Feature
Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis) -up to 91%
Calcifying Tendonitis of the Shoulder -up to 91%
Plantar Fasciitis -up to 88%
Patellar Tendonitis/Tendonosis (Jumper’s Knee) -up to 87%
Achilles Tendonitis/Tendonosis -up to 87%
Advantages:
1. High effectiveness, fast relieve pain.
2. Noninvasive, no anesthetic, convenient and fast
3. Each nursing only 20 minutes, 5-10 nursing each session.
4. Widely applied to different soft tissue treatments
shock wave therapy equipment Features
1. The human engineering design provides setting and operates
conveniently;
2. 5 inches color crystal Chinese and English touch screen design,
intuitive and clear;
3. Import power source, to ensure instant shock output effect;
4. Surge pressure and frequency selection, conform to treatment
demand;
5. The ultra-silence air compressor is built-in accessories
collection box;
6. Single or dual output is optional, and provides a various
professional probe;
7. There are 5 adjustable preset reference solutions;
8. Adopt a portable design.
Treatment:
1. Tennis elbow
Painful inflammation of the tendon attachment on the lateral elbow
2. Shoulder pain with or without calcification
Painful limitation of shoulder movement
3. Golfer’s elbow
Painful inflammation of the tendon attachment on the medial elbow
4. Bursitis trochanterica
Painful periostitis of the hip
5. Patella tip syndrome
Inflammation of the tibial edge due to excessive strain
6. Tibial edge syndrome
Inflammation of the tibial edge due to excessive strain
7. Achillodynia
Painful irritation of the achilles tendon
8. Painful heel
Painful,mostly chronic inflammation of the heel
9. Inflammation of the tendon attachment
Painful inflammation of tendon attachments due to overexertion or
improper strain,or due to degenerative processes
10. Acupuncture points
Pain therapy through that treatment of acupuncture points
11. Painful trigger points
Acute and chronic pain in the back, shoulder, neck, etc.due to
permanently shortened and thickened muscles
MECHANISM OF ACTION
Shockwave is an acoustic wave which carries high energy to painful
spots and myoskeletal tissues with
subacute, subchronic and chronic conditions. The energy promotes
regeneration and reparative processes
of the bones, tendons and other soft tissues.
Shockwaves are characterized by jump change in pressure, high
amplitude and non-periodicity.
The kinetic energy of the projectile, created by compressed air, is
transferred to the transmitter at the end
of the applicator and further into the tissue.
MEDICAL EFFECTS
New Blood Vessel Formation
Nutrient blood flow is necessary to start and maintain the repair
processes of damaged tissue structure. The
application of acoustic waves creates capillary microruptures in
tendon and bone. Due to microruptures the
expression of growth factors such as eNOS, VEGF, PCNS and BMP is
significantly increased.
As a result of these processes arterioles are remodeled, stimulated
to grow and new ones are formed. The
new blood vessels improve blood supply and oxygenation of the
treated area and support faster healing of
both the tendon and the bone.
Reversal of Chronic Inflammation
Chronic inflammation occurs when the inflammatory response is not
completely halted. It can damage healthy
tissue and results in chronic pain. Mast cells are one of the key
components of the inflammatory process. Their
activity may be increased by using pervasive acoustic waves.
Mast cell activation is followed by the production of chemokines
and cytokines. These pro-inflammatory
compounds first enhance the inflammatory process and in the next
step help restore normal healing and
regenerative processes.
Stimulation of Collagen Production
The production of a sufficient amount of collagen is a necessary
precondition for the repair processes of the
damaged myoskeletal and ligamentous structures. Shockwave therapy
accelerates procollagen synthesis.
The therapy forces the newly created collagen fibers into a
longitudinal structure which makes the newly
formed tendon fibers more dense and stiff and creates a firmer
structure.
Application :
Achilles tendinopathy
“Bursitis” or tendinopathy in the hip
Stress fracture
Fracture nonunion – a broken bone that hasn’t healed
Frozen shoulder
Osteoarthritis in the knees, hips, or shoulders
Plantar fasciitis
Rotator cuff injuries
Strained calves and hamstrings
Tendonitis in the foot and ankle, hip, or shoulder
Tennis or golfer’s elbow
