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Physiotherapy machines, also known as physical therapy modalities, are devices used by physiotherapists to help treat various musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. These machines can assist in reducing pain, promoting healing, improving mobility, and restoring function. Some common symptoms and conditions that physiotherapy machines can help treat include:
Pain relief: Physiotherapy machines can target and reduce different types of pain, such as acute or chronic pain, muscle soreness, and joint pain.
Inflammation and swelling: Modalities like ultrasound or electrical stimulation can help reduce inflammation and swelling in injured or inflamed tissues.
Muscle weakness and atrophy: Electrical stimulation devices can be used to stimulate muscle contractions, helping to strengthen weak muscles and prevent muscle wasting.
Joint stiffness: Therapeutic ultrasound and electrical stimulation can help improve joint mobility and reduce stiffness.
Muscle spasms and tightness: Electrical stimulation and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) can help relax muscles and alleviate spasms.
Tissue healing: Ultrasound and laser therapy are often used to promote tissue healing and accelerate the recovery process.
Scar tissue management: Modalities like ultrasound and soft tissue mobilization can help break down scar tissue and improve tissue flexibility.
Nerve-related conditions: Conditions such as peripheral neuropathy and nerve entrapment can be addressed using electrical stimulation and other neurorehabilitation techniques.
Range of motion improvement: Various machines and devices can assist in increasing joint range of motion and flexibility.
Post-surgery rehabilitation: Physiotherapy machines can aid in the recovery process after surgeries, helping patients regain strength, mobility, and function.
Sports injuries: Physiotherapy machines are commonly used in sports rehabilitation to treat injuries like sprains, strains, and ligament tears.
Neurological conditions: Conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, or spinal cord injuries can benefit from neurorehabilitation devices and techniques.
It's important to note that the specific choice of physiotherapy machine and treatment plan depends on the individual's condition, severity of symptoms, and the physiotherapist's assessment. Physiotherapy machines should always be used under the guidance and supervision of a qualified healthcare professional.
Perfect Combination
Physio Magneto is fast becoming an essential part of physiotherapy. it is an ideal complement to shockwave therapy, not a replacement , these two treat very different conditions. ShockWave is too painful to treat, and physio magneto is totally pain free. it has an anti-inflammatory response, reducing pain and inflammation in acute pain presentation, irritable flare ups, neuropathic pain, diffused pain, degenerative pathologies such as Osteo Arthritis. In these cases, shockwave therapy would not be tolerated well, whereas PM is tolerated, even with the most painful conditions. PM is ideal for rheumatic patients, clinicians tend to avoid using shockwave in this instance. It can also be used post-surgery for pain relief and accelerated healing, even where joint replacements are involved. So, It is an excellent tool to add to your current shockwave service or as a stand-alone treatment.
| Magneto |
| Strength at the coil |
4T |
| Frequency in MT mode |
1-100Hz |
| Frequency in ST mode |
1000-3000Hz |
| Intuitive System |
Preset parameters for ten body parts |
| Heat dissipation |
Water cooling system |
| Shockwave |
| Energy |
1-6Bar |
| Frequency |
1-21Hz |
| Lifespan of consumable bullet |
3 million |
| NIRS |
| Power |
3200MW |
| Wavelength |
620nm/660nm/940nm |
| Machine |
| Output power |
1200W |
| Package |
Alu box |
| Package size |
108*58*60cm |
| Gross weight |
79KG |
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