Shockwave therapy for physiotherapy / rehabilitation / traumatology / neurorehabilitation

Since 1988, shock waves have been used in physiotherapy, initially for the treatment of non-unions (pseudoarthrosis). Today, the range of conditions that can be treated with shock wave therapy has expanded exponentially, becoming the first-line therapeutic option for tendinopathies, calcifications, and plantar fasciitis, among many other indications.

Research into shock wave therapy is opening new therapeutic horizons in areas such as spasticity, pelvic floor dysfunction, wound care, ulcers, and myofascial pain syndrome, among many other clinically validated and scientifically supported applications.

The generation of a shock wave and its consistent delivery at therapeutic levels throughout the service life of the device are key factors for achieving successful clinical outcomes. Choosing a shock wave system capable of maintaining this performance standard is essential for therapeutic success in your professional practice. Partnering with a technology provider that guarantees the quality of both the equipment and the therapy over time will help strengthen your professional reputation through consistently high treatment success rates.

Let our technical team advise you. We are shock wave experts.