Provided in the embodiments of the present disclosure are a handheld
ultrasonic therapy head, a control terminal, and a therapy device. The
ultrasonic therapy head comprises: a loading operation button, which generates a loading ready
signal when being triggered; an emission operation button, which generates an emission
start signal when being triggered; and a first
control unit, which comprises a task receiving module, an emission action loading module which is used for the therapy head to enable, in response to the loading ready
signal, the emission operation button to be triggerable, an emission action execution module which is used for the therapy head to implement an emission action on the basis of a therapy parameter after the therapy head has received the loading ready
signal and in response to the emission
start signal, and an emission
task completion judgment module which is used for judging, on the basis of an emission parameter, whether the emission task has been completed, if not, triggering repeated execution of the emission action, or if yes, sending to an ultrasonic emission control terminal an emission
task completion signal. Modularization of the operation procedure can simplify part of the control procedure, thereby reducing the complexity in the
ultrasound therapy operation and procedure, simplifying
ultrasound therapy processes and improving the therapy efficiency.