Shock Wave Therapy for Horse Tendons Ligaments Treating injuries and supporting healthy tissues

Product Description
SmartWave Shock Wave Therapy Equipment
Shock Wave Therapy Equipment, Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT), also called Acoustic Wave Therapy Equipment, mainly for physical therapy treatment, sports injury and rehabitation treatment.
Smartwave Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that can speed the healing of many types of orthopedic and soft tissue injuries and conditions.
SMARTWAVE BS-SWT2X 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 stepping10mJ(0.25Bar). Frequency ranges from 1Hz to 22Hz adjustable.
BS-SWT2X has rich software, include: 38 pre-set treatment protocols, wizard-treatment menu, unlimited customized settings, customer profile management. From the view of patient's feeling, BS-SWT2X provides more comfortable feeling, thus even customer receive same dosage in treatment they will have better feeling (less pain). From the view of transmitter, BS-SWT2X 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.
SmartWave BS-SWT2X / BS-SWTX models using a bullet accelerated in the handpiece, to generates a mechanical pressure wave, which is transferred to the human body by an applicator head and which radiates out in the tissue. The mechanical energy is absorbed by the tissue and decreases as the distance from the application site increases, and stress triggers reactions in the tissue that have a positive influence on a wide range of orthopedic and neurological conditions, thus get the result of pain relief, including acute pain and chronic pain reduction.
Indications for horses:Insertional desmopathiesTendinopathy with and without calcificationOsteoporosisMyopathiesArthrosisPodotrochlosis syndromeTrigger points, sore muscles
A shockwave is a pressure wave – any action that displaces its surrounding medium is a shockwave. The ripple created when a stone is thrown into a pond is a shockwave. Shockwaves are not electrical but they are high energy sound waves. These high energy sound waves can easily pass through fluid filled structures like skin, fat, and muscle. These waves do not pass through tendons, ligaments or bone. When the sound waves hit these structures they “crash” and release energy. The released energy penetrates the surrounding tissue and increases blood flow to the area. This stimulates various cells which are responsible for tissue repair of the injured structures. Shockwave therapy not only promotes and speeds up the healing process, but ultimately causes various soft tissue injuries to heal more thoroughly with less fibrous tissue accumulation.
The shockwaves used in equine medicine are generated in a fluid medium inside a transducer head and are then transmitted readily through skin, fat, and muscle. The high energy waves are focused within the transducer head so that the shockwave can be directed to the precise area of the injury. When the shockwave hits an area of higher acoustic impedance, such as bone, the waves slow dramatically and a large amount of energy is released into the surrounding tissue.
Shockwave therapy for horses has been successfully used to treat many soft tissue and bony problems, both acute and chronic. These include, but are not limited to:Soft tissue injuries such as flexor tendon strains, suspensory ligament sprains, annular ligament syndrome/inflammation.Chronic orthopaedic conditions such as pain associated with arthritis e.g. spavin, caudal foot pain or navicular syndrome.Persistent pain associated with active ‘splint’ formation and ‘sore shins’.Musculoskeletal disorders of the back- vertebral arthrosis, dorsal spinous process impingement or ‘kissing spines’, sacroiliac strains.A non-invasive treatment for angular limb deformities (crooked limbs) in foals.
After a full diagnostic lameness workup, the veterinarian determines if shockwave therapy would be a beneficial and appropriate treatment plan.
The precise treatment protocol depends on the diagnosis of each individual patient. Treatment varies in the number of shockwaves administered and the energy, or depth, of those shockwaves. Most conditions are treated a total of three times spaced at 2-3 week intervals. Occasionally, additional treatments will be required in more severe injuries. The treatments are easily performed at your barn or here at the clinic. Treatments usually take 15-20 minutes. Some patients may require mild sedation.
If shockwave therapy is pursued, a schedule of treatment would be planned using a unit that is portable and can be brought to the farm.The shockwave delivers a mildly uncomfortable stimulus, so the horse is usually sedated.The site of the injury is cleaned and contact gel is applied.A probe that treats at the appropriate depth is chosen, and then 800 to 2000 shocks are applied.Treatment is generally repeated at two to three week intervals for three to five sessions.
The horse should be rested for the first week after treatment, then gradually returned to work depending on the underlying injury. If unsoundness persists or the injury requires longer recovery time, the horse would be rested the entire time between treatments.
The shock wave is the heart of any modern ESWT device. It determines the efficiency and versatility of any shock wave therapy system.

•Powerful energy range, individually selectable
•Reliable therapy for deep penetration areas
•Large focal zone, increased targeting precision
•Simple changeover from focused to radial applicator, wide spectrum of indications
•Insertional desmopathies
•Tendinopathies with and without ossification
•Fractures and stress fractures
•Osteoarthritis
•Osteochondrotic lesions (OCD)
•Sore back problems incl. kissing spine
•Myopathies
•metaplasia
•Bursitis
•Sore acupressure points
•Non-healing wounds
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) for veterinary and medical healthcare professionals
The cost of treatment is based on the number of shockwaves administered and the number of areas treated at one time. Charges associated with sedation or anesthesia will be additional. Each individual case is different and therefore the cost of treatment varies considerably. Generally, most animals will be treated 1 or 2 times, at a 3 week interval. After the first treatment, the animal will have a re-check at 7-10 days and then a re-check at 3 weeks. The decision regarding a second treatment is made at the 3 week re-check. Booster treatments may be indicated at 6-18 months after the initial treatment.
Veterinary medicine application:
After having proved its effectiveness in human medicine over decades, shock wave therapy has also made its way into veterinary medicine. Our Shock wave systems are the highly mobile portable model offers a variety of convincing benefits such as maximum mobility, low capital expenditure and maintenance costs, excellent performance and vast spectrum of applications and, hence, guaranteed therapy success.
The shock wave is the heart of any modern ESWT device. It determines the efficiency and versatility of any shock wave therapy system.
Horse Tendons & Ligaments: Treating Injuries and Supporting Healthy Tissues
The terms “tendon” and ligament” are often used interchangeably. While they are similar in some ways (they’re both considered “soft tissue” or “connective tissue”), they’re different in others. Like the name “connective tissue” suggests, the role of tendons and ligaments is to connect.
Where they differ is in what they connect – tendons connect muscle to bone while ligaments attach bone to bone.
Both tendons and ligaments are vital to the proper functioning of your horse’s joints, and an injury could affect his soundness and performance level.
Tendon injuries
There are two tendons that run down the back of the leg. The one nearest to the skin is the superficial digital flexor tendon and the one nearest to the cannon bone is the deep digital flexor tendon. If your horse has injured one of these tendons, it’s likely that you’ll hear your veterinarian mention tendinitis, which is a term used to describe inflammation or swelling of the tendon.
Tendon injuries can vary in severity, from a mild strain to a complete tear. One of the most common tendon injuries is often referred to as a “bowed” tendon, named for the bow shape that develops on the back side of the cannon bone when there is stretching and swelling in the tendon.
Ligament injuries
There are several important ligaments found in your horse’s legs, including the suspensory ligaments, check ligaments and sesamoid ligaments. If your horse has injured a ligament, your vet may say that he has desmitis, which is a term used to describe inflammation of a ligament.
Similar to tendon injuries, ligament injuries can vary in severity, from a mild strain to a complete tear. One common ligament injury you may have heard of is often called a “pulled” suspensory, which is when the suspensory ligament is sprained and inflammation develops.
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