Shockwave therapy Plano

How does "shockwave treatment" help patients?

Shockwave therapy uses an applicator to send radial "shockwaves" to the treatment area. In recent years, scientists have studied shockwave therapy. Published research shows that many patients improve after having shockwave therapy.

How do shockwaves treat?

The physiotherapist applies gel to the uncomfortable area after determining that shockwave therapy is the best treatment. Then comes Shockwave. A compressor controls the handpiece's fast-moving projectile. This projectile transmits energy to the applicator, causing shockwaves. These shockwaves are absorbed by the body. Frequency and pressure can be changed.

Shockwaves relieve pain by boosting substance P synthesis and pain receptor sensitivity. The body regenerates injured tissues, which has these effects:

New blood vessels and increased blood flow

high growth factors

Mesenchymal cells increase

Metabolic stimulation

Shockwave therapy reduces calcification and fibrosis. Shockwave treatment uses kidney stone pulverizers. Patients may feel sensitive during the short therapy session. The therapy just takes 8-10 minutes, which is a plus. During in-office treatment, shockwave therapy is often accompanied with training, manual therapy, or another physiotherapy modality, and/or home exercises.

Which conditions benefit from shockwave treatment?

Shockwave therapy can treat many illnesses. Complaints fall into five categories:

Achilles tendon, patellar tendon, supraspinatus tendon, and tennis elbow pain are common.

Shin splints and MTS are common bone pathologies. Third-most prevalent is greater trochanteric discomfort syndrome.

Neurology

Medical practitioners agree that radial shockwave therapy effectively treats spasticity in adults and children with cerebral palsy or hemiplegia.

Muscles

Trigger point treatment and muscle discomfort/hypertonia.

Scar tissue, plantar fasciopathy, and trigger finger are treated with shockwaves.

How is shockwave therapy used clinically?

Your clinic will need radial shockwave therapy equipment to offer shockwave treatment. Choosing the right equipment can help the physiotherapist give excellent therapy. All Gymna ShockMasters come with the pGTS. This system adapts therapy based on patient circumstances and complaints. The physiotherapist chooses the applicator, and the gadget administers a predefined course of therapy based on the pGTS result.

Choose a gadget that is still being developed. Because shockwave therapy is still developing, it would be helpful if the treatment software could be updated with the latest information. Gymna alters existing illness treatment criteria and adds new conditions. Update the therapy protocol. So, the ShockMaster has the latest information.

Different types of shockwave devices exist. Gymna ShockMaster 300 is a portable device. This portable device allows you to provide treatments anywhere. Portable devices are compact and "plug and play" With its custom-made travel case, this shockwave device is easy to transport and utilize in diverse locations.

Medical facilities that always provide shockwave treatment in the same location should use larger equipment with more options. The Gymna ShockMaster 500 offers a comprehensive user interface and helps therapists. Pre-programmed protocols, anatomic library, real therapy photos, easily accessible accessories, and several output channels allow the therapist to perform a speedy, specific, and tailored treatment for the patient.

Individual benefits of shockwave therapy

Shockwave treatment may benefit patients with chronic problems. Because it's less intrusive, less stressful, and more focused on self-healing, it's a wonderful alternative to painkillers and surgery. Because it emphasizes self-repair. Shockwave therapy benefits include:

alternative to medical treatments or pharmaceutical medications that targets the fundamental cause

Achieved 80%

For rapid treatment, 6 to 8 sessions are needed on average (8 - 10 minutes)

Pain relief and healing in days a clinically proven treatment for a multitude of illnesses Minor bruising or swelling may occur.

MoveMens interviewed five patients, and all were positive. One patient with heel discomfort for years said, "It was amazing what happened." After a few sessions, I could walk better and wear shoes I hadn't worn in years. I made progress. I bought shoes with cushioned bottoms to reduce walking discomfort.

Want to offer shockwave treatment?

Medical shockwave research is ongoing. In the near future, it will become even more effective and provide a solution for more individuals. Would your clinic offer shockwave therapy? Or would you like advanced shockwave therapy? Our educated professionals will gladly explain your options. Email or call us.