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Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy Shock Wave Machine For Heel Pain Foot And Ankle Pain Relief Machine
Model : BS-SWT2X
Brand : Smart-wave Shockwave Machine
Type : Electric Radial Shockwave Machine
Smart-wave Model BS-SWT2X | |
Shock Wave Type | Radial Extracorporeal shock wave |
Pulse Model | Continuous or Burst |
Transmitter ( Applicators ) | 5 pcs for Different applications |
Energy | 10mJ to 190mJ , stepping at 10mJ |
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment which is helpful in providing pain relief for patients suffering from a number of common painful orthopaedic conditions or sports injuries.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy or ESWT is a treatment used in physicaltherapy, orthopedics, urology and cardiology. The shockwaves are abrupt,high amplitude pulses of mechanical energy, similar to soundwaves,generated by an electromagnetic coil or a spark in water.
The treatment works by applying energetic (not electrical) shockwaves to the painful area. The shockwaves break down injured tissue and calcifications as well as initiating increased blood circulation to the area which in turn accelerates the body’s own healing processes.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy treatment is a highly effective treatment available for patients with chronic tendon disorders, and is used widely by sports physicians and orthopaedic surgeons. This is a very successful second line treatment for patients who fail to respond to appropriate physiotherapy. Shockwave therapy is a non surgical treatment, and works by delivering impulses of energy, targeted to specific damaged tissues within the abnormal tendon. This increases the blood flow within the affected area, stimulating cell regeneration and healing, and decreasing local factors which can cause pain. Patients are typically treated in an outpatient environment (not in theatre), and the procedure does not require any type of sedation or anesthetic
Most men suffering from erectile dysfunction have vascular problems affecting the vessels that supply blood to the cavernous bodies of the penis, resulting in a decreased ability to develop and maintain an erection. The end result is an inadequate blood-flow followed by premature draining of an already reduced amount of blood from the cavernous bodies, meaning an erection is not achieved. Shockwave Therapy for ED of this type can be a highly effective treatment.
Since 2005, Cardiologists have proven that shockwave technology
works in stimulating the growth of new blood vessels, leading to an
increased myocardial blood supply. The same shockwave therapy is
now being used to similar effect on the blood vessels in the
cavernous bodies of the penis. The shockwaves are focused onto the
area to be treated creating new blood vessels in penile tissue,
enabling patients to achieve and maintain firm spontaneous
erections.
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Optimal treatment results can be achieved by different transmitters:
Rotator cuff tendonitis | Plantar fasciitis |
Tennis elbow (radial epicondylitis) | Golfers elbow (medial epicondylitis) |
Tendinosis calcarea (calcific disease of rotator cuff tendons) | Hip bursitis/tendinosis |
Sheen splints | Patellar tendonitis ( jumpers knee) |
Tibialis anterior syndrome | Stress fractures |
Stress reactions | Sesamoiditis |
Metatarsalgia | Achilles tendonitis |
Achillodynia | Low back pain |
Scar tissue treatment | Morton’s neuroma |
Many other conditions not listed above | LAP |
initial Spondylolysis | necrosis of the femoral head |
bone bruise of the femoral neck | Osgood-Schlatter disease |
4th metatarsal stress fracture | nonunion of a distal fibular fracture |
navicular stress fracture | sesamoid Osteochondrosis |
painful Os tibiale externum | apophysitis calcanei |
Heel spurs | Hallux limitus |
Hamstring disorders | TMJ |
Frozen shoulders | Bone non unions |
Osgood-Schlatters disease | Various sports injuries |
painful hip impingement caused by an Os acetabuli | |
Osteochondritis dissecans of the medial femoral condyle | |
Tendinosis of : peroneal tendons, tibialis posterior | |
Various chronic enthesiopathies (painful irritation of tendon attachments due to overexertion and improper strain, or due to a degenerative process) | |
Painful trigger points(acute and chronic painful neck, back, shoulder and etc. due to chronically shortened and thickened muscle tissue) | |
Bursitis (Bursitis is inflammation of a bursa. The major bursae are located adjacent to the tendons near the large joints, such as the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees.) |