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Other kinds of apparatus use interferential currents with four surface electrodes to replace the internal electrodes.

Injuries are down and recovery times are shorter because of the use of ultrasound, micro-current and interferential therapy.

Interferential therapy (IFT) is one of various types of physical therapy.

Electrotherapy - Electrical stimulation, Interferential therapy, TENS etc.

It has been suggested that IFT works in a 'special way' because it is 'interferential' as opposed to 'normal' stimulation.

Physiotherapy is used to treat pain by using pain relieving methods such as interferential therapy, ultrasonic, short wave diathermy, wax therapy, and muscle strengthening exercises.

There are a few modalities used in physiotherapy like Ultrasound therapy, Interferential therapy, Short wave diathermy, Laser and Ultraviolet rays, among others.

By exposing a thicker film, to be observed by reflection rather than by transparency, Gabriel Lippmann discovered interferential color photography, which he was awarded the Nobel prize for.

They forge the lightning bolts, they guide the cyclic currents of the interpolar and intertropical fluids, the interferential extensions in the different zones of the earth's latitude and longitude.

If a male player should strain a muscle at this Open, he might be attached by trainer Bill Norris to the new Dynatron 500, a computerized machine that offers interferential quad polar electrical current.

Reflections from different origin, instead, may be colored: metallic reflections, such as in gold or copper, or interferential reflections: iridescences, peacock feathers, butterfly wings, beetle elytra, or the antireflection coating of a lens.

Interferential current therapy, or ICT, is another variant of TENS that uses the principle of amplitude modulation to decrease the discomfort of stimulating deeper tissues (e.g., muscle) when using transcutaneously applied electrical current.

Physiotherapists may employ the following treatment techniques to improve pain and function: Joint Mobilization, Interferential Therapy, Acupuncture, Soft Tissue Therapy, Therapeutic Taping, Scapular and rotator cuff Strengthening, and Education regarding the cause and mechanism of the condition.

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) and interferential current (IFC) use a painless electric current and the physiological effects from low frequency electrical stimulation to relieve stiffness, improve mobility, relieve neuropathic pain, reduce oedema, and heal resistant foot ulcers.