TECAR stands for Transfer of Electric Capacitive and Resistive Energy to tissues, ‎stimulating healing and recovery mechanisms by inducing fibroblast activity and ‎promoting neocollagenesis and neoangiogenesis, along with increasing local body ‎temperature. This technology operates by circulating a current at a specific ‎frequency (448 KHz).‎
• Capacitive mode targets superficial soft tissues and muscles.‎
• Resistive mode targets tissues with higher resistance, such as bones, ‎tendons, and ligaments.‎
Indications:‎
• Post-operative recovery (managing swelling and pain).‎
• Acute ankle sprain.‎
• Shoulder tendinopathy.‎
• Achilles tendinitis.‎
• Muscle tears.‎
• Bursitis.‎
• Acute contusions, hematoma, and bruising.‎