MGP Magnetotherapy Device – MGP-1 / MGP-2 / MGP-3P

MGP Magnetotherapy Device for Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation

The Brightfield Therapy MGP Magnetotherapy Device is a professional medical system for low-frequency magnetic field therapy in physiotherapy departments, rehabilitation centers, and clinical treatment facilities. The MGP series includes three configurations: MGP-1, MGP-2, and MGP-3P, offering different applicator arrangements for clinical magnetotherapy procedures.

The system generates extremely low-frequency (ELF) magnetic fields, which are used in non-invasive therapeutic procedures for musculoskeletal conditions, injuries, and rehabilitation care. Depending on the treatment protocol, magnetic field therapy may be included as part of a broader program aimed at pain management and tissue recovery.

Low-Frequency Magnetic Field Therapy

The MGP series operates with magnetic field frequencies ranging from 2 to 100 Hz. Magnetic fields can be applied to selected anatomical regions using compatible applicators, allowing clinicians to adapt treatment to the size and location of the target area.

Unlike thermal treatment methods, ELF magnetotherapy does not rely on intentional tissue heating. This characteristic may be relevant when selecting physiotherapy procedures for patients with orthopedic implants. However, treatment suitability and implant compatibility must always be assessed according to the device instructions and clinical circumstances.

Three Configurations for Different Treatment Requirements

Brightfield Therapy offers three versions of the MGP magnetotherapy system:

• MGP-1: Configuration with two flat plate applicators for magnetic field treatment of selected anatomical areas.
• MGP-2: Configuration with two flat plate applicators and a cylindrical applicator, providing additional options for positioning the magnetic field around the treatment area.
• MGP-3P: Pulsed magnetotherapy configuration with a dedicated applicator tip for localized treatment.

The choice of model depends on the required applicator type, treatment area, and procedures performed in the physiotherapy department.

Applicators for Different Anatomical Areas

The MGP magnetotherapy range includes flat plate applicators, cylindrical applicators, and a pulsed magnetic applicator tip. Each type is used for a different treatment arrangement.

Flat plate applicators can be positioned around or near the treatment area. Cylindrical applicators provide an alternative setup for anatomical regions that can be positioned within the applicator. The pulsed applicator tip allows localized application to a selected area.

Depending on the configuration, the available applicator range may also include solenoid applicators with diameters of 24, 50, and 60 cm.

Adjustable Treatment Parameters

The MGP magnetic therapy equipment allows clinicians to select treatment parameters according to the prescribed procedure. The magnetic field frequency ranges from 2 to 100 Hz, while the pulse repetition frequency can be adjusted from 0.5 to 5 Hz.

The pulse duration is 1 ms, and the specified magnetic field intensity is 10 mT. These parameters provide a defined operating range for magnetotherapy protocols.

The control panel allows medical personnel to manage operating settings and prepare the device for treatment.

Clinical Applications of MGP Magnetotherapy

The Brightfield Therapy MGP series is intended for professional use in physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs, including:

• Musculoskeletal rehabilitation: supportive therapy for joint, muscle, and soft tissue conditions.
• Post-injury rehabilitation: use within treatment programs following musculoskeletal injuries.
• Vascular-related conditions: magnetic therapy applications selected by clinicians as part of a broader rehabilitation plan.
• Inflammatory and painful conditions: adjunctive treatment within appropriate physiotherapy protocols.

The MGP series allows healthcare facilities to select a magnetotherapy configuration according to clinical requirements, applicator preferences, and treatment workflows.