Joint mobilization is a gentle repetitive movement to relieve blocked joint, usually over the spine.
Muscle strengthening can be performed to maintain muscles as well as to prevent any further deterioration of the muscle tissue.
Healing process of the bone usually takes about 6 weeks. During this period, it is desirable to boost the blood circulation, which will enhance the formation of the new bone.
To decrease spasticity effectively, combination of relaxation and consequent stimulation of affected muscle groups is desirable.
Joint mobilization is achieved through repetitive contractions of the muscles surrounding the joint capsule. This repetitive contraction leads to joint play restoration and substitutes manual joint mobilization.
Interaction of the electromagnetic field with neuromuscular tissue, results in nerve depolarization and muscle contractions. Based on the selected stimulation frequency, muscle facilitation or strengthening can be achieved.
The high-intensity electromagnetic field enhances blood circulation in the affected area and supports formation of the vascular and cartilage callus. Consequently, progressive cartilage mineralization and bone remodeling are initiated.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition of the wrist caused by compression and swelling of the median nerve. Nerve compression may result in a loss of grip strength and functional deficit, which is usually accompanied by pain and tingling. Patients suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome treated with the Super Inductive System, will experience the immediate pain relief and recover their muscle strength.
Nerve regeneration is the ability of the nerve to repair after an injury. Injuries differ from simple compression to total nerve interruption, which requires comprehensive therapy, including prevention of muscle weakness, pain reduction and local blood enhancement. Intense stimulation of the impaired neural tissue by the Super Inductive System, boosts blood flow and relieves the pain in the affected area. As the nerve is well nourished, proper muscle function can be observed.
Breathing issues are a result of inherited or acquired respiratory disease. Patients usually describe discomfort during breathing due to muscle discoordination and insufficiency, which can be diagnosed by spirometry. In such condition, improvement of muscle activation and coordination of the breathing pattern are desirable. Stimulation of the breathing muscles with the Super Inductive System improves their strength and guides the patient to breathe more efficiently.
Cartilage discs, situated in between each vertebrae of the spine, are exposed do every-day physical effort. Mechanical damage of the discs, which can slip out to spinal pathway and compress the nerve roots, may occur. This leads to back pain connected with numbness and muscle weakness. Due to frequency-specific pain management, the Super Inductive System can be indicated in all stages of painful condition to suppress the pain according to different pain control theories.
Patellar tendinopathy stands for painful condition of the knee and patella, which is common among athletes performing jumping sports. Tendinopathy results from an increased demand on the knee extensors and their tendons. To treat tendinopathy effectively, it is important to restore the muscle balance and relieve the pain. The Super Inductive System targets the demands of the therapy. Overloaded muscles are relaxed, whereas pain in the muscle tendons is suppressed.
Impingement syndrome is a painful condition, which occurs in the shoulder or hip joint. Upon movement, rotator cuff tendons or hip flexor tendons are irritated and inflamed as they pass through the subacromial or acetabular space. Patients report pain, muscle weakness and loss of active movement. Due to stimulation with the Super Inductive System in the affected area, patients experience significant pain reduction and their range of motion is increased.
Spasticity is defined as an abnormal increase of muscle tonus, which usually occurs in central motor impairment such as traumatic brain or spinal cord injury. Increased muscle tonus is accompanied by muscle weakness, which disables patient to move freely. By relaxing spastic muscles and consequently stimulating weakened muscles with the Super Inductive System, a muscle balance and decrease of spasticity in the affected muscle group are achieved.
Spinal mobilization is a gentle passive movement of a spinal segment performed by a physical therapist to increase the range of motion and flexibility of the spine. The Super Inductive System can be applied over the patient's spine and by repetitive contractions of the muscles surrounding the joint capsule of the spine, mimics the manual joint mobilization. This repetitive contraction leads to restoration of spine flexibility and mobility.
Muscle atrophy, a loss of muscle mass, occurs in bedridden patients due to restriction of active movement or in neurogenic diseases. Aim of the therapy is to maintain and potentiate muscle capacities and strength. The Super Inductive System selectively targets neuromuscular tissue, in which muscle contractions occur. Therefore it can be used to prevent atrophy and maintain muscle strength from the very beginning of the rehabilitation process.
A bone fracture is a medical condition, in which damage of the bone continuity occurs. It takes around 6 weeks to heal the damaged bone. The healing process requires increased blood supply, which can be achieved through early application of the high-intensity electromagnetic field. The Super Inductive System enhances blood circulation in the affected area and supports cartilage mineralization and bone remodeling.
