Abstract—Shock wave therapy (SWT) refers to the use of focused shock waves for treatment of musculoskeletal indications including plantar fascitis and dystrophic mineralization of tendons and joint capsules. Measurements were made of a SWT device that uses a ballistic source. Click here to read more.Read More
Shock wave lithotripsy (SWL) was introduced in the 1980s for the treatment of urinary stones and earned near-instantaneous acceptance as a first line treatment option.1 Since then SWL has revolutionized treatment in nephrolithiasis worldwide, and in the United States, it has been estimated that approximately 70% of kidney stones are treated using SWL. Click here...Read More
Liver cirrhosis is a life-threatening problem; a considerable proportion of patients with liver cirrhosis progress to liver failure and hepatocellular carcinoma. Current medical therapy for liver cirrhosis is performed for the purpose of improving liver function. An effective treatment for liver fibrosis has not been developed; therefore, establishment of a breakthrough therapy with sufficient efficacy...Read More
