Extracorporeal Shock Wave Shockwave Physiotherapy Therapy Equipment Portable ED Machine ALISA

Extracorporeal Shock Wave Shockwave Physiotherapy Therapy Equipment Portable ED Machine

Pneumatic shockwave

Pneumatic shock wave is a mechanical pulse pressure wave transmitted through a physical mechanism medium (air or gas).

Shock wave is a mechanical pulse pressure wave transmitted through a physical mechanism medium (air or gas).

Pneumatic ballistic shock wave instrument is compressor generated pulse sound waves into precise ballistic, compare with the electromagnetic shock wave, more energy generated max to 6 bar. And also impact faster, configuration higher and more expensive.

The handle and tips

The machine is equipped with one work handle and 12 treated heads of different size. These 12 tips include flat form, radial form and focus form.

This handle is light, easy to hold and operate. These heads are applied to 10 body parts. According to different body parts, the system will recommend different tip for you to choose.

It’s easy to change the handpieces and bullet inside the handle.

Technical Features

1. Higher energy, energy 1 to 6 Bar

2. Higher frequency, frequenct 1 to 21 Hz

3. Shoot more stable and better continuity

4. Higher configuration for high-end use

5. The handle is stronger and won’t heat during the operation

6. 3 types heads, flat form, focus form, radial form

7. Total 12pcs heads and much stronger, not easy to be broken

8. Esay to change bullet

9. Easy to maintain

10. Upgrade software with ED therapy

Advantage

The interface

The program is very smart. The shockwave interface is very simple and easy to operate. The interface shows you 10 different body parts, such as wrist, knee, hip, etc. The system will recommend a suitable tip to you based on this processing method. There are 6 different preloads for you to choose. It has two modes, C mode and P mode, C mode is comfortable mode, P mode is professional mode.

Treated area

This shockwave instrument can be applied to 10 different body parts such as elbow, shoulder, hand and other body parts. It’s also added with a new function, ED therapy.

Shock Wave for Physiotherapy

Shockwave therapy is a modality that is becoming more common in physiotherapy. Using a much lower energy than in medical applications, shockwave therapy, or extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT), is used in the treatment of many musculoskeletal conditions, primarily those involving connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons.

Shockwave therapy is most suited for people who have chronic (ie greater than six weeks) tendinopathies (commonly referred to as tendinitis) which haven’t responded to other treatment; these include: tennis elbow, achilles, rotator cuff, plantar fasciitis, jumpers knee, calcific tendinitis of the shoulder. These could be as a result of sport, overuse, or repetitive strain.

Shock Wave for ED Therapy

Most men suffering from erectile dysfunction have vascular problems affecting the vessels that supply blood to the cavernous bodies of the penis, resulting in a decreased ability to develop and maintain an erection.The end result is an inadequate blood-flow followed by premature draining of an already reduced amount of blood from the cavernous bodies, meaning an erection is not achieved. Shockwave Therapy for ED of this type can be a highly effective treatment. The shockwaves are focused onto the area to be treated creating new blood vessels in penile tissue, enabling patients to achieve and maintain firm spontaneous erections.

Shock Wave for Cellulite Reduction

Cellulite typically appears on the thighs, buttocks and upper arms. An imbalance between fat production (lipogenesis) and fat breakdown (lipolysis) within the cells leads to the formation of large fat cells that are typical of cellulite, giving the skin the dimpled appearance.

Acoustic Wave Therapy (AWT) can be performed on patients of any age. It helps the skin regain natural elasticity and firmness, improving figure and helping lose inches!

On average each cellulite treatment takes about 15 minutes. Depending on the degree of cellulite, 6 to 10 sessions at 3 to 4 times per week may be necessary. Studies conducted in Switzerland, Germany and the United States have shown a 110% improvement in skin elasticity in the female patients treated. All women participating in this study were highly satisfied with the Acoustic Wave Treament. AWT uses acoustic sound waves which are gently introduced into the affected bodyregions.

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