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Shockwave Therapy2024-12-27T11:22:57+08:00

Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy

Solutions for orthopedics and rehabilitation that cover superficial to deep-lying tissues

Extracorporeal Focused Shockwave Therapy

  • The focused shockwave causes deep cell stimulation that releases growth factors responsible for tissue regeneration and the initiation of healing processes in the damaged tissues

  • It is the first-choice treatment for deep-lying tendinopathies, calcifications, and bone healing conditions

  • Dynamic depth control provide a wide focal zone for surface and deep tissue treatment

  • Penetrating much deeper than radial shockwave, with minimal effect on the skin and muscles, making the treatment safer and more comfortable

  • No regular maintenance, just replace the whole applicator after 700,000 shocks

Extracorporeal Radial Shockwave Therapy

  • The radial shockwave causes mechanical stimulation and carries a high dosage of energy to trigger regeneration and reparation processes

  • It is the first-choice treatment in chronic conditions such as superficial tendinopathies, calcifications, and persistent pain of muscles and tendons

  • The maximum intensity is always concentrated superficially, which makes this therapy suitable for the treatment of superficial soft tissues

  • Allows using different types of shockwave transmitters for different areas and purposes

  • Regular maintenance involves cleaning the inside of the handle, including the tube and bullet. Simply replace the tube and bullet after their lifespan

FAQ

Why have Shockwave Therapy in your practice?2024-11-28T12:16:24+08:00

It is a tool for treating chronic pain with a long list of clinical evidence demonstrating high success rates for patients. In addition, your patients will need a low number of treatments that take no more than 10 minutes.

What are the differences between Radial and Focused shock waves?2024-11-28T12:17:47+08:00

Although both shock wave technologies produce the same therapeutic effects, Focused Shockwave allows for adjustable depth of penetration with constant maximum intensity, making the therapy suitable for treating both superficial and deep-lying tissues.

Radial Shockwave allows changing the nature of the shock by using different types of shock waves transmitters. However, the maximum intensity is always concentrated superficially and makes this therapy suitable for the treatment of superficial soft tissues.

I am a physiotherapist, what is the best shock wave for me?2024-11-28T12:18:24+08:00

As a physiotherapist, you are likely to deal with functional disorders and muscle imbalances that result from tendinopathies or calcifications.

A radial shock wave will cause strong mechanical stimulation and release the cycle of pain and muscle stiffness. In addition, you will appreciate the combination of static and dynamic applications not only in the affected area but also in the surrounding tissues.

I am an orthopaedist, can I combine both shockwave technologies?2024-11-28T12:18:54+08:00

You as an orthopaedist usually focus on structural problems and treat the disorder locally. You also know best how deep the damaged tissue is.

This gives you the unique ability to combine both shockwave technologies based on the depth of the damaged tissue. A Focused Shockwave is a versatile tool, while a Radial Shockwave can be used for less severe conditions and superficial tissue.

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