In addition to demonstrations of shockwave therapy as a means of relieving acute pain and accelerating healing in patients, attendees heard compelling presentations from world-renown regenerative medicine experts, including Ludger Gerdesmeyer, MD, PhD, FIPP, and Karsten Knobloch, MD, FACS
Since travel restrictions between Europe and the United States were in place at the time, both doctors appeared virtually, and we’re excited to share their full presentations.
Be sure to view the presentation “The Use of Radial Pressure Wave and Focused Shockwave in the Treatment of Chronic Pain“ by Karsten Knobloch, MD, FASC, where he covers the uses and differences between both technologies. Radial pressure wave, also known as EPAT, relies on high-energy acoustic pressure waves to treat patients in a non-invasive manner and requires no downtime. ESWT (Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy), also referred to as focused shockwave, generates maximum force at a selected depth and has higher energy.
Both ESWT and EPAT are celebrated among innovative treatment modalities and stimulate a plethora of actions rather than a single effect. Let’s consider the multitude of actions facilitated by both:
In conclusion, ESWT and EPAT effectively stimulate healing in numerous pain syndromes and musculoskeletal disorders. Karsten Knobloch, MD, noted a learning curve in shockwave therapy is apparent given suggested standard, advanced, and expert indications, as well as experimental uses on the horizon.
Intrigued by what you’ve seen from Dr. Karsten Knobloch? Be sure to view his other presentations in our webinar library: The Importance of Shockwave in Regenerative Medicine and ESWT in Aesthetics.
At the event, the next to present was leading expert Ludger Gerdesmeyer, MD, PhD, FIPP, with his insightful presentation on the power of EMTT, titled “New Innovations in the Treatment of Chronic Pain and Osteoarthritis with EMTT.” Check out the link to view his presentation in its entirety.
The key problems seen in sports medicine today include pain caused by inflammation, trauma, and degeneration. The question becomes how to deal with these complex pathologies.
Given a choice between surgical and non-surgical treatment options, patients naturally choose the latter, and those non-surgical approaches can include chemical, biological, and physical treatments. Add to that non-invasive newcomer, EMTT, a viable treatment modality to address inflamed soft tissue and musculoskeletal disorders.
Revered as one of the most innovative technologies to treat chronic musculoskeletal diseases, EMTT is evidence-based, non-invasive, and an exceptional complement to EPAT/ESWT. Compared to other magnetic field technology, EMTT distinguishes itself due to its high oscillation frequency of 100 – 300 kHz. This feature allows for deeper penetration and a more comprehensive range of applications.
Throughout, Dr. Ludger Gerdesmeyer cites numerous clinical studies to support the efficacy of EMTT. The doctor discusses translating biological complexity into more powerful therapeutics. Healing may be further amplified by combining EMTT with ESWT.
In closing, Dr. Ludger Gerdesmeyer left us to contemplate this remark “Your body’s ability to heal is greater than anyone has permitted you to believe.” We are living in a time where innovative technologies such as EMTT have been made manifest, and the modality ignites your body’s natural healing abilities.
Dr. Gerdesmeyer indicated that EMTT supports biological processes, including bone-healing, implant integration, rehabilitation, inflammation, after trauma/surgery, and bio-regeneration.
Want to learn more about EMTT from renowned expert Dr. Ludger Gerdesmeyer? Watch this highly informative webinar The Official U.S. Introduction to EMTT and the MAGNETOLITH Debut.
CuraMedix is committed to helping medical professionals integrate innovative, evidence-based, non-surgical tools and technology into their continuum of care. You can broaden your treatment options and help patients get better faster without surgery, risk, or downtime.
Perhaps you’ve been inspired by the presentations above on how to treat chronic pain effectively or the research you’ve done yourself. You can and should set your practice apart by offering the regenerative solutions your patients are seeking.
We look forward to connecting to answer any questions you may have about the possibility of regenerative technologies to your continuum of care. Contact us today, and we’ll connect you with one of our shockwave and EMTT experts.