Shockwave Therapy, or Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (EWST), is a non-invasive treatment that involves the delivery of shockwaves to an injured area to promote healing. This treatment produces highly effective shockwaves that initiate biological regeneration processes at the cellular level.
Treatment involving technology that applies short, frequent, and high intensity bursts of mechanical energy (in the form of a shockwave) into soft-tissue that is injured, scarred, or contains adhesions, is painful, or inflamed.
Enhanced Treatment Accuracy: SoftWave technology allows you to pinpoint treatment areas accurately through real-time patient feedback. This precise targeting can improve treatment outcomes and efficiency.
Adaptive Therapy: Energy levels are adjusted with patient feedback.
Patient Engagement: Involving patients in the therapy process through feedback fosters a collaborative approach, increasing patient satisfaction and trust.
Fluorescent stained mitochondria before and after broad-focused shockwave
Angiogenesis changes before and after shockwave
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In addition, within shockwave therapy, there is High Intensity and Low Intensity