APPLICATION EXAMPLE: FASCIITIS PLANTARIS
fast, gentle, effective
1. LOCATING PAIN BY PALPITATION
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2. MARKING THE AREA TREATMENT
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3. APPLYING THE CONTACT GEL
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4. DELIVERING THE SHOCKWAVES
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See the DolorClast application video
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PER SESSION: APPROX. 2000 IMPULSES AT APPROX. 2.5 BAR |
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UP TO 4000 IMPULSES FOR TRIGGER POINT TREATMENTS |
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AS A RULE WITHOUT ANESTHESIA DUE TO A FAST ADJUSTMENT TO THE PAIN AND THE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF THE TREATMENT ITSELF |
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USUALLY NO MORE THAN THREE OR FOUR SESSIONS NEEDED |
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NO OTHER THERAPY, NO X-RAYS, NO PAINKILLERS REQUIRED |
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NO SURGERY |
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CLINICAL PAPERS
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Dr. G. Haupt et al., Germany, Radial Shockwave Therapy for the treatment of heel spur (Fasciitis plantaris). Journal "Der niedergelassene Chirurg", No. 30. 2002. Dr. Lohrer, Sportmedizinisches Institut, Frankfurt (Germany).
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Achillodynia and patellar tendinitis - results of the treatment of chronic cases with radial shockwaves. Journal "Sportverletzung, Sportschaden" No. 16, October 2002.
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Dr. P. Magosch, ATOS Clinic Heidelberg (Germany). Radial Shockwave Therapy in Calcific Tendinitis of the Rotator Cuff.
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SCIENTIFIC BOOK PUBLICATIONS
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Dr. Maier / Gillesberger, Abstractbook, Shockwave foundations 2003, ISBN 3-8330-0423-1 |
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Dr. L. Gerdesmeyer, Extracorporale Shockwave Therapy,2004, ISBN 3-8334-1088-4 |
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Dr. Herisson, Ondes de choc extra-corporelles en médicie orthopédique, 2004, ISBN 2-84023-365-7 |
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