HOW THE MECHANISM OF ACTION IS WITH AMFLI?
Tissue resistance to the passage of radiofrequency energy triggers an increase in tissue temperature. As a result, an increase in blood flow occurs. The net effect is an increase in oxygen contribution and in carbon dioxide and toxin uptake. Effects on homeostasis Local hyperthermia reduces the viscosity of organic liquids and colloids that facilitate ion exchange. In tissue, the response to heat is vasodilation, opening up of capillaries, increased filtration, improved tissue tropism, increased reabsorption of excessive intercellular fluids and an increase in local circulation.
