DolorClast Radial Shockwave Therapy Device Features
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You can use preset protocols as a starting point instead of adjusting each setting manually. Preset protocols are available to help you target treatment and increase efficiency.
Analgesic Modes
The Analgesic modes help practitioners to improve sensitive patients’ get acceptance of the treatment. The Analgesic mode will give a preset pulse quantity with a high frequency and a low pressure to improve sensitive patients’ acceptance of the treatment.
Ramp-Up Modes
The Ramp-Up modes are designed to help you treat a patient at maximum pressure without having to manually adjust the pressure. Shockwave treatments are dose dependent. The best treatment outcomes will be reached at the maximum possible pressure tolerated by the patient.
Burst Modes
Burst modes are used to prevent the patient from developing tolerance to certain mechanical stimuli. The Burst modes are specifically designed to alternate a preset frequency and a maximum frequency during treatment.
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New Study Concludes That DolorClast Radial Shock Waves Out Performs the Storz Masterpuls 200 Ultra
A new bench test comparison study between the EMS DolorClast®️ Radial Shock Waves and the Storz MASTERPULS®️ 200 ULTRA demonstrates significant differences in energy output at higher frequency settings.
DolorClast® Radial Shock Waves delivers high energy at all frequencies
The results of this study showed that by increasing the frequency setting (pulse repetition rate, PRR) the energy delivery varied between the two devices:
The EMS DolorClast®️ Radial Shock Waves device succeeded in delivering clinically relevant energy outputs at all frequency levels, whereas the Storz Medical Masterpuls 200 Ultra’s maximum energy delivery dropped sharply, up to 90.9%.
The study demonstrated that the EMS DolorClast®️ Radial Shock Waves device guarantees a high energy output at all frequency settings. This is important for clinical practice, because clinical outcomes require sufficient energy delivered to the tissue. What this means for your patients is that the get 3 times more energy for better treatment outcomes.
How Does It Work?
Radial Shock Wave Therapy is a high energy acoustic pulse that is transmitted into the tissue of the affected area of the body. The treatment works by increasing the metabolic activity around the patients affected area of pain.
Compressed air sent to the handpiece accelerates a projectile, which strikes a fixed applicator at high speed (up to 90 km/h). The kinetic energy resulting from this movement is converted into a shock wave transmitted in a radial manner to the targeted tissues.
Shock waves delivery is short in time, usually lasting just a few minutes, thus enabling to be coupled with other therapies within the same session as recommended by the GDT. DolorClast® Shock Waves protocol usually includes a total of three to five sessions, planned at a rate of one to two sessions per week with an interval of minimum 72h between them.
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The DolorClast® app is the reference in Radial Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy and features the Original Swiss DolorClast® Method invented by EMS Electro Medical Systems of Nyon, Switzerland.
Now available in 7 different languages – English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Russian -, this app is an all-in-one educational and therapeutic guide.
The update includes a unique VAS pain scale measuring patients’ pain intensity. The app also provides medical descriptions, contraindications, treatment protocols, clinical reference studies and treatment videos for 17 conditions including chronic tendinopathies of the musculoskeletal system such as plantar fasciopathy or Achilles insertional tendinopathy.