shockwave therapy

Radial shockwave therapy (RSWT) is a method for the 

treatment of superficial orthopedic disorders developed 

over the past 20 years. 

A projectile accelerated in the hand piece generates a mechanical pressure wave, 

which is transferred to the human body by an 

applicator head and which radiates out in the tissue.

The mechanical energy is absorbed by the tissue and 

decreases as the distance from the application site increases. The mechanical stress triggers reactions in the tissue that have 

a positive influence on a wide range of orthopedic 

and neurological conditions.

enPuls 2.0 is ideal as a system for radial shockwave therapy, for superficial orthopedic problems such as:

• Insertion tendinopathy
• Tendon problems
• Chronic inflammation
• Hypertonic muscle systems
• Myofascial syndromes
• Hemotoma treatments