Acoustic Wave-Based Tissue Regeneration (Shockwave) System
What is Acoustic Wave-Based Tissue Regeneration (Shockwave) System?
Shockwave therapy is a non-surgical, drug-free treatment method performed by applying high-energy acoustic waves generated outside the body to the target tissue.
How does it work?
The system is applied under the supervision of specialist physicians and physiotherapists. According to the patient’s needs, movement, support level, resistance, feedback and exercise intensity are adjusted individually. This enables safe, controlled and measurable rehabilitation.
When is it used?
- Muscle and tendon injuries
- Joint and soft tissue pain
- Sports injuries
- Chronic pain syndromes
- Back and neck pain
- Postoperative tissue recovery
Benefits
- Helps reduce pain
- Supports tissue repair
- May decrease inflammation
- Supports faster recovery
- Is non-invasive
- Can be combined with rehabilitation programs
Acoustic Wave-Based Tissue Regeneration (Shockwave) System at Romatem
At Romatem, this technology is used as part of personalized rehabilitation programs planned by experienced healthcare professionals. The aim is to reduce pain where present, improve functional movement, support safe recovery and help patients return to daily life with greater independence.
The information on this page is for patient education. Diagnosis and treatment should always be planned individually after specialist medical evaluation.
