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The landscape of shockwave therapy education is changing faster than a radial shockwave pulse, thanks to the launch of online shockwave training. But how does an online course compare to in-person training? Should you swap the lecture hall for your living room? Let’s break it down!
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As with many MSK conditions, treatment starts with conservative measures.
A lot of attention is spent on the energy delivered to the tissues, but more recently, people are asking, what is the impact of the changes in frequency.
Shockwave is shockwave… yes you are right to a certain extent.
If you are just stepping into the world of shockwave therapy – WELCOME!
In this article, we will look at Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), how it works physiologically and how this impacts what you can use it for.
Radial shockwave therapy was born from focused shockwave therapy. Its inception was a result of focused shockwave (at the time) being too expensive and not commercially viable.
The big question that is always raised by clinicians and patients “Radial shockwave or Focused shockwave”– and it’s a great question that we shall answer.
Well this is some question, that comes with a short answer = YES it is effective for an array of indications.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) has grown in popularity over the last 2 decades for the treatment and management of tendinopathies and other chronic soft tissue pains. When looking at research