PPE®
It consists of applying an electron flow through a very small and minimally painful acupuncture needle, which allows the transmission of a direct current (DC) to the focus of the injured tissue (eg, tendinopathy) that, among other things, activates and restores the tissue regeneration mechanisms, in addition to providing an anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect.
MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND.
Ultrasound is a diagnostic technique that uses ultrasound to create two-dimensional or three-dimensional images and has recently begun to be used by physiotherapists, becoming a valuable tool.
PHYSIOTHERAPY AND OSTEOPATHY. MANUAL THERAPY.
Manual treatment using physiotherapy and osteopathy techniques, sometimes together and sometimes separately, taking advantage of the best of each field in each case.
ULTRASOUND-GUIDED DRY NEEDLING.
The PS-e technique is indicated in the treatment of tendinopathy, muscle strains, back pain, lower back pain, temporomandibular joint problems, neck pain, ligament injuries, osteoarthritis, shoulder pathology, headaches, and pelvic pain.
EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVES. ESWT.
The high-energy peak acoustic waves used interact with muscles, tendons, and bones, causing accelerated tissue repair, cell growth, pain relief, and restoration of mobility. There are many approved indications for focused shockwave therapy, thanks to its well-known mechanical and biological effects.
CAPACITIVE/RESISTIVE ENDOTHERMY OR DIATHERMIC THERAPY (TECAR)®.
It is an endogenous therapy that stimulates the body's natural repair processes, reducing recovery times for muscles and tendons.
SUPER INDUCTIVE SYSTEM (SIS)® or HIGH INTENSITY MAGNETOTHERAPY.
The superinductive magnetic stimulation system is a novel therapy based on the induction of ultra-intensity magnetic fields with diverse therapeutic effects. These include a powerful physiological effect on pain relief, acceleration of cellular and metabolic processes for tissue regeneration at the muscular, skeletal, ligamentous, and tendon levels.
The main injuries:
- Neck pain and sciatica
- Patellar tendinopathy
- Epicondylitis
- Achilles tendinopathy
- Plantar fasciitis and Morton's neuroma
- Iliotibial band
- Pre- and post-operative
- Cruciate ligaments and meniscal pathologies
- Bursitis and pubalgia
- Shoulder pain