Sterling Impulse HVG High Voltage Pulsed Galvanic Device Instruction Manual

The Sterling Impulse HVG is a high voltage pulsed galvanic device that can be used for adjunctive therapy in the treatment of medical diseases and conditions. The device has four programs, three preset and one adjustable, that can be selected by a practitioner or healthcare equipment provider. The Impulse HVG automatically shuts off after the treatment is finished. The device remembers the selected program even if it is manually turned off or when the battery is replaced.

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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CONTENTS: It is recommended that you
read this manual thoroughly before using your
Sterling Impulse HVG.
SUBJECT PAGE
SAFETY NFORMATION 2
INDICATIONS 3
CONTRAINDICATIONS 3
PRECAUTION 6
CONTROLS & FEATURES 8
FUNCTIONAL OPERATION 11
SPECIFICATIONS 14
TROUBLESHOOTING 15
WARRANTY 16
SAFETY INFORMATION Please read the
following prescription information carefully
before using the Sterling Impulse HVG. If you
have any questions about this information,
consult with your clinician before proceeding.
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Indications: High Voltage Pulsed Galvanic
(HVPG) devices should only be used under
medical supervision for adjunctive therapy in the
treatment of medical diseases and conditions.
HVG Applications
Maintain or increase range of motion
Prevent or retard disuse atrophy
Re-educate muscle spasms
Increase local blood circulation
Prevent venous thrombosis by
immediate post-surgical stimulation
in selective muscles
Contraindications:
Cardiac Pacemakers: HVG should not
be used on patients with demand-type
cardiac pacemakers.
Cancer Patients: Do not use HVG on
cancer patients.
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Heart Patients: Adequate precautionary
measures should be taken prior to using
HVG on patients suspected of having
heart disease.
Trans thoracic Stimulation: Use caution
in Trans Thoracic application of HVG as
introduction of electrical current may
cause arrhythmias.
Trans cerebral Stimulation: do not apply
HVG Tran cerebrally.
Epilepsy: Adequate precautions should
be taken in the case of persons with
suspected or diagnosed epilepsy.
Children: HVG devices should be kept
out of reach of children.
Carotid Sinus: Do not use HVG over the
carotid sinus nerves, especially in
patients with a known sensitivity to the
carotid sinus reflex.
Neck Stimulation: Severe spasms of the
laryngeal and pharyngeal muscles may
occur when the electrodes are placed
across the neck or the mouth. This may
be strong enough to close off the airway
or cause difficulty in breathing.
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Key features

  • Four pre-programmed protocols

  • Adjustable frequency, on-time, and polarity

  • User-friendly interface

  • High voltage pulsed galvanic (HVPG) therapy

  • Adjunctive therapy for medical conditions

  • Various applications

  • Compact and portable design

Frequently asked questions

The Sterling Impulse HVG is a High Voltage Pulsed Galvanic (HVPG) device used for adjunctive therapy in the treatment of medical conditions, such as maintaining or increasing range of motion, preventing or retarding disuse atrophy, re-educating muscle spasms, increasing local blood circulation, and preventing venous thrombosis.

The Sterling Impulse HVG has four pre-programmed protocols: Program 1 (Nighttime), Program 2 (PRN Chronic), Program 3 (PRN Acute), and Program 4 (Adjustable).

Yes, the Sterling Impulse HVG allows you to adjust the frequency, on-time, and polarity in Program 4. The other programs have pre-set settings.

The Sterling Impulse HVG has dimensions of 4.5” x 2.75” x 0.80” and weighs 6.3 oz. including the battery.

The Sterling Impulse HVG uses a 9-Volt battery.

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