Smūginių bangų terapijos prietaisas ED, profesionalus, Agoda

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The principle of operation of the shock wave pain therapy device:

A shock wave pain therapy device is a mechanical wave of pressure and heart rate transmitted by a medium (air or gas) in a physical mechanism. By converting the pneumatic sound wave into a precise ballistic shock wave, through the proper alignment and movement of the treatment probe, you can achieve a good therapeutic effect in human tissues where pain occurs to the fullest extent. Currently, clinical shock wave treatment is described in numerous publications, and its safety and effectiveness are confirmed by numerous studies.

The mechanism of action of the shock wave pain therapy device in the treatment of pain and supporting the regeneration of the body:

The generated shock wave can change the chemical environment at the site of injury, allowing the tissue to produce and release pain-inhibiting chemicals. At the same time, the shock wave can destroy the pain receptor cell voucher and inhibit the generation and transmission of pain signals. In addition, the shock wave induces the production of endofibrin, which reduces the sensitivity of the affected area to pain. These mechanisms are designed to synthesize injury and can provide a long-lasting, effective treatment for pain in the patient. Shock wave therapy, improving the metabolism of the treated area and reducing inflammatory circulation, also supports tissue regeneration. These mechanisms include relaxing calcium zogs in the injury area, reducing swelling, and increasing the mechanical load on tissues.

Effect of shock wave pain therapy device:

Release of energy at acoustic limits

Cavitation

Increased permeability of cell walls

Improvement of microcirculation (blood, lymph)

Release of substance P

Decrease in the number of non-myelinated nerves

Nitric oxide release (vasodilation, increased cellular metabolism, angiogenesis, anti-inflammatory effect)

Stimulation of growth factors (neogenesis of vessels, bones, collagen)

Stimulation of stem cells

Indications and contraindications for extracorporeal shock wave pain therapy

Indications for extracorporeal shock wave pain therapy

Indications and contraindications for extracorporeal shock wave pain therapy

Indications for extracorporeal shock wave pain therapy

Heel spurs

Achilles tendon pain

Anterior tibia syndrome

Patellar syndrome - patellar tendinopathy (knee jump)

Pain in the hamstring trailer

Spine larger Synovial bursitis, pain in the hip and hip-pipe band

Shoulder pain (calcification, tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome)

Inflammation of the humerus/periphery epicondylitis – tennis/golfist’s neck

Plantar fasciitis

Achilles tendon pain, synovial bursitis of the Achilles tendon (mucus)

Inflammation and calcification of the tendons of the shoulder joints

Pain in the groin area

Inflammation of the epicondylitis (tenniser's eye)

Cervical apex softening syndrome

Pain in the hip and hip-pipe band area

Osgood-Schlatter disease/patellar tendinopathy

Two-legged thigh muscle attachment pain

Intrathecal wrist pain

Bone growths maych joints doni, arthropathy of the first degree

Acupuncture

Trigger point pain, muscle pain, etc.

Absolute contraindications to extracorporeal shock wave analgesic therapy

Pregnancy, thrombosis Coagulation disorders (haemophilia), cancer, acute inflammation, purulent foci in the target area

Relative contraindications to extracorporeal shock wave analgesic therapy

Use of anticoagulants, especially Marcuser (vitamin K antagonist)

Polyneuropathy in diabetes

Cortisone therapy up to 6 weeks before the first ESWT treatment

Rheumatic diseases

Benefits of extracorporeal shock wave analgesic therapy

Femur/pain reduction after just a few treatment sessions

Very good cooperation with the doctor

Patients feel the first effects immediately after the procedure

Possibility of treating jagged symptoms and related indications

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