Physical Therapy Shock Wave Machine

Physical therapy shockwave machines generate shockwaves, which are high-energy acoustic waves, and deliver them to specific tissues in the body. These shockwaves can be either radial (spread out from a central point) or focused (concentrated at a specific point).
Treatment Procedure: During a shockwave therapy session, the patient typically lies down while the therapist applies a gel to the treatment area to enhance the transmission of shockwaves. The shockwaves are then delivered through a handheld applicator or probe, which is moved over the treatment area in a systematic manner.

Treatment heads for this physical therapy shockwave machine come in various sizes and shapes, allowing therapists to target different areas of the body with precision. This versatility enables the treatment of a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions affecting various body parts, including tendons, muscles, ligaments, and bones.