Clinical Guide RPW Shockwave Therapy
Clinical Guide RPW Shockwave Therapy
Clinical Guide RPW Shockwave Therapy
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96 Frozen Shoulder – Muscular Treatment<br />
About Also called “adhesive capsuliitis,” this is a common condition that leads to stiffness of the joint. Typically, it affects patients with endocrine<br />
disorders between 40-60 years, and is twice as common in women. The cause for this condition is not fully known (idiopathic), but sometimes it<br />
can be triggered by a trauma. It’s a slow recovery process, but most cases will resolve over a 1-2 year period.<br />
Treatment General activation and smoothing of surrounding muscles and connective tissue in order to get a muscular relaxation.<br />
Where Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Deltoideus, Trapezius, Levator Scapulae, Teres minor and Pectorals. Apply over muscles and soft tissue, the<br />
treatment may feel uncomfortable in bony areas.<br />
Dosage 3-6 treatments with 5-10 days interval<br />
Intensity 2,0 Bar - 2,8 Bar<br />
Pulses 3000<br />
Frequency 15 Hz<br />
Transmitter D 20<br />
0.48 mJ/mm 2<br />
0 - 50 mm<br />
Shoulder