative pressure is changed at a high frequency by a predetermined amount around the constant negative pressure value is set. (For example, 15 times, 30 times, 60 times, automatic variable between 15 and 30 times, automatic variable between 30 and 60 times per second) is set. Mode 2 is an automatic variable of the suction negative pressure, but it automatically changes the negative pressure slowly for the effect of fir, for example, “strong”, “medium”, “weak” 3 Type is set. More specifically, when “strong”, for example, the solenoid valve 28 is released to the atmosphere for 0.3 seconds per second, and similarly, when “medium”, it is opened for 0.2 seconds, and when “weak”. Release for 0.1 seconds.

  When the automatic suction mode is turned on, the first predetermined time (for example, 30 seconds) from the start of suction and the end of the manually set suction time are given priority over the negative pressure suction mode set manually. 2 Continuous suction is performed with a constant negative pressure value automatically set for a predetermined time (for example, 30 seconds). During the first predetermined time, the suction pressure is automatically set to a constant negative pressure suitable for adsorbing the suction cup on the patient's body surface (for example, continuous suction with 100 mmHg). During the second predetermined time, the suction negative pressure is a constant value. The magnitude of the negative pressure at this time is preferably set as small as possible so long as the suction cup does not fall from the body surface.

  Next, as the output relationship of the interference low frequency, the switch (change) switch D1 between the quadrupole interference treatment and the hexapole interference treatment, the changeover switch D2 of the fundamental frequency α, the changeover switch D3 of the frequency β, and the presence / absence of modulation There are a degree changeover switch D4, a presence / absence and degree changeover switch D5, a treatment time (output time) changeover switch D6, and an output intensity changeover switch D7.

  In addition to the switches D1 to D7, a plurality of combinations of output relationships are set in advance as the first mode, and an arbitrary output mode is selected from the plurality of combinations. A manual switch D8 is provided. The combination of the plurality of types is a combination of the presence / absence and degree of modulation and the presence / absence of a vector (the vector will be described later).

For example, the following seven types of combinations are set.
Combination 1: No modulation, no vector Combination 2: No modulation, vector 5 seconds Combination 3: Modulation 75%, no vector Combination 4: Modulation 100%, no vector Combination 5: Modulation 25%, vector 5 seconds Combination 6: Modulation 50 %, Vector 5 seconds Combination 7: modulation 75%, vector 5 seconds

  The vector described above, “with vector” means that the output level between the electrodes of each set is changed to change the interference part, and “without vector” means output between the electrodes of each set. Say the level is the same. FIG. 7 shows an example of the case with a vector, for the sake of simplicity, taking the case of quadrupole interference low-frequency treatment as an example. In the example of FIG. 7, one set of electrodes is maintained at a set output level for a predetermined time (vector time, 5 seconds in FIG. 7), while another set of electrodes is set to a set output level only during this predetermined time. This is performed by gradually changing between a predetermined ratio (50% in FIG. 7) of the output level. In the example of FIG. 7, each set of electrodes is maintained at the set output level until a predetermined time (30 seconds in FIG. 7) elapses from the start of treatment.

  The magnitude (frequency) of the interference low frequency (β, 2β) is set in advance for each of the above combinations. For example, as the size of the interference low frequency, from small to large (low frequency to high frequency), small (low frequency, for example, 1 to 10 HZ)), medium (medium frequency, for example, 3 to 30 HZ), large (High frequency, for example, 80 to 120 HZ), for each of the above combinations, low frequency is performed for a predetermined time (for example, 240 seconds), then high frequency is performed for a predetermined time (for example, 120 seconds), and thereafter Is repeated (when the frequency is changed, it is preferable to gradually change the interference frequency). In each of the above frequencies, the frequency can be gradually and automatically changed between the upper limit frequency and the lower limit frequency. In this case, the time per time (sweep time) for returning from the upper limit frequency to the lower limit frequency and returning to the upper limit frequency may be set automatically or manually (a plurality of preset sweeps). It is also possible to perform control at 1 / F (F is a frequency) called “fluctuation”.

  For each of the combinations, the treatment time (for example, 15 minutes) may be automatically set in advance, and the frequency of the basic carrier wave may be automatically set to, for example, 5000 Hz, which is software.

  A plurality of types of interference low frequencies (frequency) described above are set in advance separately from the above combinations, and manual selection is performed from among the plurality of types of frequencies using a separate manual switch. Also good. The frequency switching circuits 15B and 15C in FIG. 1 may output a frequency obtained by subtracting from the basic high-frequency frequency α based on the set low-frequency frequency β (15B outputs α-β, 15C outputs α-2β).

  Although the embodiment has been described above, the present invention is not limited to this, and includes the following cases, for example. For example, the output of the frequency setting circuit 16 shown in FIG. 1 is input to the output circuit 14C by bypassing the frequency conversion circuit 15C and the modulation circuit 13C, so that the low frequency treatment using only two poles (connection terminals 3A and 3B) is performed. (Selection by a manual switch for switching between 2 poles, 4 poles and 6 poles) In the case of 2 pole low frequency treatment selection, circuits corresponding to other electrodes not used are suspended.

  In order to prevent transmission of negative pressure to some unused suction cups (prevention of negative pressure leakage), the structure as shown in FIG. 4 is used only for electrodes 33A and 33B used only for hexapole interference low frequency treatment. You may make it use. Further, instead of or in addition to the structure shown in FIG. 4, as shown by a one-dot chain line in FIG. 2, an electromagnetic open / close valve 85 is provided in the negative pressure passage corresponding to the electrodes 33 </ b> A and 33 </ b> B, and the electrodes 33 </ b> A and 33 </ b> B are connected. The solenoid valve can be closed when not in use.

  Between the frequency conversion circuits 15B and 15C in FIG. 1, the frequency setting circuit 16 is set such that one of the interference frequencies has an integer multiple relationship (the double relationship in the embodiment) of the other. Is preferable for obtaining different interference frequencies. Of course, if the frequency setting circuit 16 is separately provided for each of the frequency conversion circuits 15B and 15C, a finer interference frequency can be selected.

  Various members such as sensors and switches can be expressed by attaching the names of the means to the higher-level expression of the functions. Further, the object of the present invention is not limited to what is explicitly stated, but also implicitly includes providing what is substantially preferred or expressed as an advantage. Furthermore, the present invention can also be expressed as a control method.

The figure which shows one Embodiment of this invention and shows an electric signal system | strain. The figure which shows one Embodiment of this invention and shows a negative pressure system | strain. The simplified side surface sectional view showing an example of the suction cup with an electrode. Sectional drawing which shows the detail of a connection terminal part. The figure which shows the example of arrangement | positioning of the connection terminal provided in the low frequency treatment device. The figure which shows a mode that a high frequency signal is changed. The figure for demonstrating a vector.

Explanation of symbols

1A to 3B: Connection terminal 11: Frequency generation circuit (first high frequency circuit)
12: Frequency switching circuit (generated high-frequency switching circuit)
13A to 13C: Modulation circuits 14A to 14C: Output circuit 15B: Frequency conversion circuit (second high frequency circuit)
15C: Frequency conversion circuit (third high-frequency circuit)
16: Frequency setting circuit (low frequency circuit)
31A to 33B: Electrodes 41A to 43B: Suction cups 51A to 53B: Connection jacks 61A to 63B: Connection cord 74: Check valve 85: Electromagnetic switching valve U: Control unit

Claims (9)

A first high frequency circuit for generating a first high frequency as a carrier frequency;
A second high-frequency circuit for synthesizing a predetermined low-frequency component with the first high-frequency generated by the first circuit and generating a second high-frequency having a frequency slightly different from the first high-frequency,
A third high frequency that synthesizes a predetermined low frequency component with the first high frequency generated by the first circuit and generates a third high frequency having slightly different frequencies from the first high frequency and the second high frequency. Circuit,
An interference low-frequency treatment device comprising: In claim 1,
The third high frequency is set to have a deviation that is an integral multiple of the deviation between the first high frequency and the second high frequency with respect to the first high frequency. Interference low frequency treatment device. In claim 1,
A low-frequency circuit that can change a low-frequency generated by a manual command, and the second high-frequency circuit adds or subtracts the low-frequency generated by the low-frequency circuit to the first high-frequency The second high frequency that is a frequency is output, and the third high frequency circuit is a frequency obtained by adding or subtracting a frequency that is an integral multiple of a low frequency generated by the low frequency circuit to the first high frequency. 3. An interference low frequency treatment device characterized by outputting 3 high frequencies. In claim 1 or claim 3,
An interference low-frequency treatment device comprising a generation high-frequency switching circuit that changes a frequency of a high frequency generated by the first high-frequency circuit. In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 4,
An interference low-frequency treatment device comprising a modulation circuit that modulates the high-frequency signal output from the corresponding high-frequency circuit independently corresponding to each of the first to third high-frequency circuits. . In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 5,
An interference low-frequency treatment device, characterized in that an output circuit for changing the output level of the generated high-frequency signal is provided independently for each of the first to third high-frequency circuits. In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 6,
Two pairs of electrodes are connected to each of the first to third high-frequency circuits,
Six suction cups that are sucked negatively are provided independently,
In each of the suction cups, a total of six electrodes are distributed and arranged one by one,
The main body of the interference low frequency treatment device is provided with six connection terminals to which the high frequency current is applied while receiving the suction negative pressure.
Corresponding to the six connection terminals, six connection jacks that are detachably connected to the connection terminals are provided,
A total of six combinations of the electrode and the suction cup are always connected individually and independently to any one of the six connection jacks via a connection cord,
When the connection jack is connected to a connection terminal, the electrode is electrically connected to the connection terminal via the connection cord and the connection jack, and the suction cup is connected to the connection terminal via the connection cord and the connection jack. Connected to the negative pressure transmitted to the
An interference low frequency treatment device characterized by that. In claim 7,
A changeover switch is provided for commanding switching between the 4-pole interference mode and the 6-pole interference mode by manual operation.
When the six-pole interference mode is selected by the changeover switch, the three high-frequency circuits are respectively operated so that the six connection terminals are energized,
When the four-pole interference mode is selected by the changeover switch, two of the three high-frequency circuits are activated, and the remaining one high-frequency circuit is suspended.
In addition to energizing the high-frequency current, each connection terminal also serves as a connection terminal for negative pressure transmission for negative pressure suction,
When the four-pole interference mode is selected, an electromagnetic switching valve is connected in a negative pressure transmission path to a predetermined set of connection terminals corresponding to the one high-frequency circuit that is not energized with a high-frequency current. ,
When the four-pole interference mode is selected, the electromagnetic switching valve is closed;
An interference low frequency treatment device characterized by that. In claim 7,
A changeover switch is provided for commanding switching between the 4-pole interference mode and the 6-pole interference mode by manual operation.
When the six-pole interference mode is selected by the changeover switch, the three high-frequency circuits are respectively operated so that the six connection terminals are energized,
When the four-pole interference mode is selected by the changeover switch, two high-frequency circuits among the three high-frequency circuits are activated and the remaining one high-frequency circuit is suspended.
In addition to energizing the high-frequency current, each connection terminal also serves as a connection terminal for negative pressure transmission for negative pressure suction,
In the connection terminal, a check valve that is opened and closed according to the attachment / detachment of the connection jack is configured,
The check valve is opened when the connection jack is connected to the connection terminal, and the check valve is closed when the connection jack is removed from the connection terminal.
An interference low frequency treatment device characterized by that.

Images