ODM SW8 Acoustic Wave Therapy Machine For Home Use Multifunctional

SW8 Acoustic Wave Therapy Machine For Home Use ODM

Shockwave Therapy:

A shockwave is a pressure wave – any action that displaces its surrounding medium is a shockwave. The ripple created when a stone
is thrown into a pond is a shockwave. The shockwaves used in equine medicine are generated in a fluid medium inside a transducer
head and are then transmitted readily through skin, fat, and muscle. The high energy waves are focused within the transducer head
so that the shockwave can be directed to the precise area of the injury. When shockwaves hit an area of higher acoustic
impedance,such as bone, the waves slow dramatically and a large amount of energy is released into the surrounding tissue.

The principle of pneumatic ballistic shock wave therapy:
The shock wave is a special mechanical wave, which accelerates the medium (air) by instantaneous high pressure within a few nanoseconds, drives the conductive bullet to hit the treatment head, and then suddenly releases huge energy. Acting on human tissue can produce a cavitation effect, that is, the tiny vacuoles in the tissue are rapidly activated, and the nitric oxide is instantly aggregated and ruptured to release nitric oxide. Effect

Extracorporeal shock waves are mainly used to treat certain bone and soft tissue diseases in the sports system, especially the treatment of some chronic soft tissue injury pain diseases. Compared with traditional surgical methods, shock wave therapy is a non-invasive treatment technique that is superior to other minimally invasive treatments. It has many advantages such as being safer, more effective, non-invasive and free of side effects. The expectation of physiotherapy equipment is a new treatment method for motor system diseases that has both the safety and non-invasiveness of conservative therapy and the specificity of surgical therapy.

Action and mechanism:
◆ Stress effect: The shock wave can pass through body fluids and tissues to reach the affected area. When it enters the human body, due to the different media it contacts, such as fat, ligament, tendon and other soft tissues and bone tissues, the interface of different acoustic resistance tissues will have different effects. The mechanical stress is manifested as different tensile and compressive stresses on the tissue. Tensile stress can induce relaxation between tissues and promote microcirculation; compressive stress can induce elastic deformation of cells and increase cellular oxygen uptake, thereby achieving therapeutic purposes.

◆ Cavitation effect: The negative band pressure at the tail of the shock wave pulse can cause cavitation reaction. When the pressure of the hydrodynamic field is lower than the saturated air pressure of the liquid, the molecules in the liquid will enter the cavitation reaction core and expand to an observable size, which is the cavitation effect. The cavitation effect is a unique characteristic of shock waves, which is beneficial to unclog the occluded tiny blood vessels and loosen the adhesion of the soft tissues of the joints.

◆Analgesic effect: Local high-intensity shock waves can produce super stimulation to nerve endings, blocking the conduction of pain signals to the cerebral cortex; shock waves can cause changes in free radicals around cells and release pain-inhibiting substances, thereby achieving analgesic effects. treatment purpose.

◆ Metabolic activation effect: By promoting the growth of related production factors and the expression of stem cells, the shock wave can promote local blood circulation and change the permeability of local cell membranes, which can speed up the metabolism of the tissue, reduce the reaction of the affected area, and accelerate the healing of the tissue.

Indications:
Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon pain, shoulder calcific tendinitis, epicondylitis, lumbar spine syndrome, lateral epicondylitis, iliotibial band friction syndrome, frozen shoulder, fracture nonunion, etc.

Applicable departments:
Rehabilitation Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine, Orthopedics, Pain, Neurology, Traditional Chinese Medicine (Bone) Traumatology, Acupuncture, etc.