Shock Wave Therapy for Trigger Finger Treatment

Shock Wave Therapy for Trigger Finger Treatment
Mini Shockwave therapy systemModel : BS-SWT2X
Product Description
SmartWave Shock Wave Therapy Equipment
Shock Wave Therapy Equipment, Radial Pulse Therapy (RSWT), ESWT extracorporeal shockwave therapy, also called Acoustic Wave Therapy Equipment, mainly for physical therapy treatment, sports injury and rehabitation treatment. A Non-Invasive Alternative to Orthopedic Surgery for tendon, musculoskeletal, soft tissue issues, non-union fractures to promote revascularization healing.
BS-SWT2X SMARTWAVE uses the latest electric-magnetic technology, without air-compressor, so comes with longer lifecycle, at the same time it can provide higher energy and frequency for better treatment result. From technical view, BS-SWT2X can reach energy from 10mJ (0.25Bar) to 190mJ (5Bar), adjustable at stepping 10mJ(0.25Bar). Frequency ranges from 1Hz to 22Hz adjustable.

From the view of transmitter, BS-SWT2X Smartwave has 5 different alloy made transmitters targeting to different depth and treatment disease.It includes 6mm, 15mm, 15mm unfocused, 25mm, 36mm, which covers most applications for physical treatments as well as aesthetics treatments.
Shockwave therapy for chronic Heel and Achilles pain Knee pain is a common symptom of osteoarthritis. In addition to pain, other common symptoms of osteoarthritis of the knee include stiffness and swelling. You typically find it difficult to bend or straighten your leg. You may also experience weakness in the knee, including a feeling of giving away or locking. Do you feel like you can predict when it’s going to rain or snow based on the severity of your knee pain? You’re not alone; many people who have osteoarthritis of the knee experience increased knee pain just before the weather changes. Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy or ESWT is a treatment used in physicaltherapy, orthopedics, urology and cardiology. The shockwaves are abrupt,high amplitude pulses of mechanical energy, similar to soundwaves,generated by an electromagnetic coil or a spark in water.
Radial Pulse Therapy: The Smartwave Radial Pulse therapy system is an advanced system that uses short, intense electromagnetic shockwaves to treat musculoskeletal pain. It works by stimulating the break down of scar tissue and adhesions, causing an inflammatory response which increases blood circulation to the area and helps relieve pain, promote healing and improve range of motion. Radial Pulse Therapy is indicated to treat pain from muscle, tendon, ligament and bone injuries due to trauma, overuse or arthritis. The smartwave device consists of a hand piece in which electromagnets are projected on an applicator tip producing radial energy waves that penetrate deep into the tissues (35-40 mm) where other forms of therapy (heat, ultrasound, electrical stimulation) cannot reach.BENEFITS OF SHOCKWAVE THERAPY:clinical studies – success rate above 75%shockwave therapy has a great input/output ratenon-invasive solution for chronic pain in the shoulder, back, heel, and elbowshockwave therapy is a new technology with effects which have been medically provenno anesthesia, no drugsno side-effectsmain areas of use: orthopedics, rehabilitation, sports medicineWHEN TO USE SHOCKWAVE THERAPY
Physical therapy – using SWT in physical therapy is mostly connected to treating chronic muscle and tendon conditions, cervical pain, back pain, and trigger point treatment. When compared to traditional manual therapy, SWT is extremely effective. It reduces the number of therapeutical treatments and leads to long-term better results. Usual indications are: painful shoulderepicondylitislower back painAchilles' tendon painpatellar tendinitistrigger point therapy
Orthopedics – using shockwave therapy in orthopedics in focused on treating calcifications, painful exostoses, different tendinitis types, and slow fracture healing. SWT represents an alternative in many cases when surgery seems inevitable. Usual diagnoses are:frozen shoulderperiarthritis humeroscapulariscalcar calcaneisecondary symptoms of arthritisachillodynialateral and ulnar epicondylitisjumper's knee
Sports medicine – SWT is often used in sports medicine for its healing and regenerating effects on soft tissue. This way post-injury period can be reduced. Usual indications are:muscular distensionprolonged treatment of joint distortionhip painback painachillodyniaITB syndrome
Application: Physical: - Sports Injury/- Rehabilitation ( also diabetes )/- Pain relief (Chronic)/- Body injury
Advantage and Specification of SmartWave:Long lifespan acoustic wave applicator, over 3 million shots before maintenance needed5 PCS Ti-alloy made applicator, can fully transfer energy to patients, double efficiency than 1st generationCan continuously work over 10000 shots without break, so as to provide excellent treatment resultMore than 38 pre-set treatment protocols, and support user defined protocolsEnergy from 10mJ to 190mJ, adjustable per 10mJ as stepping (equal to 0.25Bar to 5Bar)Frequency from 1Hz to 22Hz, adjustable per 1Hz as stepping
• Shockwave Therapy – This incredibly effective technology is used to break up scar tissue and adhesions around the finger tendons along the finger and in the palm. once the scar tissue has been removed the finger tendons will glide through the sheath without catching, providing relief for your annoying and sometimes painful trigger finger.


A Morton’s neuroma is an inflamed nerve that triggers discomfort, tingling and numbness in the round of the foot. Lots of suffer a bunched up sock under the round of the foot, while others experience walking on a lump, a big pebble or a lamp wire. Some describe a “twang”, like a guitar strand, in the round of their foot. The discomfort can boring in the round of the foot or could be transmitting, electrical, tickling or burning and fire to the 3rd and Fourth toes. The pain is gotten worse with tight shoes, standing, strolling, hills and stairs and normally soothed by rest and removal of shoes.
The initial procedure for Morton’s neuroma is to remove aspects which could have created or worsened it. In many cases, tight footwears cramp the toes and press on the nerve, creating irritation, irritation and discomfort. Over-pronation induces forefoot weakness and excess motion of the long bones in the foot. This sort of abnormal foot technicians, in combo with soft, versatile shoes can induce a neuroma.
When conventional treatment falls short, surgery is recommended. Surgery entails releasing the ligament putting pressure on the nerve or taking out the neuroma. When the neuroma is removed, irreversible pins and needles at the toes will result, however toe feature is not affected.
In a brand-new study posted in the Diary of the American Podiatric Medical Organization, researchers located extracorporeal shockwave therapy to be a risk-free and effective treatment for Morton’s neuroma. Extracorporeal shockwave treatment (ESWT) is a procedure which directs highly effective sounds waves at a location of injury. The noises waves produce vibrations triggering microtrauma to the tissues.
The physical body reacts by making new members boats and sending out recovering elements and inflammatory cells to the location to stimulate the organic recovery process. ESWT has actually been utilized for the treatment of renal system stones for long times. In the year 2000, the FDA authorized ESWT for the procedure of chronic plantar fasciitis, a painful problem in the heel. ESWT is not presently accepted for the procedure of neuromas.
In this research, analysts split twenty 5 people with a Morton’s neuroma, unresponsive to a minimum of eight months of conventional treatment, to an energetic treatment group or a sham treatment team. Both teams were taken in to the treatment area and offered intravenous sedation and an anesthetic. The active procedure team got extracorporeal shockwave therapy and the sham group received no procedure.
At 12 weeks complying with the treatment, the group with the extracorporeal shockwave therapy had considerable discomfort decrease as compared to the sham therapy group. Prospective issues linked with extracorporeal shockwave therapy consist of bruising, discomfort, swelling, nerve damage and hemorrhage, yet the occurrence is much less compared to 1 %. This outcomes of this research study are motivating and ESWT may confirm to be a reliable therapy option to surgery. However, this is a small research and further study is had to assess the security and efficacy of extracorporeal shockwave treatment for the treatment of Morton’s neuroma.
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Shock Wave Therapy for Trigger Finger Treatment