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ENF Studio is the flagship ENF adaptive electrotherapy workstation from Fast Therapies. A large touchscreen with complete 3D anatomy, 3D technical maps and up to 9 clinical software modules guides every treatment step by step.
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Overview
ENF Studio can be used in two modes. In Custom Therapy you search for the treatment point and choose the desired therapeutic effect from 15 predefined effects. In 3D Protocols you browse the pathology library of the selected module and choose the associated protocol.
The 3D protocols simplify treatment by showing on a 3D human body exactly where to treat. They use operator-independent probes and offer a preset sequence of therapeutic effects. The touchscreen also has a strong effect on patients, who can see the added value of ENF therapy.
ENF Studio hosts 3D male and female anatomy made up of over 8,000 selectable elements organised into 17 levels. With a few taps you can navigate the human body and see the name of every anatomical element, alongside the best-known technical maps in 3D.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Fast Therapies, Italy |
|---|---|
| Technology | ENF adaptive electrotherapy |
| Operating modes | Custom Therapy (15 therapeutic effects) and 3D Protocols |
| Software modules | Up to 9, configurable by specialty |
| 3D anatomy | Male and female, 8,000+ elements in 17 levels |
| Probes shown in catalogue | ENF Probe 2Gel, ENF Probe Total Body |
| Classification | Risk class IIa medical device |
| Manufacturer quality system | ISO 13485 |
Powerful modules built for better business.
ENF Studio is fully configurable, with up to 9 software modules installed according to your medical specialty. Each module contains a library of guided treatment protocols.
145 protocols for acute and chronic conditions of the upper limbs, lower limbs and trunk, e.g. frozen shoulder, epicondylitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, gonarthrosis, low back pain and fibromyalgia.
ACUTE – Upper Limbs
• Bursitis (Shoulder)
• Partial Injury of Supraspinatus Tendon (Shoulder)
• Luxation (Shoulder)
• Contracture Brachial Biceps (Arm)
• Muscular Injury Brachial Biceps (Arm)
• Sprain (Elbow)
• Luxation (Elbow)
• Ligament Strain (Elbow)
• Bruise (Forearm)
• Hematoma (Forearm)Muscular Strain (Forearm)
• Sprain (Wrist)
• Luxation (Wrist)
• Sprain Finger (Hand)
• Luxation Finger (Hand)
• Microfracture (Hand)
ACUTE – Lower Limbs
• Sprain (Hip)
• Luxation (Hip)
• Muscular Strain Superior Gemellus (Hip)
• Contracture Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Bruise (Thigh)
• Hematoma (Thigh)
• Muscular Injury Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Bursitis (Knee)
• Sprain (Knee)
• Partial Injury of Patellar Tendon (Knee)
• Luxation (Knee)
• Ligament Strain (Knee)
• Sprain (Ankle)
• Luxation (Ankle)
• Microfracture (Foot)
ACUTE – Trunk
• Torticollis (Neck)
• Whiplash (Neck)
• Contracture Trapezius (Back)
• Bruise Lumbar (Back)
• Hematoma (Back)
• Low Back Pain (Back)
• Microfracture Vertebra (Back)
• Ligament Strain Vertebra (Back)
• Muscular Strain Lumbar (Back)
• Muscular Injury Back Lumbar (Back)
CHRONIC – Upper Limbs
• Post-Operative Adhesions (Shoulder)
• Arthrosis (Shoulder)
• Inflammatory Bursitis (Shoulder)
• Capsulitis (Shoulder)
• Luxation (Shoulder)
• Frozen Shoulder (Shoulder)
• Rotator Cuff Syndrome (Shoulder)
• Tendonitis Long Head of Biceps Brachii (Shoulder)
• Difficult Consolidation of Humerus Fracture (Arm)
• Edema (Arm)
• Hematoma (Arm)
• Organized Hematoma (Arm)
• Humerus Fracture Outcomes (Arm)
• Muscle Hypotonia Biceps (Arm)
• Muscle Hypotrophy Biceps (Arm)
• Lynphoedema (Arm)
• Microfracture Humerus (Arm)
• Arthrosis (Elbow)
• Sprain (Elbow)
• Epicondylitis (Elbow)
• Medial Epicondylitis (Elbow)
• Luxation (Elbow)
• Arthrosis (Wrist)
• Sprain (Wrist)
• Luxation (Wrist)
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (Wrist)
• Algodystrophy Thumb (Hand)
• De Quervain Syndrome Thumb (Hand)
• Arthrosis Finger (Hand)
• Baseball Finger (Hand)
• Sprain Finger (Hand)
• Trigger Finger (Hand)
• Luxation Finger (Hand)
• Dupuytren’s Contracture (Hand)
CHRONIC – Lower Limbs
• Edema (Leg)
• Linphoedema (Leg)
• Coxarthrosis (Hip)
• Sprain (Hip)
• Luxation (Hip)
• Necrosis (Hip)
• Contracture Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Bruise (Thigh)
• Difficult Consolidation of Femur Fracture (Thigh)
• Hematoma (Thigh)
• Organized Hematoma (Thigh)
• Femur Fracture Outcomes (Thigh)
• Muscle Hypotonia Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Muscle Hypotrophy Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Muscular Injury Biceps Femoris (Thigh)
• Post Operative Adhesions (Knee)
• Bursitis (Knee)
• Sprain (Knee)
• Gonarthrosis (Knee)
• Cartilage Injury (Knee)
• Partial Injury of Patellar Tendon (Knee)
• Luxation (Knee)
• Ligament Strain (Knee)
• Patellar Tendonitis (Knee)
• Pes Anserinus Tendonitis (Knee)
• Muscular Strain Superior Gemellus (Calf)
• Arthrosis (Ankle)
• Sprain (Ankle)
• Luxation (Ankle)
• Achilles Tendon Tendinitis (Ankle)
• Hallux Valgus
• Arthrosis Finger (Foot)
• Sprain Finger (Foot)
• Hammer Toe (Foot)
• Plantar Fasciitis (Foot)
• Luxation Finger (Foot)
• Metatarsalgia (Foot)
• Microfracture (Foot)
• Sudeck Syndrome (Foot)
CHRONIC – Trunk
• Tension Headache (Neck)
• Neck Pain due to Muscle Tension (Neck)
• Neck Pain due to Cervical Hernia (Neck)
• Whiplash (Neck)
• Cervical Ligament Strain (Neck)
• Torticollis (Neck)
• Cervicobrachialgie due to Cervical Hernia (Back)
• Cervicobrachialgie due to Muscle Tension (Back)
• Trapezius Muscular Contracture (Back)
• Lumbar Post Operative Adhesions (Back)
• Lumbar Bruise (Back)
• Hematoma (Back)
• Organized Hematoma (Back)
• Muscle Hypotonia (Back)
• Muscle Hypotrophy (Back)
• Recurrent Chronic Low Back Pain (Back)
• Lumbosciatic Pain due to Lumbar Hernia (Back)
Lumbosciatic Pain due to Muscle Tension (Back)
• Microfracture Vertebra (Back)
• Muscle Strain (Back)
• Lumbar Muscular Injury (Back)
• Lumbosacral Pressure Ulcer (Back)
• Osteitis Pubis (Pelvic)
GENERAL
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Lupus
• Widespread Arthritis
• Widespread Arthrosis
• Fibromyalgia Syndrome
• Osteoporotic Syndrome
145 protocols for acute and chronic conditions of the upper limbs, lower limbs and trunk, e.g. frozen shoulder, epicondylitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, gonarthrosis, low back pain and fibromyalgia.
ACUTE - Upper Limbs
• Bursitis (Shoulder)
• Partial Injury of Supraspinatus Tendon (Shoulder)
• Luxation (Shoulder)
• Contracture Brachial Biceps (Arm)
• Muscular Injury Brachial Biceps (Arm)
• Sprain (Elbow)
• Luxation (Elbow)
• Ligament Strain (Elbow)
• Bruise (Forearm)
• Hematoma (Forearm)Muscular Strain (Forearm)
• Sprain (Wrist)
• Luxation (Wrist)
• Sprain Finger (Hand)
• Luxation Finger (Hand)
• Microfracture (Hand)
ACUTE - Lower Limbs
• Sprain (Hip)
• Luxation (Hip)
• Muscular Strain Superior Gemellus (Hip)
• Contracture Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Bruise (Thigh)
• Hematoma (Thigh)
• Muscular Injury Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Bursitis (Knee)
• Sprain (Knee)
• Partial Injury of Patellar Tendon (Knee)
• Luxation (Knee)
• Ligament Strain (Knee)
• Sprain (Ankle)
• Luxation (Ankle)
• Microfracture (Foot)
ACUTE - Trunk
• Torticollis (Neck)
• Whiplash (Neck)
• Contracture Trapezius (Back)
• Bruise Lumbar (Back)
• Hematoma (Back)
• Low Back Pain (Back)
• Microfracture Vertebra (Back)
• Ligament Strain Vertebra (Back)
• Muscular Strain Lumbar (Back)
• Muscular Injury Back Lumbar (Back)
CHRONIC - Upper Limbs
• Post-Operative Adhesions (Shoulder)
• Arthrosis (Shoulder)
• Inflammatory Bursitis (Shoulder)
• Capsulitis (Shoulder)
• Luxation (Shoulder)
• Frozen Shoulder (Shoulder)
• Rotator Cuff Syndrome (Shoulder)
• Tendonitis Long Head of Biceps Brachii (Shoulder)
• Difficult Consolidation of Humerus Fracture (Arm)
• Edema (Arm)
• Hematoma (Arm)
• Organized Hematoma (Arm)
• Humerus Fracture Outcomes (Arm)
• Muscle Hypotonia Biceps (Arm)
• Muscle Hypotrophy Biceps (Arm)
• Lynphoedema (Arm)
• Microfracture Humerus (Arm)
• Arthrosis (Elbow)
• Sprain (Elbow)
• Epicondylitis (Elbow)
• Medial Epicondylitis (Elbow)
• Luxation (Elbow)
• Arthrosis (Wrist)
• Sprain (Wrist)
• Luxation (Wrist)
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (Wrist)
• Algodystrophy Thumb (Hand)
• De Quervain Syndrome Thumb (Hand)
• Arthrosis Finger (Hand)
• Baseball Finger (Hand)
• Sprain Finger (Hand)
• Trigger Finger (Hand)
• Luxation Finger (Hand)
• Dupuytren’s Contracture (Hand)
CHRONIC - Lower Limbs
• Edema (Leg)
• Linphoedema (Leg)
• Coxarthrosis (Hip)
• Sprain (Hip)
• Luxation (Hip)
• Necrosis (Hip)
• Contracture Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Bruise (Thigh)
• Difficult Consolidation of Femur Fracture (Thigh)
• Hematoma (Thigh)
• Organized Hematoma (Thigh)
• Femur Fracture Outcomes (Thigh)
• Muscle Hypotonia Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Muscle Hypotrophy Quadriceps (Thigh)
• Muscular Injury Biceps Femoris (Thigh)
• Post Operative Adhesions (Knee)
• Bursitis (Knee)
• Sprain (Knee)
• Gonarthrosis (Knee)
• Cartilage Injury (Knee)
• Partial Injury of Patellar Tendon (Knee)
• Luxation (Knee)
• Ligament Strain (Knee)
• Patellar Tendonitis (Knee)
• Pes Anserinus Tendonitis (Knee)
• Muscular Strain Superior Gemellus (Calf)
• Arthrosis (Ankle)
• Sprain (Ankle)
• Luxation (Ankle)
• Achilles Tendon Tendinitis (Ankle)
• Hallux Valgus
• Arthrosis Finger (Foot)
• Sprain Finger (Foot)
• Hammer Toe (Foot)
• Plantar Fasciitis (Foot)
• Luxation Finger (Foot)
• Metatarsalgia (Foot)
• Microfracture (Foot)
• Sudeck Syndrome (Foot)
CHRONIC - Trunk
• Tension Headache (Neck)
• Neck Pain due to Muscle Tension (Neck)
• Neck Pain due to Cervical Hernia (Neck)
• Whiplash (Neck)
• Cervical Ligament Strain (Neck)
• Torticollis (Neck)
• Cervicobrachialgie due to Cervical Hernia (Back)
• Cervicobrachialgie due to Muscle Tension (Back)
• Trapezius Muscular Contracture (Back)
• Lumbar Post Operative Adhesions (Back)
• Lumbar Bruise (Back)
• Hematoma (Back)
• Organized Hematoma (Back)
• Muscle Hypotonia (Back)
• Muscle Hypotrophy (Back)
• Recurrent Chronic Low Back Pain (Back)
• Lumbosciatic Pain due to Lumbar Hernia (Back)
Lumbosciatic Pain due to Muscle Tension (Back)
• Microfracture Vertebra (Back)
• Muscle Strain (Back)
• Lumbar Muscular Injury (Back)
• Lumbosacral Pressure Ulcer (Back)
• Osteitis Pubis (Pelvic)
GENERAL
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Lupus
• Widespread Arthritis
• Widespread Arthrosis
• Fibromyalgia Syndrome
• Osteoporotic Syndrome
24 protocols for muscle relaxing, strengthening, neuromuscular stimulation and passive stretching.
LOCAL - Upper Limbs
• Muscle Relaxing (Upper Limbs)
• Muscle Strengthening (Biceps Right)
• Muscle Strengthening (Deltoid Right)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Biceps Right)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Deltoid Right)
• Passive Stretching (Upper Limbs)
LOCAL - Lower Limbs
• Muscle Relaxing (Lower Limbs)
• Muscle Strengthening (Biceps Femoris Right)
• Muscle Strengthening (Gastrocnemius Right)
• Muscle Strengthening (Gluteus Right)
• Muscle Strengthening (Quadriceps Right)
• Acute Osteitis Pubis (Right Side)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Biceps Femoris Right)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Gastrocnemius Right)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Gluteus Right)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Quadriceps Right)
• Passive Stretching (Lower Limbs)
LOCAL - Trunk
• Muscle Strengthening (Rectus Adbominis)
• Muscle Strengthening (Transversus Abdominis)
• Muscle Strengthening (Pectoralis Left)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Rectus Adbominis)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Transversus Abdominis)
• Neuromuscular Stimulation (Pectoralis Left)
GENERAL
• Passive Stretching (Total)
29 protocols for recovery after shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle and foot surgery, e.g. prostheses, cruciate ligament reconstruction and fracture reduction.
IMMEDIATE RECOVERY OR ARTICULAR AND FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY - Upper Limbs
• P.S. Bursitis (Shoulder)
• P.S. Rotator Cuff (Shoulder)
• P.S. Bone Fracture - Reduction (Shoulder)
• P.S. Joint Dislocationn (Shoulder)
• P.S. Prosthesis (Shoulder)
• P.S. Calcific Tendinitis (Shoulder)
• P.S. Bursitis (Elbow)
• P.S. Epicondylitis (Elbow)
• P.S. Medial Epicondylitis (Elbow)
• P.S. Bone Fracture - Reduction (Elbow)
• P.S. Ligament - Reduction (Elbow)
• P.S. Nerve - Compression (Elbow)
• P.S. Prosthesis (Elbow)
• P.S. De Quervain Syndrome (Wrist)
• P.S. Calcific Tendinitis (Wrist)
• P.S. Carpal Tunnel (Wrist)
• P.S. Cyst - Removal (Hand)
• P.S. Trigger Finger (Hand)
• P.S. Bone Fracture - Reduction (Hand)
• P.S. Dupuytren’s Contracture (Hand)
• P.S. Prosthesis (Hand)
IMMEDIATE RECOVERY OR ARTICULAR AND FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY - Lower Limbs
• P.S. Prosthesis (Hip)
• P.S. Bone Fracture - Reduction (Thigh)
• P.S. Bursitis (Knee)
• P.S. Baker’s Cyst (Knee)
• P.S. Varum-Valgum Knee - Correction (Knee)
• P.S. Collateral Ligament - Reconstruction (Knee)
• P.S. Cruciate Ligament - Reconstruction (Knee)
• P.S. Osteocartilaginous Lesion (Knee)
• P.S. Meniscus (Knee)
• P.S. Prosthesis (Knee)
• P.S. Kneecap - Instability (Knee)
• P.S. Calcific Tendonitis (Knee)
• P.S. Bone Fracture - Reduction Tibia-Fibula (Leg)
• P.S. Bone Fracture - Reduction (Ankle)
• P.S. Ligament - Reconstruction (Ankle)
• P.S. Prosthesis (Ankle)
• P.S. Calcaneal Spur (Ankle)
• P.S. Tendon - Reconstruction (Ankle)
• P.S. Calcific Tendonitis (Ankle)
• P.S. Bunion (Foot)
• P.S. Hammer Toe (Foot)
• P.S. Metatarsalgia (Foot)
• P.S. Morton’s Neuroma (Foot)
• P.S. Flat Feet-Pes Cavus (Foot)
25 protocols covering structural, skull-sacral, visceral-fascial and neurolymphatic techniques.
STRUCTURAL TECHNIQUES
• Neck Pain + TRUST
• Cervicobrachialgie + TRUST
• Torticollis + TRUST
• Bursitis (ex: Shoulder) + TRUST
• Capsulitis + TRUST
• Epicondylitis + TRUST
• Carpal Tunnel + TRUST
• Muscular Contracture
(ex: Paravertebrals) + TRUST
• Back Pain + TRUST
• Low Back Pain + TRUST
• Sciatica + TRUST
• Osteitis Pubis + TRUST
SKULL SACRAL TECHNIQUES
• Membranous Balance - PHASE 1
• Membranous Balance - PHASE 2
VISCERAL FASCIAL TECHNIQUES
• Neck Pain
• Cervicobrachialgie
• Back Pain
• Low Back Pain
• Chronic Bronchitis
• Asthma
NEUROLYMPHATIC TECHNIQUES
• Upper Limbs Lymphedema
• Lower Limbs Lymphedema
• Joint Effusion (ex: Knee)
• Entrapment Neuropathy (ex: Ulnar Nerve)
4 protocols: pudendal neuralgia, male urinary incontinence, post-surgery and prostatitis.
GENERAL
• Testicular Pain (Pudendal Neuralgia)
• Male Urinary Incontinence
• Post-Surgery
• Prostatitis
5 protocols: pelvic pain, female urinary incontinence, postnatal hypotonia, post-surgery and pelvic organ prolapse.
GENERAL
• Pelvic Pain (Pudendal Neuralgia)
• Female Urinary Incontinence
• Postnatal Hypotonia
• Post-Surgery
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse
38 protocols, e.g. post-stroke conditions, Bell’s palsy, reversible neurological lesions, diabetic neuropathy and Parkinson’s disease.
LOCAL - Face
• No Audiology Tinnitus (Face)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Local Anesthesia (Face)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Surgery (Face)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Trauma (Face)
• Bell’s Palsy (Face)
LOCAL - Upper Body
• Spasmodic Torticollis 1st Session (Neck)
• Spasmodic Torticollis 2nd+ Session (Neck)
• Cervicobrachialgie due to Cervical Hernia (Trunk)
• Phantom Limb (Upper Limb)
• Post-Stroke Conditions (Upper Limb)
• Muscle Hypotonia Biceps (Upper Limb)
• Muscle Hypotrophy (Upper Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions due to Compression (Upper Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions due to Stretching (Upper Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Local Anesthesia (Upper Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Surgery (Upper Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Trauma (Upper Limb)
LOCAL - Lower Body
• Pudendal Neuralgia (Pelvis)
• Neurogenic Bladder Dysfunction (Pelvis)
• Phantom Limb (Lower Limb)
• Post-Stroke Conditions (Lower Limb)
• Muscle Hypotonia Quadriceps (Lower Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions due to Compression (Lower Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions due to Stretching (Lower Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Local Anesthesia (Lower Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Surgery (Lower Limb)
• Reversible Neurological Lesions Post-Trauma (Lower Limb)
• Lumbosciatic Pain due to Lumbar Hernia (Lower Limb)
• Morton’s Neuroma (Lower Limb)
• Diabetic neuropathy (Lower Limb)
GENERAL
• Post-Stroke Conditions
• Parkinson Disease
• Paraplegia
• Tetraplegia Session 2+
11 protocols, e.g. periodontitis, peri-implantitis, gingival abscess, osseointegration and bone resorption.
GENERAL
• Gingival Abscess
• Cyst
• Post-Surgery Results
• Reversible Lesion Nervous Termination
• Bisphosphonate Necrosis
• Osseointegration
• Periodontitis
• Youth Periodontitis
• Pericoronitis
• Peri-implantitis Prevention and Care
• Bone Resorption
16 protocols for face and body aesthetics, lymphatic drainage and scar treatment.
LOCAL - Face
• Face - Anti-Wrinkle
• Face - Moisturizer
• Face - Lifting
• Face - Eye Contour
LOCAL - Upper Body
• Upper Limbs - Lymphatic Drainage
LOCAL - Lower Body
• Lower Limbs - P.E.F.S. First Phase
• Lower Limbs - P.E.F.S. Second Phase
• Lower Limbs - Lymphatic Drainage
• Buttocks - Toning
GENERAL
• Postural Relaxation
• Total Body Relaxation
DERMATOFUNCTIONAL
• Immature Scar
• Atrophic Scar
• Hypertrophic Scar
• Keloid
• First Degree Burn
Clinical Protocols
Recommended starting parameters by indication. Final protocols should be set by the treating clinician.
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