As a powerful system for pain therapy, it significantly expands the range of application in cases of myofascial pain syndrome: They can cause a variety of pains – even well away from their own location. Trigger points are thickened, pain-sensitive points within a usually tense muscle. The extracorporeal, focused shock wave allows precise diagnosis and therapy of active and latent trigger points. The PiezoWave offers a significant expansion of the range of applications for myofascial pain syndrome. ESWT & TPST are highly efficient, non-surgical treatments for chronic pain in the musculoskeletal system. TPST (Trigger Point Shock Wave Therapy)ĮSWT has been used successfully in the treatment of chronic pain since the early '90s.ESWT (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy).The PiezoWave combines two types of orthopaedic applications: evidence for focused extracorporeal shock wave treatment being superior to radial extracorporeal shock wave therapy for recalcitrant plantar fasciitis." Examples include the 2010 Institute of Sports Medicine Frankfurt "Comparison of radial versus focused extracorporeal shock waves in plantar fasciitis using functional measures" study where they concluded ". True Extracorporeal Shock Wave is considered a superior, more efficient form of Shock Wave. Here at AYH we are fortunate to have the newest technology at our disposal in the form of the PiezoWave from German Medical experts Richard Wolf Industries. Radial Shockwave (usually not considered true extracorporeal shockwave therapy-but more of a pressure wave therapy since the impulses don't break the speed of sound).Extracorporeal Shock Wave (Electrohydraulic, Electromagnetic, Piezoelectric technologies).The two primary styles of Shockwave therapy available to the public today are: The modern inception of this technology has branched to provide therapy to the painful body regions, where stimulated self healing mechanisms occur. Since approximately 1980 they have been incorporated into the medical world, initially used to obliterate kidney stones to ease the passing of the material.
Shock waves are audible, high-energy sound waves. The next generation in Shock Wave therapy
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