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Plantar fasciitis Foot Pain Treatment Miniwave ESWT Shockwave
Therapy Machine
What is Plantar fasciitis?
Plantar fasciitis (PLAN-tur fas-e-I-tis) is one of the most common
causes of heel pain. It involves inflammation of a thick band of
tissue that runs across the bottom of your foot and connects your
heel bone to your toes (plantar fascia).
Plantar fasciitis commonly causes stabbing pain that usually occurs
with your first steps in the morning. As you get up and move, the
pain normally decreases, but it might return after long periods of
standing or when you stand up after sitting.
Plantar fasciitis is more common in runners. People who are
overweight and those who wear shoes with inadequate support also
have an increased risk of plantar fasciitis.
What is Miniwave Shockwave Therapy?
Miniwave Shockwave Therapy is a method of therapy that uses a
device to send acoustic waves of high energy pulses into an injury
affected area on a person's body. The device works by creating a
microtrauma to the affected area, thus stimulating blood flow and
thereby promoting tissue healing. In chronic pain, these Shockwaves
create a new inflammatory process, which then kick starts the brain
to react by sending the necessary nutrients to promote healing.
Benefits of Miniwave Shockwave Therapy include:
Specifications for Miniwave Shockwave Therapy Machine
MINIWAVE Parameter | Basic Version | Pro Version |
Energy | 10-150mJ, totally 9 levels | 10-190mJ, stepping 5mJ |
Frequency | 1-14Hz, totally 9 levels | 1-21Hz, stepping 1 Hz |
Pre-set protocols | 5 pre-set protocols, programmable | More than 40 pre-set protocols, customizable |
Bluetooth | None | YES |
APP on mobile device | None | YES, Available for Android & IOS |
History records management | None | YES |
Operator management | None | YES |
Rental management | None | YES |
Main unit dimension | 200 (width) x 230 (length) x 78 (height) mm | |
Main unit weight | 1.27Kg | |
Applicator dimension | 210 (length) x 50 (diameter) mm | |
Applicator weight | 0.6Kg | |
Pulse Mode | Continuous | |
Output channel | Dual-channel output, max 2 applicators can connect together | |
Transmitter | 6 fully alloy made transmitters 6mm / 15mm B /15mm U / 15mm F / 25mm / 36mm | |
Applicator lifespan | 2 million shots or more | |
Transmitter lifespan | 300K shots or more | |
Control panel on main unit | Finger-swing touch control with OLED screen | |
Control panel on applicator | 5-buttons panel with OLED screen | |
Foot pedal | 360 degree foot pedal as optional accessory | |
Firmware upgradable | Yes, via SD card | |
Power | AC mode: Max.250W, AC110V-240V, 50/60Hz Cordless DC mode: External Lithium-ion battery *Battery is optional accessory, not included by default | |
Fuse | F5 AC250V, 3A | |
Packing | Aluminum hand case with shaped foam, with carton outside |
FAQ for Miniwave Shockwave Therapy
Is there a situation or condition where Shockwave Therapy cannot be
used?
Shockwave Therapy is not advised:
How many sessions of Miniwave Shockwave Therapy do I need?
Effects start to occur after just 1 session. Most patients will
notice a significant improvement in their pain symptoms &
recovery within 3-4 sessions & a full treatment course is
approximately 12 sessions. Your Physiotherapist will likely combine
this with other modalities of treatment to give you the best
outcome.
What does Miniwave Shockwave Therapy feel like?
People may experience mild discomfort during the treatment. As the
area becomes desensitized, the initial discomfort typically fades
as it is being treated.
How is the Shockwave treatment performed?
The treatment is noninvasive. First, a gel is applied to the
treatment area. Second, an applicator is applied and manipulated to
release pressure waves over the affected area. Treatment sessions
typically last 5 minutes, but this can vary depending on the
area(s) and condition being treated.
What type of results are expected?
Beneficial effects are often experienced after only one or two
treatments, and many patients report immediate relief. The
technology has a 91% success rate as per clinical studies.
What are the possible side effects?
Treatment with Shockwave technology has virtually no side effects.
In some cases, patients may experience minor discomfort for a few
days. Patients can return to work after treatments and in most all
cases there is no downtime.
Who is a candidate for Shockwave therapy?
Most people are excellent candidates for Shockwave treatment
however patients who are pregnant, have a pacemaker or current
cancer are not suitable for treatment with Shockwave Technology.