Cambrone CHIamp Contra-Indicators

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Contra-Indicators
Version 22nd April 2005

Tactile Transducers are not the be used where ...

5Hz or lower must not be used while driving a car. Could fall asleep.
On anyone who has Phlebitis
On anyone who has Thrombosis, especially 10Hz (disolves blood clots)
On anyone who has not had several weeks of good healing after surgery.
On anyone who has suffered a stroke.
On anyone who is pregnant.
On anyone who suffers from Epilepsy and convulsions.
On anyone who has a Psychotic disorder.
On anyone who has Glaucoma.
On anyone who has back problems.
On anyone who has Hypertension with resistance to Medical Therapy
On anyone with heart problems, especially 1 Hz
On anone who wears a Pacemaker and or Defibrillator, especially using 1Hz
Do not use transducers locally, near skeletal degenerative disorders.
Do not use high powered transducer at 7Hz on the stomach region.

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Last updated 22nd April 2005

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