Globus Genesy 3000 Electrotherapy device

The Genesy 3000 is a second-generation professional electrostimulator developed by Globus Italia srl, incorporating the most advanced technologies for medical, rehabilitation and physiotherapy applications. Designed with new hardware and software, it features an ergonomic design and larger dimensions, and can be used both as a fixed station and as a portable unit thanks to mains and battery operation. Ideal for pain treatment, tissue healing and neuromuscular disorders, it supports the rapid rehabilitation of injured athletes and reduces the risk of further injuries. It includes programs for the acute post-traumatic phase and for athletes who have undergone reconstructive surgery, as well as aesthetic treatments.

Types of current:
- EMS currents (Electro Muscle Stimulation)
- TENS currents (Trans Cutaneous Nerve Stimulation)
- MENS currents (Micro Current Stimulation)
- Kotz currents with sinusoidal waveform
- Interferential currents
- Triangular and trapezoidal waveform currents for the denervated muscle
- Direct current for iontophoresis

Rehab programs:
- Atrophy recovery
- Point-finding probe
- Muscle reconditioning
- Strengthening
- Mobilization
- Agonist/Antagonist
- Cruciate ligament elasticity
- Achilles tendon elasticity
- Upper-limb ligament elasticity
- Upper-limb hemiplegia
- Lower-limb hemiplegia
- Bladder instability
- Mixed incontinence
- Stress incontinence
- Paraplegia (wound prevention)
- Upper-limb spasticity
- Lower-limb spasticity
- Hip prosthesis

TENS programs:
- Endorphinic TENS
- Hematomas
- Contractures
- Sciatica
- Stress relief
- Lower back pain
- Cervicobrachial neuralgia
- Cervical pain
- Scapulohumeral periarthritis
- Epicondylitis
- Nausea
- Carpal tunnel
- Hip osteoarthritis
- Patellar chondritis
- Menstrual pain
- Severe menstrual pain
- Analgesic TENS for acute pain
- Analgesic TENS for chronic pain
- Modulated TENS
- Deep effusion
- Trapezius pain
- Hip pain
- Knee pain
- Ankle pain
- Analgesic TENS, anti-accommodation
- Fracture pain
- Chronic pain
- Rib fracture
- Algodystrophy
- Finger pain
- Periostitis
- Cervical radiculopathy
- Phantom limb 1-2
- Spinal compression

Microcurrent programs:
- Epicondylitis
- Scapulohumeral periarthritis
- Contractures
- Muscle strain
- Muscle tear
- Muscle energy restoration
- Contusion
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Edema
- Herpes zoster
- Hematoma
- Ischemic skin ulcer
- Sciatica
- Femoral neuralgia
- Lower back pain
- Herniated disc and lumbar spondylosis
- Brachial neuralgia
- Torticollis
- Migraine
- Neck pain, “whiplash”
- Cervical spondylosis
- Shoulder sprain
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Hand arthritis
- Finger fracture
- Knee sprain
- Patellar tendon inflammation
- Knee osteoarthritis
- Ankle sprain
- Achilles tendon inflammation
- Breast microlifting effect
- Décolleté microlifting effect
- Facial microlifting effect
- Facial skin elasticity

Interferential programs:
- Constant (for painful tendon and muscle conditions)
- Sweep 80 - 100 Hz (for painful tendon and muscle conditions) in the acute phase
- Sweep 5 - 100 Hz (for painful tendon and muscle conditions in the acute phase and in the presence of inflammation)
- Sweep 5 - 20 Hz (painful conditions requiring edema resorption [pump effect])
- Multi-frequency (edema resorption in the presence of acute pain)
- Sweep 5 - 50 Hz (for muscle conditions requiring edema resorption)
- Sweep 50 - 100 Hz (acute and chronic muscle pain)
- LP (used as an alternative to diadynamic LPs)
- CP (used as an alternative to diadynamic LPs)
- COST, LP, CP (combination of the previous programs)
- AMF (indicated for large areas of pain)
- Degenerative osteoarthritis of the knee
- Acromial bursitis
- Tension headache
- Acute cervicobrachialgia
- Coxarthrosis
- Knee sprain
- Acute neck pain
- Acute back pain
- Epicondylitis
- Chronic low back pain
- Scapulohumeral periarthritis
- Contractures
- Shoulder sprain
- Ankle sprain

Kotz programs:
- Residual muscle hypotrophy due to L5 impairment
- Hypotrophy of the rectus femoris
- Post-traumatic hamstring hypotrophy
- Post-traumatic deltoid hypotrophy
- Triceps hypotrophy
- Vastus medialis hypotrophy
- Chronic low back pain
- Muscle strengthening after meniscal injury
- Vertebral osteoporosis
- Flatfoot
- Fracture of the lumbar vertebrae
- Quadriceps strength
- Advanced muscle reactivation
- Hypokinetic syndrome
- Metatarsalgia
- Reactivation of the gluteus medius
- Serratus muscle strengthening
- Isometric quadriceps strengthening
- Peroneal muscle strengthening
- Warm-up
- Scoliosis
- Muscle toning
- Thoracic hyperkyphosis.
- Muscle hyper...
- Hypotrophy of the thoracic paravertebral muscles
- Muscle training
- Long-standing coxarthrosis with gluteal hypotrophy
- Cool-down
- Gluteal deficit due to impairment
- Colles' fracture - flexor reactivation

Denervated programs:
- 1a - Rectangular pulse waveform 1
- 1b - Rectangular pulse waveform 2
- 1c - Rectangular pulse waveform 3
- 2a - Triangular pulse waveform 1
- 2b - Triangular pulse waveform 2
- 2c - Triangular pulse waveform 3
- 3a - Trapezoidal pulse waveform 1
- 3b - Trapezoidal pulse waveform 2
- 3c - Trapezoidal pulse waveform 3

Iontophoresis programs:
- Iontophoresis

General functions:
- EASY PROGRAM: faster programming
- MY TRAINER: electrode placement images on the display
- STIM FIT: modifies contraction parameters during stimulation
- FAST MENU: faster navigation
- STIM LOCK: use limited to prescribed programs
- WORK TIME: display of usage times

Special functions:
- DUAL STIM 2+2: run two programs simultaneously
- AUTO STIM: automatic operation without manual intensity adjustment
- SYNCROSTIM: simultaneous intensity increase of 4 channels
- MULTI-useR: sharing

The Genesy 3000 kit

Contents:

1 Bag
1 GENESY 3000 stimulator
4 Electrode connection cables
2 Microcurrent and iontophoresis cables
4 Square self-adhesive electrodes
4 Rectangular self-adhesive electrodes
2 Iontophoresis electrodes + 2 straps
1 Power supply
1 Operating manual