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	Shockwave MASTERPULS® MP50 - The radial shock wave therapy system with D-ACTOR® technology Myofascial trigger points (MTrP) are the most frequent causes of acute and chronic pain in the locomotor system. Local improvement of perfusion, reduction of nociceptor activity and neuromuscular tone and local inter- and intramuscular stretching are the physiological and mechanical axioms of MTrP therapy with the MASTERPULS® MP50. The highlights of this exceptionally efficient shock wave system include: compact design, integral compressed air supply, low capital expenditure and maintenance costs and maximum mobility thanks to the built-in compressor. Features: • Therapy of myofascial pain • Activation and loosening of muscle and connective tissue • Disorders of tendon insertions and ligaments • Acupuncture shock wave therapy Conditions that can be treated by Shockwave Therapy: 1. Plantar Fasciitis 2. Achilles Tendinopathy 3. Trigger Point Therapy 4. Scar Tissue Treatment 5. Tennis Elbow 6. Jumpers Knee 7. Calcific Rotator Cuff Tendinitis 8. Stress Fractures 9. Bursitis 10. Hallux Rigidus 11. Non Healing Ulcers Benefits: 1. Non surgical treatment 2. No side effects 3. Accelerates healing 4. Can be used by all health practitioners 5. Affordable 6. Coverage available from most insurance companies Success Rates: 91% improvement for Calcific Tendinitis Journal of American Medical Association 2003 77% improvement for Tennis Elbow The Journal of Orthopedics' 2005 90% improvement for Plantar Fasciitis Journal of Orthopedics Research 2005 Download: Brochure
	Mettler Auto*Therm 390 or 390X 18-7100 Mettler Auto*Therm 390 with capacitive applicators 18-7101 Mettler Auto*Therm 390X with capacitive applicators, inductive drum, arm and cart Shortwave diathermy (SWD) unit that produces comforting deep heat in muscle tissues. Shortwave diathermy is used when the clinician needs to provide deep heat to a larger area than normally covered by ultrasound. The illustration below shows the relative penetration of various heating modalities. The Auto*Therm 390 can be easily carried between treatment rooms when the soft-rubber capacitive pads are being used. Or it can be mounted to the optional cart to provide a solid platform for the inductive coil drum electrode (390X). It provides shortwave diathermy with either continuous or pulsed modes. Choose to do diathermy the way you want in your practice. With either continuous or pulsed modes, you can provide the gentle warming effects of this modality to your patients. You can also choose from two different modes of application-deep penetration with inductive coil diathermy or shallower penetration with capacitive electrodes. Specifications Input: 100-240 VAC, 50-60Hz ETL Listed: ME 390 (9801427) Frequency: 27.12 MHz HF output: Continuous mode: 100 W Average Power Pulsed Mode: 200 W Peak Power Pulse frequency: 10 Hz, 20 Hz, 50 Hz, 100 Hz, 400 Hz Pulse duration: 65 µs, 100 µs, 200 µs, 300 µs and 400 µs Treatment time: 1-30 minutes Options: . Upgrade to inductive diathermy with a 14 cm diameter drum electrode, a multi-joint arm and a cart to hold it all. • 12 x 18 cm soft-rubber plate applicator complete with flexible cable • 14 x 20 cm felt spacer for soft-rubber plate applicators • 18 x 26 cm cloth cover for soft-rubber plate applicators • 14 cm diam. coil applicator, w/o cable • Special coaxial cable for (3980) coil applicator • Four-joint arm • Lanyard for Patient Safety Switch • Strap for securing 14 cm coil applicator to the patient • Detachable hospital grade line cord • Cart for use with arm and coil applicator Download: Brochure