A new bench test comparison study between the EMS DolorClast^®️ Radial Shock Waves and the Storz MASTERPULS^®️ 200 ultra demonstrates significant differences in energy output at higher frequency settings.

Laser therapy is a popular and effective treatment for musculoskeletal disorders, but not all laser therapies are created equal. To achieve lasting and effective results, it’s crucial to understand the four key factors that define successful laser therapy. In this article, we will explore these essential pillars and provide insights into what you should look for in a laser therapy treatment.

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Announcing a limited-time promotional offer on our DolorClast^® High Power Laser.

This exclusive offer allows you to experience the superior performance of our high-power laser technology, designed to quickly relieve patients from pain and treat acute inflammation to foster self-healing.

Contact us today to learn more and get connected with our authorized distributors who will provide all the details, pricing, and conditions. 

The new EMS DolorClast^® Radial is the powerful radial pressure wave device from the inventors of radial shock wave therapy. With a broader distribution and service network, the EMS DolorClast^® technology is now more accessible than ever before in the United States of America. 

Our partner and distributor CTMed interviewed one of his customers, Steve Bloor, on his experience with DolorClast^® Radial Shock Wave Therapy. Steve has great experience in the healthcare field, having been part of it for 38 years. In this fantastic testimonial, he explains what made him choose the DolorClast^® Radial Shock Waves instead of a competitive device, as well as the benefits he now sees in his practice.

In this new case study by Peter Stiller, you can see how the combination of the DolorClast® High Power Laser and the DolorClast® Radial Shock Waves can drastically improve the condition of a patient suffering from polyarticular arthritis of both hands. 

Are you interested in a DolorClast® device, but you are unsure of how it would fit your daily practice? 

By registering, you will be able to get a free demo of the device, directly in your practice! 

Evidence on how Radial shock waves, integrated with a multimodal approach, can reduce lay-off times, and reduce re-injury rates.

The Physiotherapy Evidence Database, abbreviated PEDro, is a bibliographic database containing randomized trials, clinical practice guidelines, and systematic reviews in physical therapy.

In 80% of the studies for shock wave therapy, the Swiss DolorClast^® resulted in the better clinical outcomes than the control group. 

Elena Quirici and her treatment with the EMS DolorClast^® before she won gold at the European Karate Championships—a case study created with the kind support of Felix Zimmermann (MAS Sports physiotherapy).

In the following case study, we present an efficacious use of the Guided DolorClast^®️ Therapy (GDT) in a patient with supination trauma (a sprain that occurred while doing sports). The treatment was performed by physical therapist Thomas Maier practicing in Unterschleißheim, Germany. He is a specialist in the field of rehabilitation with extensive experience; in his everyday practice, he offers shock waves and high-power laser as treatment modalities for his patients. Maier decided to combine the potential of DolorClast^®️ Radial Shock Waves and DolorClast^®️ High Power Laser during the treatment course using the new and unique Guided DolorClast^®️Therapy. Keep reading and learn how the 6 steps GDT protocol can boost your practice!

Case study of a professional football player from St. Pauli FC suffering from a complex pathology in his knee structure, who underwent treatment while also remaining in training and competition. This case study was provided by James Morgan, MSc. BHSc.(Physio) BSpLS, Head of Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy & Prevention at Sankt Pauli FC, 2nd Bundesliga, Germany.

Field reports from the treatment of Swiss winter sports athletes by Felix Zimmermann (MAS Sportsphysiotherapy). He is a member of the EMS expert group that has made a major contribution to the development of Guided DolorClast Therapy.

We have heard from some physiotherapists that several of their patients complained of pain several hours or days after their treatment. Extracorporeal shock wave therapy can efficiently treat many musculoskeletal pathologies, but it may also be accompanied by pounding and dull pain for patients afterward, especially on sensitive zones, such as Achille’s tendon, elbow, and knee.

The knee is one of the joints that is most often affected by arthritic changes. The probability of developing knee arthrosis over the course of a lifetime is, on average, 45%.  In order to alleviate the pain of the diseased patients, to delay surgical interventions or, in the best case, to avoid them altogether, measures should be taken in time.

For this reason, we asked Alexander Ablaß about the extent to which shock wave therapy can be used for knee arthrosis to accelerate the healing process. 

2019 has been a really special year as we saw many of the teams we work alongside win titles and achieve major successes. One of them is English rugby team Saracens, who won the European Rugby Champions Cup in May. We had the chance of having a chat with Richard Bamford, head of physiotherapy for Saracens, to ask him about his usage of the DolorClast® Method and how our solutions changed his way of treating his players.
 

The 2019 Southeast Asian Games have started on November 30th in Manila. We had the chance of meeting leading doctor for the National team of Thailand, Dr. Chakarg Pongurgsorn. We wanted to learn more about his daily use of the Swiss DolorClast Method on athletes during the Games. 

Practical review of a recent article on combination therapy using laser and focused shock waves by Dr. med. Ralf Doyscher, lead physician of the German professional football team Borussia Mönchengladbach. 

In this exclusive case study, Rhys Carter, physiotherapist and director of The Carter & George practice, treated Jamie George (Saracens, British Lion and England International Rugby), who suffered from chronic plantar fasciitis, with the new DolorClast® High Power Laser and DolorClast® Radial Shock Waves. Discover how this new therapeutic approach enabled him to effectively treat a pathology that Jamie George had suffered from over the past two years.

In the following case study, we describe the effective use of the Guided DolorClast^® Therapy (GDT) in a 62-year-old patient with bilateral plantar fasciitis. The treatment was carried out by the physiotherapist, Matthieu Cambier, practicing in Bourg-en-Bresse (Ain department) in France. He is a specialist in rheumatology with 22 years of experience. In his daily practice, he has been using shock wave therapy for 11 years and high-power laser therapy for 7 years. He decided to combine the potential of DolorClast^® Radial Shock Waves and DolorClast^® High Power Laser during a 6-week treatment by using the new and unique Guided DolorClast^® Therapy. 

Read on to learn more about the 6-step GDT protocol and how it can enhance your practice! 

Mica Moore is a British sprinter and bobsledder who competed for Wales in the 4x100 meters relay (2014 Commonwealth Games) and the 2-women bobsleigh race (2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang). 

Before a shock wave treatment, using a high-power laser can help patients better tolerate the discomfort caused by ESWT and deliver more energy, thus obtaining better results.

Guided DolorClast® Therapy gets your patients going!

Dr. med. Ralf Doyscher, Hendrik Schreiber

Chronic groin complaints in professional football players should definitely be considered as one of the most alarming diagnosis, resulting in significant career downtimes or even its possible end. In general, the etiology of inguinal complaints varies, often overlapping with several underlying causes, therefore it should always be carefully diagnosed and treated, in terms of both structure and function. In most cases, the adductor-related groin pain is a multifactorial issue with an intricate diagnosis, followed by prolonged therapy.

What is Guided DolorClast® Therapy, and how can it help your practice? A quick introduction: