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Khan Kinetic Treatment
Khan Kinetic Treatment (KKT) is notable for being one of the few nonsurgical medical devices used typically for the treatment of spinal cord injury, whiplash, herniated disks, back pain, neck pain, osteoarthritis, and headache. The KKT device, invented by Dr. A.H. Khan, is placed on the spine and induces a small amplitude, high-frequency sine wave into the tissues of the entire spine and cranium.
==The KKT device==
The KKT is a spinal and upper cervical treatment device consisting of a controller mounted on top of an impulse delivery mechanism, or device head, which is mounted on a movable armature to a fixed stand. The device head generates waveforms and the stylus, located at the base of the device head mechanically transduces the waveforms through the skin and ultimately to the spine, causing minor vibration of the vertebrae and minor repetitive stretching/activation of the attached soft tissues. The device head may be freely moved in 3 dimensions so that the stylus may be positioned accurately on the skin. The stylus delivers sinusoidal waveforms of various frequencies (80 to 120 Hz) and amplitudes both linearly and rotationally to the spinous or transverse processes of the spine through the skin.
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