Focused Treatment
F-SW – focused shock waves Focused shock waves are preferably used in the treatment of deep target areas. The extracorporeal, focused shockwave permits precise diagnosis and therapy of active latent trigger points. Focused Shockwaves can penetrate approximately 12 cm with pinpoint focus.
Breaking things down Unlike the Radial Pressure Wave, the Focus Shockwave's power allows it to disintegrate calcifications, stones, and growths as well as providing the standard benefits of shockwave therapy:
1) Activation of the Healing Cascade 2) Enhanced Blood Flow 3) Tissue Regeneration
3 Standoffs For Tailored Treatment The standoffs provide treatment options. The shorter the standoff head, the more powerful the shockwave and the greater the penetration depth. The longer the head, the more precise the focal zone.
Stand-offs and penetration depths of the F-SW handpiece
Without stand-off
Focal zone: 35 – 65 mm
50 mm
Therapeutic effectiveness: 0 – 125 mm
Stand-off I (short)
Focal zone: 15 – 45 mm
30 mm
Therapeutic effectiveness: 0 – 105 mm
Stand-off II (long)
Focal zone: 0 – 30 mm
15 mm
Therapeutic effectiveness: 0 – 90 mm
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