Focus Shockwave Therapy Equipment

Focus Shockwave therapy, is known as a type of extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-energy sound waves to stimulate healing in damaged or painful tissues. Here are some common applications:

1. Orthopedic Conditions
Tendonitis and Tendinopathies: Treats chronic tendinopathies like Achilles tendonitis, tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), and shoulder tendonitis. Shockwaves promote tissue regeneration and relieve pain.
Plantar Fasciitis: Often used for plantar fasciitis, especially in cases where conservative treatments have not worked. It reduces inflammation and pain in the heel.
Calcific Shoulder Tendonitis: Shockwaves can break down calcifications in the shoulder tendons, helping to restore movement and reduce pain.
Patellar Tendonitis: Common in athletes, this therapy helps reduce inflammation and pain in the patellar tendon.
2. Sports Injuries
Chronic Overuse Injuries: Used for chronic injuries like shin splints, runner’s knee, and chronic muscular injuries. ESWT stimulates blood flow and tissue repair.
Muscle Trigger Points: Shockwave therapy can release muscle trigger points and relieve pain caused by tight, contracted muscle fibers.
3. Urology
Erectile Dysfunction (ED): Low-intensity shockwave therapy is sometimes used for ED by stimulating blood flow and promoting angiogenesis (formation of new blood vessels) in the penile tissue.
Peyronie’s Disease: Used to reduce pain and curvature by breaking down scar tissue in the penis.
4. Aesthetic and Dermatology Applications
Cellulite Reduction: Shockwave therapy may help improve the appearance of cellulite by breaking down fat deposits and stimulating collagen production.
Wound Healing: Shockwaves can accelerate healing in chronic wounds and ulcers by enhancing blood flow and promoting tissue repair.
5. Bone Healing and Regeneration
Delayed Bone Healing: Applied to fractures that show delayed or incomplete healing to stimulate bone growth and repair.
Osteoarthritis: May help relieve pain in osteoarthritis by stimulating cartilage regeneration and improving joint function.
6. Neurology and Pain Management
Peripheral Neuropathy: Used for diabetic neuropathy or other types of peripheral nerve damage. Shockwaves can reduce inflammation and pain.
Chronic Pain Management: For chronic conditions, such as lower back pain or sciatica, shockwave therapy can help modulate pain perception and reduce discomfort.
Shockwave therapy is generally safe and minimally invasive, though it may cause mild discomfort during or after the session. Treatment protocols vary depending on the condition, with most patients requiring multiple sessions for optimal results.

 

Product name	Focus Shockwave Therapy Physiotherapy Pain Relief Machine
intensity	0.8-10 bar
Power supply voltage	AC110/220V
Frequency	1-10Hz
Treatment areas	low back, shoulders, arms, fingers, legs, knees, feet, ankle joints,
Treatment handle	1 pc with 7 pcs of silicone-made headpieces
Screen size	15.6 inches
Machine size	42*40*115.5cm
Energy penetration	4～66mm
Power	10-500W

 

Focus Shockwave Therapy (FSWT) primary medical and therapeutic applications:

1. Tendinopathies & Chronic Tendon Pain
(A) Calcific Tendinitis**
Shoulder (Supraspinatus Tendon)– It breaks down calcium deposits and reduces inflammation.
Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy – Stimulates healing in chronic, non-responsive cases.
Achilles Tendinopathy (Insertional & Mid-Portion)– Promotes collagen repair in deep tendon areas.
Patellar Tendinopathy (Jumper’s Knee) – Effective for chronic cases unresponsive to radial shockwave.
Gluteal Tendinopathy / Hip Bursitis– Targets deep tendon and bursa inflammation.

(B) Non-Calcific Chronic Tendinopathies
Plantar Fasciitis (Chronic Cases)– More effective than radial shockwave for deep fascial tears.
Hamstring Tendinopathy (Proximal Insertion)– Helps with chronic high hamstring pain.
Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow – Resistant Cases)– Used when radial shockwave fails.

2. Bone Healing & Non-Unions
Delayed Bone Union / Non-Union Fractures – Stimulates osteogenesis (bone regrowth).
Stress Fractures (Early Intervention) – Accelerates healing in athletes.
Avascular Necrosis (Early Stages)– Enhances blood flow to dying bone tissue.

3. Muscle & Ligament Injuries
Chronic Muscle Tears (Deep Fibers) – Promotes regeneration in hamstrings, quadriceps, or calf muscles.
Ligamentous Injuries (e.g., ACL, MCL residual pain)– Supports healing in post-surgical or chronic cases.

4. Joint & Soft Tissue Conditions
Hip Osteoarthritis (Early Stage)– Reduces pain and improves mobility.
Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)– Helps break down adhesions.
Myofascial Pain Syndrome (Deep Trigger Points)– Used when radial shockwave is insufficient.

5. Other Specialized Uses
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) – Vascular Origin– Improves blood flow (low-intensity focused shockwave).
Cellulite & Skin Rejuvenation– Some advanced devices use focused waves for collagen stimulation.

Conditions Where Focus Shockwave is BETTER Than Radial Shockwave
✔ Calcifications (shoulder, Achilles, hip)
✔ Deep chronic tendinopathies (plantar fasciitis, gluteal tendinopathy)
✔ Bone non-unions / delayed healing
✔ Cases requiring high precision (e.g., under ultrasound guidance)


Focus Shockwave is the gold standard for deep, chronic, and calcified conditions, offering superior penetration and precision compared to radial shockwave. It is particularly effective for tendon calcifications, bone healing, and resistant musculoskeletal pain removing.