Eswt Shock Wave Machine Extracprporeal Shockwave Therapy for Tennis Elbow Lateral Epicondylitis

• Customization: Available
• Type: Physiotherapy
• Function: Improve Blood Circulation
• Model NO.: BS-SWT2X
• Certification: CE, ISO13485
• LCD Display: With LCD Display
• Group: Adult
• Product Name: Shockwave Therapy for Tennis Elbow
• Languages: Multi-Language Support
• Screen: 7.4 Inch
• Protocols: 8 Preset Protocols Adjustable
• Burst Mode: 4/8/12 Hz or Continuous Mode
• Energy: 10mj-190mj
• Frequency: 1-22Hz
• Indication: Lateral Epicondylitis
• Transport Package: Standard Export Packing Suitable for Sea Shipment
• Specification: ISO CE etc
• Trademark: Lumsail
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 901844607
• Production Capacity: 100PCS/Month

Product Description

ESWT Shock wave Machine Extracprporeal Shockwave Therapy for Tennis elbow Lateral Epicondylitis

Product Description:

 

Shock Wave Therapy (SWT) is a popular treatment method used to combat common concerns including heel pain, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, tennis elbow, shoulder tendonitis, lateral epicondylitis, and more. It is considered a break through treatment that can make common problems like heel pain virtually obsolete.

Shock wave therapy for orthopaedic diseases is thought to provide long lasting analgesia and stimulate the healing process. BS-SWT2X is new generation Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy System, based on the latest RSWT technology, with long lifecycle designed architecture.

 

What Is Tennis Elbow?

 

Tennis elbow is a condition caused by inflammation of the tendons that attach the extensor carpi radialis brevis to the outer bony prominence (lateral epicondyle) of the elbow. Certain repetitive movements of the wrist can cause this condition. Tennis elbow can occur in anyone who strains the tendons of the forearm and is not limited to tennis players. Tennis elbow is also called lateral epicondylitis.

Medical Effects:

Shock wave therapy system is widely used for physiotherapy and pain relief. Mechanical stimulation is capable of triggering reactive systems of human-beings in cellular structure, tissue reactions and metabolic effects include:

• increased metabolism
• altered cell membrane permeability
• improvement of cellular structure
• Improvement of tensile stability
• increased cell activity by gene expression
• expression of growth and pain mediator hormone

Features:
- painless treatment
- no downtime after treatment
- easy to operate
- noninvasive treatment
- visible results to reduce orange peel appearance


Applications:
- short-term increase of the blood flow induced by massage and vaso-dilation
- long-term improvement of the blood flow caused by formation of blood vessels
- lymphatic drainage effect, dehydration and withdrawal of waste products
- mechanical and biochemical lipolysis
- softening of fibrotic structures (septum, scar tissue)
- strengthening of the connective tissue (collagen neogenesis) leads to provement of the dermal elasticity and firmness
- cell rejuvenation (process of cell regeneration)


 

Shockwave Therapy device BS-SWT2X Technical specifications:

Parameter	Value
Technology	Compressor free ballistic radial shockwave therapy-system with electromagnetic generator as projectile accelerator
Power Levels / Energy	10 to 190mJ adjustable, stepping at 10mJ (equal to 0.25 to 5Bar)
Modes	Frequencies from 1 to 22 Hz and 3 burst modes (4 / 8 / 12 pulses)
Programs	8 pre-set programs
Protocols	30 pre-set protocols
Output	Single channel or Dual channel (operate on 2 different handpieces, for BS-SWT2X model only)
Controls	Colour touch-screen for all software operations. Rotary control knobs for energy level and for frequency
Dimension	320 x 225 x 126 mm (L/W/H)
Weight	2.7Kg (Without Handpiece)
Shockwave Hand Piece	Ergonomic, with anodized aluminium casing and fan cooling, 800g in weight
Applicator heads	Diameters of 6 / 15 (2 pieces) / 25 mm / 36 | 39mm Tool free exchange possibility
Package	Aluminium suitcase
Conformity	IEC/EN 60601-1 and 60601-1-2

 

Conditions that can be treated by Shockwave Therapy:

1. Radial and ulnar epicondylitis
2. Tendinitis of the shoulder / shoulder problems
3. Calcific tendinitis of the shoulder
4. Status post muscular injury
5. Patellar tendinitis
6. Patellar tendinopathy
7. Achillodynia
8. Plantar fasciitis
9. Heel spurs
10. Myofascial trigger point therapy e.g. neck
11. Myofascial trigger point therapy e.g. back, muscular back pain
12. Trochanteric bursitis
13. Periostitis / shin splints (Condition after overload)
14. Dupuytren's disease
15. Thumb basal joint arthritis / rhizarthritis

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