Description
Vectra Genisys Laser – Chattanooga Transport Laser #2784 – Laser unit ONLY
The Vectra Genisys Laser is a professional, portable low-level laser therapy system (Class 3b) designed for physical therapy, rehabilitation, sports medicine, and other clinical environments. Chattanooga Item #2784 provides clinicians with independent control of laser treatment parameters, continuous and pulsed treatment modes, and real-time feedback of the dosage delivered.
Officially known as the Vectra Genisys Transport Laser, the system combines advanced laser therapy capabilities with a lightweight design that can be used on a tabletop, mounted, or configured for mobile use.
Vectra Genisys Laser Features
- Chattanooga Item #2784
- Professional low-level laser therapy system (3b)
- Continuous and pulsed treatment modes
- Real-time feedback of delivered dosage
- Displays dosage in joules or joules/cm²
- Pre-programmed clinical protocols
- User-defined treatment protocols
- Independent control of treatment parameters
- Compatible with multiple interchangeable Vectra Genisys laser applicators
- Electronic Signature Recognition for compatible applicators
- Treatment controls available directly from compatible laser applicators
- Optional battery-powered operation for increased portability
- Designed for tabletop, wall-mounted, or mobile use
- Lightweight and portable design
- Includes two pairs of laser protective eyewear
Flexible Low-Level Laser Therapy
The Vectra Genisys Laser gives clinicians control over important laser therapy parameters while providing real-time feedback throughout treatment. The system can operate in either continuous or pulsed treatment modes and includes both pre-programmed clinical protocols and the ability to create user-defined protocols.
Compatible Vectra Genisys laser applicators feature Electronic Signature Recognition, allowing the system to recognize the connected applicator for convenient plug-and-use operation.
Interchangeable Vectra Genisys Laser Applicators
The Vectra Genisys Transport Laser is compatible with a range of interchangeable laser diode and cluster applicators. Available applicators provide output options ranging from 100 mW to 1440 mW, allowing clinicians to select an applicator appropriate for their professional treatment requirements.
Please Note: Laser applicator is NOT included. Compatible Vectra Genisys laser applicators are available separately.
Portable Design for Clinical Use
At approximately 5 pounds with the standard base and an applicator (Purchased Separately), the Vectra Genisys Laser is designed to be easily moved between treatment areas. An optional battery pack and carrying bag are also available for facilities that require additional portability.
The unit can be used as a tabletop system or incorporated into a wall-mounted or mobile clinical setup.
Vectra Genisys Laser Specifications
Manufacturer: Chattanooga
Product: Vectra Genisys Transport Laser
Item Number: 2784
Product Type: Low-Level Laser Therapy System
Treatment Modes: Continuous and Pulsed
Compatible Applicator Output Range: 100 mW–1440 mW
Laser Classification: Class 3B
Power Input: 120–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Standard Weight: Approximately 5.07 lb
Application: Professional Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
The Vectra Genisys Laser provides a versatile combination of clinical treatment controls, portable design, and interchangeable applicator options for professional rehabilitation facilities.
- Fully functional device with independent control over all parameters
- Display of dosage in choice of joules or joules/cm²
- Continuous and pulsed treatment modes
- Real time feedback of dosage delivered
- Useful selection of clinical indications & user defined protocols
- Choice of 8 interchangeable Diodes and Cluster Applicators with power ranging from 100mW-1440mW (purchased separately)
- Electronic Signature Recognition allows each laser applicator to be used in a “plug-and-use” format
- Therapy can be controlled from the applicator
- Lightweight design, along with battery-powered option and custom designed mobile carrying bag, make transport easy
- Unit designed for tabletop, wall mount or mobile use
- protective eye-wear included (2x)
Continuous Mode – The output of the light is not interrupted during the treatment time.
- Continuous mode is particularly beneficial for certain treatments, such as pain management and tissue healing, where a steady output of energy can promote better cellular regeneration. For example, in physical therapy, continuous laser application can help alleviate chronic pain by delivering consistent energy to the affected area.
Dosage – A measure of the intensity of the energy over the treatment area. The unit of measure is Joules or Joules/cm2
- Understanding dosage is crucial for effective treatment. For instance, a clinician might adjust the energy delivered based on the specific condition being treated, ensuring that patients receive optimal care tailored to their needs. It’s essential to monitor the dosage closely to avoid under-treatment or over-treatment.
- .Energy – Measured in Joules, energy equals the treatment time multiplied by the power. More importantly, Energy Density equals the power output multiplied by the treatment time and divided by the spot size (cm2). This gives a more specific measurement of energy delivered.
- Furthermore, the concept of energy density plays a pivotal role in determining the effectiveness of laser treatments. In practice, a higher energy density is often achieved by increasing the power output while minimizing the treatment area, allowing for more intense and focused therapy.
Frequency – Pulsed frequencies are selectable from 8 to 10,000 Hz.
- Pulsed frequencies offer unique benefits, especially in treating conditions like inflammation and soft tissue injuries. The ability to select from a range of frequencies allows practitioners to customize treatments optimally based on individual patient responses.
Laser Heads – The clear lens face of the applicator that contacts the patient’s skin. It consists of laser diodes with or without LED’s or SLD’s (depending on the applicator).
- The choice of applicators is also vital. Different applicators designed for specific applications can significantly influence treatment outcomes. For example, a larger applicator may be used for broad areas, while a smaller one can target localized pain effectively.
Power – Measured in Watts (W), power wattage is directly proportional to the treatment time and penetration of the light energy.
- Understanding power dynamics in laser treatment can enhance therapeutic efficacy. For instance, higher wattage settings might be employed for deep tissue penetration, enabling treatments for conditions like joint pain and muscle spasms.
- High-powered diodes will reduce patients’ treatment time and give a higher amount of energy at a deeper depth. Output can be either continuous or pulsed.
- High-powered diodes are crucial for optimizing treatment times, allowing practitioners to provide quick and effective relief. For example, a session that would typically take 30 minutes could potentially be reduced to 15 minutes without compromising efficacy.
Power Density – Ratio of power divided by treatment time.
- Power Density can be adjusted based on the treatment type, ensuring that practitioners can maintain the desired intensity throughout the therapy. This adaptability is particularly useful when treating varying patient conditions.
- Pulsed Mode – This is the ratio of the “On” time to “Total” time of the cycle, expressed as a percentage. The lower the percentage, the lower temporal average intensity. 100% is continuous light. Pulsed Mode is 90% on and 10% off.
- Pulsed Mode’s ability to modulate treatment intensity leads to enhanced patient comfort and effectiveness. By customizing the duty cycle, practitioners can provide treatments that align with patient tolerance levels and therapeutic goals.
NOTE: Pulsed Mode is also equivalent to Duty Cycle.
Spot Size – Area of the LED, SLD, or other beam when it leaves the face of the lens.
- Spot size is a critical factor influencing both treatment efficacy and comfort. Smaller spot sizes allow for targeted therapy, while larger sizes can be beneficial for broader applications, catering to the specific needs of the condition being treated.
- Treatment Area – Area of tissue affected by LED, SLD, or when wavelength, divergence angles, and depth of penetration are factored. This is the area used to calculate dosage.
- When considering the treatment area, practitioners must also factor in patient anatomy and specific conditions. Tailoring the treatment area based on these factors can improve outcomes significantly.
Treatment Time – Measured in seconds, it is the suggested time per point that therapy is given.
- Setting appropriate treatment times is essential for maximizing results. Practitioners often rely on clinical guidelines and patient feedback to determine the most effective duration for each session.
- Continued education on the use of laser technology is vital for practitioners. Staying informed about the latest advancements and techniques can enhance treatment efficacy and patient satisfaction.
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