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Radial shock wave therapy device (RSWT)

Shockwave therapy is one of the most effective methods of treating pain, musculoskeletal disorders and professional aesthetic medicine treatments (dedicated transmitter). Based on over twenty years of experience, a new, improved model of the Impactis M+ shockwave therapy device was created . The device was designed with the comfortable work of physiotherapists in mind. It has all the features of the Impactis M device, trusted by thousands of specialists in the field of physiotherapy, as well as additional functions that increase the comfort of use and expand the therapeutic possibilities of the device. Intuitive operation, improved software of built-in treatment programs and a new pulse emission mode make the use of the device even more comfortable and friendly to the physiotherapist and the patient.
Thanks to the use of a frequency range from 1 to 25 Hz, Impactis M+ allows for increased patient comfort during the procedure, and a specially designed, comfortable bag makes the device a fully mobile support in environmental therapy. Shockwave therapy is a fast and non-invasive way to eliminate annoying pain. Patients feel the positive effects of the treatment after a series of 3-4 treatments with a week's break. The duration of the procedure is only about 10 minutes.

7” color display with touch panel
illustrated treatment encyclopedia - NEW
one treatment channel
manual mode
disease entities selected by name, field, anatomical mode or via search
sorting programs in alphabetical order

database of built-in treatment programs
user program database
favorite programs
ability to edit user program names
statistics of performed procedures
knob for setting/regulating parameters
STAND BY mode

Subacromial bursitis

Features - Impactis M+

ability to edit and save treatment programs - NEW
44 predefined treatment programs
50 user-settable programs
shock wave emission mode: single, continuous, burst, interval - NEW
applicator with built-in spring shock absorber to absorb vibrations
ergonomic shape of the front of the head improves holding comfort
ballistic track operating time - 2,000,000 strokes

ongoing monitoring of ballistic track wear
the applicator regeneration kit allows for another 2 million or more strokes
transmitter dedicated to aesthetic medicine 35 mm
titanium transmitters (10, 15, 20 mm)
stainless steel transmitters (10, 15, 20 mm)
AUTOTEST function informing the user when 1.8 million strokes are exceeded

Standard equipment

dedicated training in the use of the device and the basics of using shock waves in physical therapy
IMPACTIS M+ shock wave therapy device 1 pc.
power cord
impulse power supply
shock wave applicator 1 pc.
steel transmitter 10 mm 1 pc.
steel transmitter 15 mm 1 pc.
steel transmitter 20 mm 1 pc.
titanium transmitter 15 mm 1 pc.
spare seals 8 x 3, 12 x 3, 13 x 3 (2 pcs. each)
spare elastomer spring 2 pcs.
ultrasound gel 500 g 1 pc
applicator holder 1 pc.
screwdriver for mounting the holder 1 pc.
screen stylus 1 pc.
LCD screen cloth 1 pc.
spare slow-blow fuse 1 pc.
user manual 1 pc.
post-inspection report on safety tests 1 pc.
technical passport 1 pc.
warranty card 1 pc.

Optional equipment

35 mm transmitter (for aesthetic medicine)
10mm titanium transmitter
20mm titanium transmitter
repair kit with bullet chamber key
a bag that holds a camera and its accessories
Versa / Versa X table

How does a shock wave affect the human body?

The shock wave has the following effects

Analgesic and anti-inflammatory by blocking the triggering and transmission of pain signals
Disintegrative (leads to the removal of calcified fibroblasts)
Regenerative (increases collagen production)
Relaxing (reduces muscle tension)
Improving microcirculation

The definition of a shock wave is that it is a sudden increase in gas pressure with a very high amplitude. The shock wave generated in specialist devices is transferred to the body using an applicator, and the pressure within the tissue can increase to 100 MPa, then drop rapidly and reach a negative value. Thanks to this, the wave penetrates the skin and hits a specific place. An example of a shock wave therapy device is the Impactis M+ device.

Indications for shock wave therapy

Orthopedics and sports medicine

Increased muscle tension
Trigger points
Overload changes and chronic inflammation
Enthesopathies (overload changes in muscle attachments)
Calcifications in the acromioclavicular joint
Peri-acromial calcifications
Dupuytren's contracture
Piriformis Syndrome
Intramuscular hematomas
Iliotibial band syndrome
Runner's knee
Interfascial compartment syndrome
Calcaneal spur

aesthetic medicine

Unstable diabetes
Epilepsy
Open wounds
Sensory disturbances at the treatment site
Eye area
Bacterial diseases
Metal and electronic implants

Contraindications to the use of shock wave

Pregnancy or suspected pregnancy
Coagulation disorders
Cancers
Growth cartilage in children
Demyelinating polyneuropathy
Infectious inflammation of the tendon sheath
Proximity to lung parenchyma in the area of application

Acute soft tissue/bone infection
Acute inflammation with swelling of the painful area
Local epiphysiolysis (sloughing and separation of the epiphyseal cartilage)
Patients with implanted electronic devices (e.g. pacemakers)
Advanced osteoporosis
Advanced diabetes

Limitations - do not use in the vicinity of:

Heads
Chest and lungs
Spinal cord
Point clusters of large nerves (cranium, spine, ribs)
Peripheral nerves and vascular structures
Lymph nodes
Places with an implanted foreign body

Possible side effects

Hematomas and/or petechiae, especially with high-energy impulses
Swelling and worsening of symptoms 2-3 days after shock wave treatment with cryotherapy and or without painkillers
Sensation of unwanted pain during and after the procedure
Reddening
Mild numbness
Tingle

Shockwave device: more interesting facts and information about physical methods or case studies can be found on the website sztukotechnologia.com :

What is a shock wave?
Types of shock wave
Shockwave - indications and benefits
Shockwave - contraindications, limitations, side effects
Shockwave treatment methodology
Comparison of Radial and Focused Shock Waves

Comparison of Radial and Focused Shock Waves
Comparison of Compressor and Electromagnetic Shockwaves
Shockwave calcaneal spur
Shockwave Treatment for Erectile Dysfunction
Shockwave - Cellulite

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