2 in 1 Ultrasound and Pneumatic Radial Shockwave Therapy Machine

Two Therapies in One System for Greater Flexibility

Radial shockwave therapy and therapeutic ultrasound offer different approaches to musculoskeletal and soft tissue treatment. Combining both technologies in one machine allows practitioners to select the appropriate therapy based on individual treatment needs without purchasing and maintaining two separate devices.

For physiotherapy clinics and rehabilitation practices, this means greater treatment flexibility, less equipment space, and a more cost-effective way to expand available services.

Key Features

Expand Treatment Options with One Machine

Offer pneumatic radial shockwave and therapeutic ultrasound using a single system. Both therapies operate independently, giving clinics more treatment flexibility without investing in two separate devices.

Spend Less Time on Treatment Setup

Built-in treatment guidance helps practitioners quickly access suggested settings for different treatment areas. Adjustable parameters allow further customization based on individual needs.

Easy Control with a 10.4-Inch Touchscreen

The large touchscreen provides clear access to treatment modes, intensity settings, and operating controls, making it easier to manage both therapies during daily clinic use.

9 Shockwave Heads for Different Treatment Areas

Nine interchangeable applicator heads accommodate different body areas and treatment requirements, allowing practitioners to select suitable applicators without needing additional equipment.

Convenient Handpiece Controls

Adjust key shockwave settings directly from the handpiece without repeatedly returning to the main unit, helping maintain a smoother treatment workflow.

Recommended Treatment Parameters

FAQ

Equipment Care & Maintenance

• Use Appropriate Coupling Gel: Apply suitable coupling gel or lubricant according to the selected therapy and operating instructions.
• Avoid Excessive Continuous Use: Allow appropriate breaks during extended treatment sessions to reduce handpiece strain.
• Inspect Applicator Heads: Check shockwave applicators regularly and replace worn components when necessary.
• Maintain the Shockwave Handpiece: Inspect and replace the internal projectile according to the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance interval.
• Clean the Filter Cup: Check and clean the filter cup regularly to maintain proper equipment operation.

Contraindications & Precautions

Treatment should not be applied in the following situations or directly over the following areas:

1. Open wounds or active infections
2. Metastatic lesions
3. Areas with impaired sensation
4. Metal implants
5. Near pacemakers or other implanted electronic devices
6. The eyes and surrounding areas, myocardium, spinal cord, gonads, kidneys, or liver
7. Blood disorders, coagulation disorders, or patients receiving anticoagulant therapy
8. Polyps within the treatment area
9. Thrombosis
10. Tumors
11. Polyneuropathy
12. During corticosteroid therapy
13. Areas close to major nerve bundles, major blood vessels, the spinal cord, or the head
14. During pregnancy, except when ultrasound is specifically used for appropriate diagnostic purposes
15. Therapeutic ultrasound should not be applied over the eyes, gonads, or active growth plates in children

Important: Treatment should be performed by appropriately trained professionals. Always follow the device instructions and applicable clinical guidelines before use.