PSW
Overview
Most popular pneumatic ballistic radial extracorporeal shockwave therapy system on the market
Used for sports injury recovery, rehabilitation therapy, chronic pain relief, cellulite reduction, erectile dysfunction.
Radial extracorporeal shockwave is powered by a compressor. Comparing with electromagnetic shock wave, radial extracorporeal shockwave performs better with faster speed and higher energy.
What makes the PSW unique
Product Annotations
Radial Extracorporeal ShockWave Handpieces
The PSW is equipped with a lightweight, hand-held applicator that can be fitted with 11 shock transmitter tips, depending on the area and size of the tissue to be treated.
Screen Interface
Operational Demo
Technical Specifications
| Frequency | 1-21 Hz |
| Energy | 0.5-6 Bar |
| Therapeutic Penetration Depth | 0-60mm |
| Bullet Lifetime | Up to 3 million shocks |
| LCD Screen Size | 8-inch |
| Power | 200W |
| Voltage | 220V/50Hz,110V/60Hz |
Packing List
| Host | 1 unit |
| ESWT Handpiece | 1 pc |
| Working Heads | 1 sets (11 pcs) |
| Tube | 2 pcs |
| Bullet | 2 pcs |
| Handpiece Holder | 1 pc |
| Power Supply Line | 1 pc |
| User Manual | 1 pc |
| Other Accessories | 1 set |
Customer Questions & Answers
-Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
-Cellulite Reduction
-Heel spurs: plantar fasciitis
-Tendons: chronic enthesopathies
-Achilles tendon: mid-portion achilles tendinopathy
-Achilles tendon: insertional achilles tendinopathy
-Shin pain: tibialis anterior syndrome
-Knee pain: patellar tip syndrome
-Hip pain: greater trochanteric pain syndrome
-Lower back pain: idiopathic lower back pain, radicular and pseudoradicular lower back pain
-Tennis elbow: lateral epicondylitis
-Golf elbow: medial epicondylitis
-Shoulder pain: calcifying tendinitis of the shoulder
-Shoulder pain: subacromial pain syndrome
-Chronic neck and back pain: myofascial trigger points (MFTPs)
-Osgood Schlatter disease (OSD)
Below demo videos are from doctors who using PSW with perfect results:
PSW: Pneumatic ballistic extracorporeal shockwave therapy machine
ShockWave PRO: Electromagnetic shockwave therapy machine
Difference: Pneumatic ballistic shockwave is powered by a compressor. Comparing with electromagnetic shockwave, pneumatic shockwave performs better due to faster speed and higher energy, but much more expensive.
Yes, bullet and tube are consumables, see their photos below:
2 bullets and 2 tubes are included in package. If you need more, order additional ones here: https://www.mtsaes.com/shop/eswt-kits/
You can simply replace the bullet and tube by yourself as the videos below:
I recommend you PSW pneumatic shockwave therapy machine.
For best results for lower extremity, e.g., foot, ankle, i recommend you PSW, the pnuematic shockwave system especially for bones and joint.
The quality of this machine is good enough to work in clinical setting, of course you can use it multiple times for multiple patients every day.
The biggest head (photo as below) you mentioned is newly added and mainly used for shallow tissue layer, it’s better for skin treatment than working in tendons or bone, and patients usually feel obvious pain while using this head. The other 11 black heads penetrate deeper and patients commonly feel comfortable.
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy or ESWT is an 20-minute non-surgical procedure used to cure chronic plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, tennis elbow, shoulder tendonitis, and other chronic tendinopathies.
ESWT benefits patients because their condition can be treated extracorporeally, meaning outside of the body.Since ESWT is non-invasive, there is no lengthy recovery period, virtually no time off from work or risk of causing further damage.
ESWT is one of the few technologies that performs best on people with chronic conditions that did not respond to conservative traditional therapy. ESWT accelerates the body’s own healing process in a number of ways:
- Through a process called cavitation, ESWT stimulates fibroblast and tenocyte production. Fibroblast or tenocyte cells make up your body’s connective tissues, such as tendons and the fascia.
- ESWT diminishes pain by over-stimulating the nerves that send pain sensations to the brain.
- The procedure can break down pathological calcification deposits (also known as a spur). Depending upon your condition this may or may not be the goal, but an interesting by-product. In all cases, ESWT is targeted at the condition that caused the spur, not the spur itself.
No! The chronic sufferer has new hope with ESWT. Long-term sufferers finally have a non-surgical treatment option. If you have “tried everything” don’t be discouraged, this is a new weapon against your pain!
