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What is Electromagnetic Focused Shockwave Therapy Device?

The Electromagnetic Focused Shockwave Therapy Device is an advanced, non-invasive treatment system that combines cutting-edge electromagnetic technology with intelligent focusing principles. Designed for human musculoskeletal and joint rehabilitation as well as veterinary care, it delivers precise energy to targeted tissues, from superficial to deep layers, even reaching hidden pain points that are difficult to detect manually. Equipped with six interchangeable silicone applicator heads, this device allows flexible adaptation for different treatment depths and patient needs.

Through an internal electromagnetic generator, the system converts electrical energy into precise shockwave energy. Smart zoom technology ensures full depth coverage from 0 to 8 cm, providing stable and effective energy output. Ergonomically designed, the device supports single-hand operation and records treatment data for monitoring and follow-up. Each session typically lasts around 10 minutes, offering rapid pain relief and accelerated functional recovery for both human and animal patients.

Technical Principles

1. Energy Conversion
   The internal electromagnetic generator receives electrical power and generates pulsed electromagnetic fields, driving diaphragms at high speed to convert electrical energy into mechanical shockwaves.

2. Focused Transmission
   Shockwaves are focused through a specially designed reflector, producing a high-energy-density beam that precisely targets the lesion. Thanks to the electromagnetic shockwave source, the focal area remains stable and energy delivery is fully controllable.

3. Biological Effects
   Focused shockwaves stimulate local tissues, enhance blood circulation, activate osteoblast activity, accelerate inflammation absorption, and promote tissue repair. SmartFocus® technology allows full-depth coverage from skin to deep muscle and tendon layers, even detecting hidden pain points inaccessible by manual palpation.

Treatment Procedure

1. Treatment Planning
   Identify the affected area and select the appropriate applicator head based on depth and tissue type. Adjust energy levels according to patient tolerance and condition.

2. Application
   Place the applicator on the skin over the targeted area. Deliver shockwaves using the device's energy and focusing controls. Each session lasts approximately 10 minutes per treatment site.

3. Post-Treatment Care
   Observe patient response immediately after treatment. Adjust subsequent session parameters if needed. Maintain at least 72 hours between treatments to allow tissue recovery.

Recommended Therapy Course

• Acute Pain (e.g., tendinitis): 1-3 weeks, possible rapid relief without completing full cycle

• Chronic Conditions (e.g., plantar fasciitis, tendon injuries): 4-5 weeks, additional sessions may be required for severe cases

• Recovery Differences: Younger patients may need shorter cycles; older patients or those with comorbidities may require extended treatment or additional follow-up

Technical Advantages

• Stable electromagnetic focal source with SmartFocus® dynamic depth adjustment

• Multi-level energy settings for precise, safe, and controlled treatment

Patient Experience

• Non-invasive, drug-free, and fast (≈10 minutes per session)

• Minimal side effects, suitable for sensitive patients

Application Range

• Human Medicine: Rehabilitation, orthopedics, sports medicine, pain management, and traditional medicine

• Veterinary Medicine: Pet joint pain, musculoskeletal injuries, and post-trauma recovery

Multi-Field Applications

1. Orthopedics: Accelerates bone repair, promotes osteoblast activity, relieves arthritis and ligament injuries, stimulates collagen synthesis

2. Sports Medicine: Treats muscle strains, tendinitis, bursitis; reduces inflammation and swelling; accelerates rehabilitation

3. Neurology: Improves nerve recovery, reduces chronic pain, stimulates neurotrophic factors, supports myelin repair

4. Rehabilitation Medicine: Enhances functional recovery post-stroke or trauma; prevents muscle atrophy and joint stiffness

5. Urology: Supports treatment of erectile dysfunction by improving penile blood flow and endothelial function

Contraindications

• Pregnant women or menstruating females

• Regions with electronic or metallic implants

• Epileptic patients

• Malignant tumors in treatment area

• Post-surgical wounds <3 weeks

• Pacemaker or severe arrhythmia patients

• Cognitive or sensory impairments

Focused vs Radial Shockwave

1. Focused Shockwave (F-SWT)

   • Energy is concentrated at a specific focal point, able to penetrate the skin and deep soft tissues, reaching tendons, joints, and hidden pain points.

   • The focal area is stable, allowing precise and controlled treatment, with high energy density. Ideal for deep tissue lesions such as frozen shoulder, Achilles tendinitis, and knee arthritis.

   • Advantages: Precision, deep penetration, highly effective for deep tissue treatment.

2. Radial (Dispersive) Shockwave (R-SWT)

   • Energy disperses over the surface, with shallow penetration, mainly acting on superficial skin and muscles.

   • Suitable for superficial lesions, myofascial pain, muscle tension, or massage therapy.

   • Advantages: Covers larger areas, comfortable for patients, but limited effect on deep tissues.

Summary: Focused shockwave is ideal for deep lesions and precise treatment, while radial shockwave is suitable for superficial or widespread pain areas. The provided device is a focused shockwave system, capable of full-depth coverage from 0 to 8 cm, accurately reaching deep hidden pain points.

1. Does focused shockwave therapy emit radiation?

• No. Shockwaves are mechanical waves, not ionizing radiation like X-rays or CT scans, and are safe for the human body.

2. Does the treatment hurt?

• Mild discomfort may occur, which can be adjusted by energy settings and applicator pressure. Most patients tolerate the treatment well.

3. Is medication needed during treatment?

• No. This is a non-invasive, drug-free therapy with high safety.

4. How long should the interval be between sessions?

• It is recommended to maintain at least 72 hours between sessions to allow tissue recovery and avoid overstimulation.

5. How long is a typical treatment course?

• Acute pain usually shows improvement within 1-3 weeks. Chronic conditions may require a 4-5 week full course, with severe cases needing additional sessions.

6. How to choose between focused and radial shockwave?

• Focused shockwave is used for deep lesions such as joint arthritis or deep tendon injuries. Radial shockwave is used for superficial tissues, myofascial pain, or widespread muscle tension.

7. Is it suitable for pets?

• Yes. The device is suitable for treating pets' joints and muscle injuries, helping relieve pain and accelerate rehabilitation.

8. Are there side effects?

• The therapy is gentle and non-invasive, with minimal side effects. Mild redness or soreness may appear locally, usually resolving within 24-48 hours.

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