Dynamoballistocardiograph

Dynamoballistocardiography is a method of studying the cardiovascular system that combines two diagnostic methods: dynamometry and ballistocardiography. This method allows you to assess the condition of the heart muscle, as well as identify circulatory disorders.

Dynamometry is the measurement of the force a person can exert on a dynamometer while at rest or during physical activity. The dynamometer measures the force with which a person acts on the dynamometer, and based on this data, the condition of the heart and blood vessels can be assessed.

Ballistocardiography is a method that allows you to determine the heart rate and identify disturbances in the functioning of the heart. A ballistocardiographic device is a device that records the movements of a person’s body while he walks or runs in place. Analysis of these movements allows you to determine the heart rate and identify possible disturbances in the functioning of the heart muscle.

The combination of dynamometry and ballistocardiography allows us to obtain a more complete picture of the state of the cardiovascular system. This method is widely used in medicine for the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases of the heart and blood vessels, as well as for assessing the effectiveness of treatment.

*Dynamoballistocardiograph is a modern electrodiagnostic device that is used in cardiology to assess the state of the cardiovascular system.*

*This technology allows you to obtain information about the work of the heart under various load conditions. What is useful for cardiologists in this technology?* - Modern hardware and devices allow the doctor to record all changes in the patient’s heart function, which will allow making the correct diagnosis. - This device is directly connected to another device: an electrocardiograph. In this way, it is possible to detect external factors that contribute to interruption of the heart rhythm or malfunction of the heart muscle. Cardiologists diagnose cardiac activity by analyzing the results of a functional heart test performed using a dynamo-ballistograph. However, there are certain limitations in the use of such a diagnostic technique, which are taken into account in this complex: during the test you cannot smoke or drink alcohol, consume food or liquids. It is also not recommended to engage in physical activity less than 2-3 hours before the test. A functional test on a dynamo-ballistograph is used only to confirm a previously made diagnosis. The device itself looks like a set of rubber bands inserted into a special device. Taking the patient by the arm, the physician performs light compression of the hand, while repeating various movements: turning, pulling up on the stairs. The doctor monitors how the patient’s circulatory system changes during the diagnostic procedure and notes the reaction to artificial stress. In case of cardiac dysfunction, the doctor gives his recommendations, and medications may be prescribed.

Dynamoballista, also often called dynamo-ballista, an electrodynamic stimulator is a device that is intended for use in physiotherapy, as well as for testing the performance of reflex mechanisms and ergometry and is based on the use of vibration (ballistic hammer effect).

One of the inventions related to the dynamo vibrator is the Dynamo Ballisto Cardiograph.

With the development of technology, innovations appeared that significantly facilitated physical activity and required recovery after it. We are talking about devices that, if necessary, simulate certain exercises. Gradually, stimulators appeared that reproduce vibrations. Today they are called dynamo or ballisto-vibration simulator.

In order to receive the full load that is necessary for training the organs, the body is specially equipped with the necessary receptors. Basically, this is the weight of bones and ligaments, the muscular system (but does not contract itself), and the heart muscle. EDSC was created for these receptors. This device is used in the recovery period after injuries or operations, during training to prepare for competitions, and for the rehabilitation of patients with a number of diseases.

DBK is popular among gymnasts, taekwondoists and other athletes. As an auxiliary method of strengthening muscles, it also helps in the fight against cellulite and excess weight. If a person has weakened muscles as a result of a disease, then with its help you can increase their tone. When undergoing recovery procedures after treatment of bronchial asthma, after removal of the prostate, it helps to accelerate the resorption of hematomas.

In general, DBC helps restore the system in many patients suffering from diseases of the heart and vascular system.