shockwave therapy equipment for Shoulder Pain

shockwave therapy equipment for Shoulder Pain

To our Valued Customers:

Shanghai Lusmail Aesthetics Medical Equipments Industrial Co., Ltd have been in the field of full types of shockwave machines shock wave therapy equipments.

The BS-SWT2X electromagnetic shockwave therapy machine is the portable model.

The BS-SWT5000 and BS-SWT6000 are air compressed shockwave therapy machines.

They are desktop model and vertical model respectively.

We have been working on providing professional solutions for your shock wave therapy both in medical and Aesthetic since 2007.

Therapy of shockwave therapy equipment for Shoulder Pain

SmartWave BS-SWTX adopts extracorporal shockwave therapy (ESWT), which is a method for the treatment of superficial orthopedic disorders developed over the past 20 years. The extreme method of using bundled sound waves with high intensity was selected because the mechanical/acoustic waves of force can be focused at a defined point with a parabolic reflector to ensure that stress limits are not exceeded in the remaining tissue. The penetrating depth can reach 0 - 60mm. 
                 
With different tips, the BS-SWTX shockwave therapy system can cover most typical applications includes Epicondylitis, Tendonitis, Biceps Tendonitis, Achilles Tendonitis, Lower Back Pain of muscular origin, Trigger Points, Plantar Fascitis, and aesthetic applications as Cellulite therapy, Stretchmark elimination, Skin tightening and body reshaping. It is widely installed for treatment target which covers: rehabilitation medicine, orthopedics, sport medicine, medical cosmetology, pain treatment (chronic/acute), dermatology, geriatrics, acupuncture (include Chinese traditional medical), etc.

Typical Indications of shockwave therapy equipment for Shoulder Pain

Radial and ulnar epicondylitis

Tendinitis of the shoulder / shoulder problems

Calcific tendinitis of the shoulder

Status post muscular injury

Patellar tendinitis

Patellar tendinopathy

Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

Achillodynia

Plantar fasciitis

Heel spurs (spur in heels)

Myotenositis

Myofascial trigger point therapy e.g. neck 

Myofascial trigger point therapy e.g. back, muscular back pain

Sacroiliac joint syndrome

Trochanteric bursitis

Periostitis / shin splints (Condition after overload)

Dupuytren's disease

Thumb basal joint arthritis / rhizarthritis

Features of shockwave therapy equipment for Shoulder Pain 

- Ingrowth of Neovascularization, Reversal of Chronic Inflammation, Stimulation of Collagen

- Projectile creates shockwave based on highly precision controlled air-pressure

- Oil-free air compressor, low noise and durable

- Rich transmitter for various treatments

- With pre-set treatment protocols, and user customized protocols       

- Energy levels from 2Bar to 5Bar, adjustable, stepping at 10mj

- Frequency up to 22Hz, adjustable from 1Hz to 22Hz, stepping at 1Hz

- Big touch screen with fast-knobs to set frequency and energy instantly

Key Parameters of shockwave therapy equipment for Shoulder Pain 

Five High Quality Transmitters for shockwave therapy equipment

Durable Handpiece for shockwave therapy equipment

Ergonomic design

Soft & comfortable feeling

Durable & easy-use

Radial emission of the energy

What is shockwave therapy equipment Treatment?

Extracorporeal Shockwave Treatment is a non-invasive (no incisions) treatment that involves the delivery of high energy sound waves, or acoustical energy, to affected areas of the body to trigger the body's own natural repair mechanisms and stimulate healing. Shockwave Treatment ('extracorporeal' meaning 'outside the body') is a safe and effective treatment option. The recovery period is shorter than traditional invasive surgery and the procedure eliminates many of the risks associated with traditional surgery. Extracorporeal Shockwave Treatment (ESWT) has been used effectively for many years around the world. It was first approved in the United States by the FDA in October 2000 for the treatment of Plantar Fasciitis, a type of heel pain. The FDA subsequently approved ESWT for Lateral Epicondylitis, commonly referred to as Tennis Elbow, in March 2003.

What is shockwave therapy equipment used for ?

ESWT has been used effectively worldwide to treat "insertional tendinopathies," such as:
• Heel Pain (Plantar Fasciitis)
• Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)
• Shoulder Calcifications (Calcific Tendonitis)
• Achilles Tendonitis
• Knees (Patellar Tendonitis)
Millions of people suffer from pain caused by inflammation of tendons and other soft tissues attached to bones, commonly referred to as "insertional tendinopathies."

How dose shockwave therapy equipment work ?

The widely accepted theory is that Extracorporeal Shockwave Treatment (ESWT) causes micro-trauma and controlled injury at the affected area, thereby leading to the formation of blood vessels (revascularization) which triggers the body's natural healing process and repair mechanisms. The sound waves are also thought to release adhesions and scarring to help increase mobility an doptimize healing. Studies have shown a 60-80% success rate in significantly reducing or eliminating pain.

What are Alternative Treatments?

Most doctors will first pursue conservative treatment options to reduce or eliminate pain. Conservative treatment may include such measures as rest, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs), steroid injections, over-the-counter pain relievers, physical therapy, and orthotics (for heel pain). Chiropractors will usually recommend ice, physiotherapy, exercises, and orthotics (heel lifts) prior to considering more aggressive approaches. However, when conservative treatments have failed, ESWT is increasingly being used to avoid traditional invasive surgery.

Is This Treatment Right for Everyone?

You should speak to your doctor. if you're not currently seeing one, about your specific needs to see if Extracorporeal Shockwave Treatment is right for you. ESWT is not recommended for use on pregnant women, children, anyone with a pacemaker, or anyone on anti-coagulant therapy or who has a history of bleeding problems.