HIGH INTENSITY LASER & SHOCKWAVE THERAPY

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HIGH INTENSITY LASER & SHOCKWAVE THERAPY

HIGH INTENSITY LASER & shockwave therapy the most VERSATILE TREATMENT options available BTL Shockwave therapy is a new non-invasive solution for chronic musculoskeletal pain. Extracorporeal shockwave therapy is most frequently used in physiotherapy, orthopaedics and sports medicine. Applications are mostly associated with the treatment of chronic muscular and tendon disorders, calcifications and bone disorders. During Shockwave therapy acoustic waves interact with the body tissues. This leads to a cascade of beneficial effects including neovascularization, reversal of chronic inflammation, stimulation of collagen production and dissolution of calcium build-up. BTL High Intensity Laser is a revolutionary technology based on the proven principle of low level laser therapy (LLLT). By using biostimulation and photomechanical stimulation, the BTL High Intensity Laser therapy actually heals the tissue while providing a powerful and non-addictive form of pain management. High Intensity Laser offers very effective treatment for a wide range of clinical indications from muscle injuries and tendinopathies to degenerative joint disorders. Combining Shockwave and High Intensity Laser therapy allows you to maximize treatment results and to speed up the recovery process. You may choose from single shockwave or laser therapy treatment, or use the treatment combination of Shockwave and High Intensity Laser in one session for exceptional treatment results. Content Introduction 1 Main features 4 Medical effects 8 Most common indications 9 High Intensity Laser & Shockwave therapy 10 Application 13 Shockwave therapy applications 13 High Intensity Laser applications 14 Combined protocol 15 Technical parameters 16 sales@btlnet.com www.btlnet.com All rights reserved. Although every care has been taken to provide accurate and up to date information, no responsibility can be accepted for any mistakes or misprints contained in this catalogue. The products and their specifications, as shown in this catalogue, may differ according to the country where they are sold. introduction 1

SCIENTIFICALLY -PROVEN RESULTS

shockwave therapy FAST AND permanent RELIEF FROM PAIN Unique, non-invasive solution for musculoskeletal pain Just three to four treatments needed at weekly intervals A therapy session only takes about 10 minutes fields of application Orthopaedics Rehabilitation Sports medicine HIGH INTENSITY LASER MILESTONE IN LASER THERAPY New generation of technology in laser therapy Deeper penetration Superior clinical outcome Maximum safety ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY Deep tissue penetration with power up to 12 W in continuous mode Max. power more than 50 times higher than in LLLT (cold laser therapy) Pulsed mode for immediate elimination of pain Effective and powerful therapy for wide range of clinical indications 12 W 7 W 0.1 W (LLLT) MECHANISM OF ACTION A shockwave is an acoustic wave which carries high energy to painful spots and myoskeletal tissues with subacute, subchronic and chronic conditions. The energy promotes regenerating and reparative processes of bones, tendons and other soft tissues. Epidermis Dermis Subcutaneous tissue Muscle tissue Bone / joint 15 10 5 0 Pressure [MPa] Bone / joint LASER LIGHT IN HUMAN TISSUE -5-20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 Time [µs] Shockwaves are characterized by jump change in pressure, high amplitude and non-periodicity. The kinetic energy of the projectile, created by compressed air, is transferred to the transmitter at the end of the applicator. The output power is approximately 30 50 times higher compared to the conventional cold laser therapy and is specific with almost unlimited penetration depth. That gives BTL High Intensity Laser ability to stimulate and heal any painful spot in the body. Use of pulsed laser with wavelengths close to 1000 nm creates photomechanical wave in subcutaneous tissue. This photomechanical stimulation inhibits painful sensation and brings immediate pain relief. 4 main features main features 5

ONE UNIT, ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES

HIGH INTENSITY LASER & SHOCKWAVE THERAPY most common indications High Intensity Laser shockwave therapy Shockwave therapy Acute cervical pain The LEADING TECHNIQUE IN PAIN MANAGEMENT AND TISSUE REPAIR THERAPY Non-invasive alternative to surgery for chronic tendinopathies and calcifications Highly efficient solution for pain therapy and mobility restoration Calcific tendonitis of the shoulder Bursitis Tennis elbow Chronic epicondylitis high intensity laser therapy Low back pain a revolution in therapeutic laser technology Effective and powerful therapy for sport injuries, muscle spasms and back pain Deep tissue penetration with power up to 12 W in continuous mode Chronic entesopathies Trigger points high intensity laser & shockwave IN A SINGLE DEVICE Jumper s knee Patella tip syndrome Knee arthritis Muscle strain The only combination system of its kind Choose Shockwave therapy for chronic inflammation and calcifications or High Intensity Laser for acute injuries and spinal pain Maximize your treatment results and speed up the recovery process using combined protocol of High Intensity Laser and Shockwave in one therapy session Broaden your clinical possibilities with an extremely wide indication range Ankle distortion Heel spur Chronic achillodynia Plantar fasciitis 8 medical effects most common indications 9

HIGH INTENSITY LASER & SHOCKWAVE THERAPY Unique combination in A SINGLE SYSTEM HIGH INTENSITY LASER THERAPY Up to 12 W power 685 mm 810 mm 980 mm 1064 or 810 / 980 nm wavelength 1064 mm H 2 0 relative absorption hemoglobin melanin Wavelength (nm) Unique wavelength 1064 nm wavelength of Nd:YAG laser Optimum ratio of absorption and penetration Unlimited penetration depth Up to 10 centimeters of tissue shockwave therapy Pressure: Up to 5 bars Frequency: Up to 22 Hz 15 10 5 Pressure [MPa] 0-5 -20-10 0 10 20 30 40 Time [µs] The most powerful shockwave Highly energetic acoustic wave with up to 5 bar pressure Fast and permanent relief from pain Perfected applicator ergonomy Elimination of backwards shocks Ergonomically shaped handle for comfortable use 10 HIGH INTENSITY LASER & shockwave therapy HIGH INTENSITY LASER & shockwave therapy 11

HIGH INTENSITY LASER & SHOCKWAVE THERAPY THREE treatment POSSIBILITIES IN ONE UNIT shockwave therapy most common applications PAINFUL SHOULDER (CALCIFICATION, TENDONITIS, IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME) pressure: 3 4 bar frequency: 10 15 Hz number of shocks: 2000 Patient position Frequency of treatments Number of treatments lying on back or sitting upright 5 10 days 3 5 sessions Heel spur, PLANTAR FASCIITIS Patient position Frequency of treatments Number of treatments pressure: 2.5 3.5 bar frequency: 10 15 Hz number of shocks: 2000 lying prone supported under the ankle 5 10 days 3 5 sessions RADIAL/ULNAR EPICONDYLITIS Patient position Frequency of treatments Number of treatments pressure: 2 2.5 bar frequency: 5 10 Hz number of shocks: 2000 lying on back or sitting upright with the arm at a right-angle flexion at the elbow; arm should be comfortably supported, preferably with a soft cushioning pad 5 10 days 3 5 sessions ACHILLODYNIA Patient position Frequency of treatments Number of treatments pressure: 2 3 bars frequency: 5 10 Hz lying prone supported under the ankle 5 10 days 3 5 sessions shockwave therapy applications 13

high intensity laser most common applications MUSCLE STRAIN Power: 4 W Frequency: continuous Recommended power 4 W in acute phase, up to 12 W in chronic phase Recommended dosage Use 100 J/cm 2 in acute phase and in chronic conditions increase the dosage to 150 J/cm 2 Frequency of treatments Up to 5 times per week Number of treatments 4 8 COMBINED PROTOCOL SHOCKWAVE AND HIGH INTENSITY LASER Shockwave and high intensity laser therapy CAN BE PERFORMED TOGETHER IN JUST THREE STEPS: cervical pain Power: 8 W Frequency: 25 Hz Recommended power 8 W Recommended dosage Use 5 J/cm 2 in acute phase and in chronic conditions increase the dosage to 8 J/cm 2 Frequency of treatments 2 5 times per week Number of treatments 3 6 1. High Intensity Laser therapy: Analgesic Mode First phase of the therapeutic procedure Effect: Initial pain reduction low back pain Power: 6 W Frequency: continuous Recommended power 6W in acute phase, up to 10 W in chronic phase Recommended dosage Use 100 J/cm 2 in acute phase. In chronic conditions increase the dosage to 120 J/cm 2 Frequency of treatments 2 5 times per week Number of treatments 4 8 2. Shockwave therapy Second phase of the therapeutic procedure Effects: Tissue repair acceleration, neovascularization, microcirculation support and pain reduction CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME Power: 3 W Frequency: continuous Recommended power 3W in acute phase & 4 W in chronic phase Recommended dosage Use 80 J/cm 2 in acute phase, in chronic conditions increase the dosage to 120 J/cm 2 Frequency of treatments Up to 5 times per week Number of treatments 4 8 3. High Intensity Laser therapy: Biostimulation Mode Third phase of the therapeutic procedure Effects: Side effects control, local metabolic activity enhancement, anti-inflammatory and anti-oedematous effects 14 HIGH INTENSITY LASER applications combined protocol 15

TECHNICAL PARAMETERS Technical specifications BTL-5000 SWT POWER + HIGH INTENSITY LASER 7 W BTL-5000 SWT POWER + HIGH INTENSITY LASER 12 W Part number P6000.405 P6000.406 Laser parameters Total output 7 W in continuous mode 12 W in continuous mode Operating wavelength 810 / 980 nm simultaneously 1064 nm Mode of operation Continuous, pulsed and single pulse Number of protocols 61 Safety features Emergency off switch Footswitch operation Safety interlock Shockwave parameters Maximum pressure Up to 5 bars Maximum frequency Up to 22 Hz Single mode & Continuous mode Yes Burst mode Yes Intensity gradient mode Yes Number of protocols 27 Encyclopaedia with anatomical Yes images User-defined diagnoses 100 Unit parameters User-interface Dimensions Weight: main unit (without accessories) Weight: compressor Mains supply Laser class Equipment protection class Standard accessories 5.7 colour touch screen 320 x 190 x 280 mm (main unit) 330 x 220 x 300 mm (air compressor) 7 kg 20 kg 230 V / 50 60 Hz or 115 V / 50 60 Hz IV IIB Shockwave therapy applicator, trolley, 15 mm multi-focused transmitter, 15 mm focused transmitter, 9 mm multi-focused transmitter, additional exchangeable kit, gel (1 litre), touch-screen pen pointer, laser footswitch, calibration block, safety eyewear 2 pieces, safety applicator spacer (30 mm) Optional accessories Part number P6000.412 Part number P6000.414 Safety applicator spacer 10 mm Safety applicator spacer 60 mm Part number: P6000.416 BTL-5000 SWT upgrade for BTL-6000 High Intensity Laser units 16 technical parameters

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