Combination Radial Shockwave Therapy Machine EMS TENS Electrotherapy Ultrasound Clinic Physical Therapy Equipment
Medical Combination Radial Shockwave Therapy Machine EMS TENS Electrotherapy Ultrasound Clinic Physical Therapy Equipment
Product Principle
Shockwave Therapy Technology Explained
Shockwave Therapy harnesses the power of high-energy acoustic waves to target areas of chronic pain and injury. These mechanical pressure waves feature a rapid spike in pressure, followed by a slow decrease and a brief negative phase — a unique pattern that jumpstarts the body’s natural healing process.
How It Works:
Breaks Down Calcium Deposits
Shockwaves help disintegrate calcifications often found in tendons and soft tissues, which can cause pain and restricted movement.
Stimulates Angiogenesis
The therapy boosts the formation of new blood vessels, improving oxygen and nutrient supply to damaged tissues.
Accelerates Tissue Regeneration
It activates the body’s own repair mechanisms, speeding up the healing of tendons, ligaments, and bones.
Reduces Pain & Inflammation
By resetting pain perception pathways and improving circulation, shockwave therapy delivers lasting relief and improved joint function.
Key Benefits:
Non-invasive & Drug-Free
Promotes Long-Term Healing
Effective for Chronic Musculoskeletal Conditions
Quick Sessions, Minimal Downtime
Popular Applications:
Plantar Fasciitis
Shoulder Tendinopathy
Tennis Elbow
Achilles Tendinitis
Calcific Shoulder Pain
Ultrasound Therapy Technology Explained
Ultrasound therapy uses high-frequency sound waves to create mechanical vibrations that penetrate the skin and soft tissues. Delivered through an aqueous solution or conductive gel, these vibrations generate either thermal or non-thermal effects depending on the treatment goal.
How It Works:
A gel is applied to the skin or ultrasound applicator head to ensure even transmission of sound waves.
The applicator converts electrical energy into acoustic energy, producing vibrations that travel deep into tissues.
These microscopic vibrations generate heat and friction at the cellular level, improving blood flow and cellular activity.
Therapeutic Effects:
The thermal effect increases tissue temperature, promoting metabolism and accelerating the healing process.
The non-thermal effect enhances cell membrane permeability, supporting tissue regeneration and reducing inflammation.
Ideal for treating muscle spasms, joint stiffness, scar tissue, and chronic pain.
Key Benefits:
Non-invasive and painless
Promotes soft tissue repair
Enhances circulation and cellular regeneration
Effective for both acute and chronic conditions
Electrotherapy Technology: Interferential Current Therapy (IFC/IFT)
Interferential Current Therapy (IFC/IFT) is a specialized form of electrical stimulation widely used by clinicians for pain relief, circulation improvement, and swelling reduction.
How It Works:
IFC works similarly to TENS in targeting pain through electrical pulses, but offers deeper tissue stimulation.
Two medium-frequency electrical currents are delivered in a crisscross pattern through the affected area.
When these currents intersect, they interfere with each other, creating a low-frequency therapeutic pulse deep within the tissues.
This interferential pulse stimulates muscles and nerves, providing a stronger and more comfortable effect than standard TENS.
Therapeutic Effects:
Reduces pain by interrupting pain signals to the brain
Increases blood circulation, helping oxygen and nutrients reach damaged tissues
Decreases inflammation and swelling in muscles and joints
Promotes faster recovery and enhances range of motion
Key Benefits:
Deep penetration with minimal discomfort
More effective than standard TENS for swelling and circulation
Non-invasive and drug-free
Safe for chronic and acute musculoskeletal conditions
Application Range
Chronic and acute pain relief
Muscle stimulation and strengthening
Reduction of edema and swelling
Rehabilitation therapy post-injury or surgery
Nerve pain management (e.g. sciatica, shingles)
Arthritis and joint pain treatment
Promoting blood circulation and tissue recovery
Product Specifications
| Product mode | INTELECT PULS 100 |
| Technology | Shockwave + Ultrasound + Electrotherapy |
| Shockwave Energy | 0.5-10Bar & 0.1Bar Regulation |
| Shockwave Frequency | 1-21Hz & 1Hz Regulation |
| Shot Adjustable | 100-8000 Shots |
| Lifespan of Each Bullet | 3 Million Shots |
| Shockwave Transmitter | 13 PCS Pain Management: 6PCS (D35/D25/D20/D15/D10/D6) Spine Treatment Transmitters: 3PCS (C20/C28/C35) Fascia Treatment Transmitters: 4PCS (F-ACTOR1/F-ACTOR2/F-ACTOR3/F-ACTOR4) |
| Ultrasound Intensity | 0.2-3W/CM² & 0.2W/CM² Regulation |
| Ultrasound Frequency | Pulse mode: 1-10Hz |
| Continuous mode: | 1Mhz |
| Treatment Time | 1-20Mins |
| Generator Diameter | 4CM |
| Electrotherapy type | IFC + TENS |
| Carrier frequency: | 1K-5KHz |
| Premod frequency: | 10-100Hz |
| Mode continuity | & 0.5-2Hz pulse mode |
| Screen | 12.1 inches |
| Package Flight case: | 71*52.5*114CM |
| package weight | 87KG |
| Gross weight | 71KG |
Treatment:
Shockwave Therapy – Treatment Indications
Shockwave therapy is highly effective for managing pain and promoting recovery in both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Below is a list of commonly treated conditions:
1. Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)
Painful inflammation at the tendon attachment on the outer elbow due to overuse.
2. Shoulder Pain (With or Without Calcification)
Painful and restricted shoulder movement, often caused by tendon inflammation or calcific deposits.
3. Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis)
Inflammation at the inner elbow where tendons attach, causing pain and limited motion.
4. Trochanteric Bursitis
Inflammation around the hip bone (greater trochanter) leading to sharp or radiating hip pain.
5. Patellar Tip Syndrome (Jumper’s Knee)
Pain and inflammation at the lower edge of the kneecap from repetitive strain, common in athletes.
6. Tibial Edge Syndrome (Shin Splints)
Pain due to inflammation along the tibial border, typically caused by excessive or improper physical activity.
7. Achillodynia
Irritation or inflammation of the Achilles tendon, resulting in pain and stiffness, especially after activity.
8. Chronic Heel Pain / Plantar Fasciitis
Ongoing inflammation of the heel area causing stabbing pain, often worse in the morning.
9. Tendon Attachment Inflammation (Enthesopathy)
Overuse or degenerative changes lead to painful inflammation where tendons attach to bones.
10. Acupuncture Points
Used in pain management therapy, shockwaves stimulate traditional acupuncture points without needles.
11. Trigger Points
Deep, focused relief for acute or chronic muscle pain caused by tight, shortened muscle fibers in areas like the back, neck, or shoulders.
Pre-Treatment & Aftercare
Before Treatment:
Ensure electrodes are placed on clean, dry skin
Avoid use on areas with open wounds or skin infections
Patients should remove any metal objects or jewelry in the treatment area
After Treatment:
Clean the electrode areas with mild water
Avoid strenuous exercise or hot baths within 2 hours
Stay hydrated and rest the treated muscles if deep stimulation was applied
Contraindications
Pregnant women or patients with pacemakers
Patients with severe heart conditions, epilepsy, or active cancer
Avoid use on infected, injured, or swollen skin areas
Not suitable for individuals with impaired skin sensation
Patients with thrombosis or severe vascular diseases
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