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Contents Parameters Shockwave Operation Application Treatment Recommended Therapy Ultrasound Ultrasound Therapy Effect——Symptom Shock Wave Ultrasound Operation Shockwave Physiotherapy Precautions in Ultrasound Treatment Shockwave Therapy-Symptom Cautions / Possible Side Effects Shock Wave Cellulite Treatment

Parameters Model Voltage Frequency Shockwave Frequency Shockwave Energy Package Package Size

1 . Ultrasound hand piece supporter 2 . Touch screen 3 . Shockwave hand piece supporter 4 . Shockwave Hand piece connector 5 . Power switch 6 . Power socket 7 . Ultrasound hand piece connector 8 . Filter cup

Installation 1.All accessories well connected (1) Insert the plug of shockwave handle and ultrasound handle piece into (4) And (7) output jack. 2.Insert the plug of power wire into (6) socket turn on power switch (5), and need to input password “ ” (Fig1), the system enter interface as (Fig 2) shows. 3.In interface as (Fig 2) NOTICE: Advanced setting is only for engineers , not for user. (1)Click on the body part need to be treated on the screen. Fig 2

Shockwave Treated Area Ultrasound Treated Area

Pneumatic Shock Wave 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. Shockwave therapy is a multidisciplinary device used in orthopaedics, physiotherapy, sports medicine, urology and veterinary medicine.

Shock Wave For Physiotherapy The purpose of shock wave therapy is to stimulate the response of damaged tissues to stimulate the automatic repair mechanism. This process is the basic process, which can make shock wave therapy effectively treat chronic diseases of soft tissues, bones, muscles, fascia and other diseases.

Shockwave Therapy Effect——Symptom * * * * * * * * * * Tennis or Golfers elbow Patellar tendonitis (jumpers’ knee) Shin pain/shin splints Chronic neck, shoulder and back pain Shoulder pain, e.g. rotator cuff tendonitis/bursitis/impingement Achilles tendon pain Heel pain Plantar Fasciitis Muscle tension caused by muscular trigger points Knee osteoarthritis

Shock Wave Cellulite Treatment Treatment is non-invasive, kind to the skin. Radial Pressure Waves break down fat cells and restore flexibility to connective tissue. Increased blood supply speeds up removal of waste products from fat cells. Blood flow is improved, allowing waste fluids to drain. Shockwaves stimulate activity within the cell, resulting in tighter, smoother looking skin. Skin and connective tissue tighten and regain their natural elasticity.

Shockwave Operation This brochure use “Foot/Ankle” treatment for example. In interface as (Fig 3) (1).Apply gel to the treated body parts； (2). Click on “Foot/Ankle” The system recommends D6, D10 and D20(including flat form focus form and radial form. (3) Choose which head depend on patient Install the recommended tip on the handle . (4). Click the “Start” button on the screen; (5). Close the handle to the body area of the treatment, click the “Start” button on the handle control panel to start working. (6) “Preload 2500” stands for when the system works to 2500 impacts every time, it will...

Application Treatment Recommended Application Treatment Recommended Area Pubic Symphsis Lumbar Region

Therapy Ultrasound Ultrasound therapy causes mechanical vibrations, from high frequency sound waves, on skin and soft tissue via an aqueous solution (Gel). A gel is applied either to the applicator head or to the skin, which helps the sound waves to evenly penetrate the skin. The ultrasound applicator converts power from the device into acoustic power that can cause thermal or non-thermal effects. The sound waves creates microscopic stimulation in the deep tissue molecules that increases heat and friction. The warming effect encourages and promotes healing in the soft tissues by increasing...

Ultrasound Therapy Effect——Symptom * Soft tissue injuries. * Chronic strains and sprains. * Myositis – the inflammation of muscle tissues. * Bursitis – inflammation of the fluid-field pads surrounding joints. * Tendonitis – inflammation of the tissue connecting the muscles to the bones. * Tendon Sheath Inflammation. * Osteoarthritis. * Plantar fasciit

Ultrasound Operation When you go in for ultrasound therapy, your therapist will select a small surface area to work on for anywhere from five to 10 minutes. A gel is applied either to the transducer head or to your skin, which helps the sound waves evenly penetrate the skin. The probe vibrates, sending waves through the skin and into the body. These waves cause the underlying tissue to vibrate, which can have a variety of benefits which we will look at below. In general, ultrasound therapy sessions will last no longer than 5 minutes. But coming to physical therapy 2 times a week is just not...

Precautions in Ultrasound Treatment Always use the lowest intensity which produces a therapeutic response The head of the applicators should be moving throughout the treatment The ultrasound beam (treatment head) should be perpendicular to the treatment area for best results. All parameters (intensity, duration, and mode) need to be considered carefully for desired therapeutic effects.

Cautions 1.You can use gel or other lubricants on the treatment parts, and pay attention in operating in case that the lubricants get into the work head. 2.Despite high internal damping as result of the weight and design of the work head, continuous Vibrations may cause strain to the user’s hand 3.The adapter is also consumable, please replace after use a period time. 4.The bullet iron pillar inside shockwave handle must replace when the service life is above two million times Cleaning Methods: Put some paper at the bottom of the filter cup rise the valve with your fingers let the liquid...