Veterinary Medicine Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy Equipment in Equine With DC

Veterinary Medicine Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy Equipment in Equine With DC

The MiniWave Max Veterinary Medicine Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy Equipment is a cutting-edge solution for equine treatment. It supports direct current use and features a lightweight body that allows for easy portability and avoids accidental stepping on the machine by the horse. With its flexibility, transmitters of varying sizes and shapes can be quickly changed without tools, providing adjustable treatments as needed. The equipment comes in an aluminum transport case, offering mobility and convenience for treatment anywhere, anytime. It comes with a 2 million shots warranty, thanks to its powerful mechanical energy generator with high percussion, digital control, and low mechanical wear, ensuring reliability and long-lasting performance.

Specifications

Why Choose BS-SWT2X ESWT Shock Wave Therapy?

• High value investment for clinics or training yards

• Leading technology for treating and managing performance horses

• Versatile treatment options address a variety of conditions

• Reduces downtime for sport horses through effective injury management

• Safe and effective equine shockwave therapy for musculoskeletal injuries and conditions

Features:

• A high value investment for the clinic or training yard

• Leading technology for treating and managing performance horses

• Treat and rehabilitate multiple conditions with a single device

• Versatile treatment options address varied conditions

• Reduces sport horse time out through effective injury management

Application:

• Post-surgery recovery, including muscle strains, microtears, muscle spasms, and exercise-induced inflammation

• Tendon and ligament lesions, such as fracture treatment, degenerative joint disease, stress fractures, and spinous process impingement

• Osteoarthritis, including spinous process surgery, sacroiliac ligament lesions, tendon, and ligament injuries, and ligament desmotomy

• Wounds and abrasions like proximal suspensory ligament desmitis, dorsal metacarpal disease (sore/bucked shins), tendinitis, and bursitis

• Fractures, such as ringbone, navicular syndrome, pedal osteitis, and sesamoiditis