EHY-2030

Hyperthermia devices for thermal cancer treatment. Generates controlled heat to tumor sites as part of therapeutic protocols.

A therapeutic device that uses targeted microwave energy to heat and destroy diseased tissue, primarily applied in oncology as a complementary treatment to improve the effectiveness of radiation or chemotherapy. The system provides controlled thermal ablation for cancer treatment applications.

A medical device utilizing hyperthermia technology for therapeutic applications. The system is designed to deliver controlled heat treatment to targeted tissue areas. Used in clinical settings for oncology and other therapeutic indications.

The ATAR-300 is a medical device that uses electromagnetic energy in the 13.56MHz band to raise temperatures around tumor tissue to 42°C or higher, thereby inhibiting tumor cell proliferation and causing tumor tissue necrosis. Energy generated by the RF generator penetrates the tumor area through electrodes, utilizing the characteristic that cancer cells have lower impedance (AC resistance) than normal cells to selectively raise temperatures around cancer cells more than normal cells, causing damage only to cancer cells. The device features high-efficiency deep energy transmission through radiofrequency modulation technology to prevent burns while maximizing energy delivery to deep tissues, and its therapeutic effects are enhanced when used in combination with chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and immunotherapy.

A noninvasive electromagnetic whole body hyperthermia system designed to improve microcirculation and enhance immune function. This device uses electromagnetic technology for therapeutic heating applications in clinical settings.

Microwave-based therapeutic device for clinical treatment applications. Delivers microwave energy for tissue ablation and therapeutic heating in medical procedures.

Microwave-based therapeutic equipment for medical applications. Used in clinical settings for targeted thermal treatment and tissue stimulation.

Medical device employing electromagnetic radiation principles for therapeutic purposes. Developed through research in electromagnetic biology and clinical applications.

A microcurrent therapy device that applies extremely low metabolic potentials in the microampere range to regulate tissue metabolism and manage acute and chronic pain. The device automatically determines the tissue metabolic state before treatment and continuously adjusts therapy parameters during the approximately 30-minute treatment session. It also incorporates LED light therapy using three different wavelengths (red, green, blue) to additionally stimulate cellular metabolism. The device is CE-marked (CE0044) and classified as medical device class IIa under EU regulations.

Thermal therapy devices for cancer treatment and medical applications. Manufactured under ISO 13485 certification with full development and production support.

ATAR-300 is a medical device that uses 13.56 MHz radiofrequency energy to raise the temperature around tumor tissue to above 42 °C, thereby inhibiting the proliferation of tumor cells and inducing necrosis of tumor tissue. The energy generated by the RF generator penetrates the tumor area through electrodes. By utilizing the characteristic that cancer cells have lower impedance (AC resistance) than normal cells, the device raises the temperature around cancer cells more than that of normal cells under the same conditions, thereby causing damage selectively to cancer cells.

Specialized medical system delivering precise electronic control of radiofrequency tissue effects. Combines advanced technology with clinical safety features for surgical applications.