Shockwave Therapy Machine Focus Shockwave Physiotherapy Pain Relief Achilles Tendonit Therapy Physical Therapy Equipment

The principle is that the high-intensity focused shock wave energy generated by the shock wave generator enters specific deep tissues through the skin surface, effectively stimulates the affected tissue and accelerates the growth of new
blood vessels and blood circulation, and induces a new inflammatory process, thereby awakening the cell's self-repair function. In addition, the effect of vaporization bubble burst generated by focused shock waves destroys the adhesion, scarring, contracture and blockage of the damaged tendon area, and even the calcified or fibrotic soft tissue, which is commonly known as loosening the injured part of the body, to stimulate the soft tissue to grow again, accelerate
blood circulation and promote recovery. At the same time, high-energy shock waves can stimulate pain nerve receptors and block the conduction of pain signals, achieving an immediate analgesic effect.

Technology Behind Focused Shock Waves

Focused shock waves differ significantly from radial waves in both penetration depth and energy precision:

• Deeper Penetration: These waves deliver maximum energy at a pre-set focal point, allowing for effective treatment of deep-seated tissues, including areas near bone or chronic injury zones.

• Electromagnetic Generation: The shock waves are produced by a cylindrical electromagnetic coil that generates opposing magnetic fields. This causes a submerged membrane to move, creating a precise pressure wave in the surrounding fluid medium.

• Minimal Surface Damage: Energy is concentrated at depth, while the skin and superficial tissues remain largely unaffected due to the low energy at the surface level.

Adjustable Focus Mechanism

• The focus point can be adapted by:

  • Modifying the energy output.

  • Adjusting the focusing mechanism or using stand-off applicators to target varying tissue depths.

This adaptability makes EMIMPACTPOE therapy highly effective for:

• Calcified tendons

• Delayed or non-union fractures

• Deep muscle injuries

• Cases where radial shockwave therapy is too painful or ineffective