Intelect
RPW 2
The Intelect® RPW 2 brings the next generation of shockwave therapy to the treatment room using Radial Pressure Wave technology. Designed to activate connective tissue from the surface level to difficult-to-reach pathologies, the new Intelect® RPW 2 is a modality for addressing pain and inflammation in orthopaedic conditions.
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Now available with a broader range of pressure settings and 21 unique transmitter attachments, the Intelect® RPW 2 can be customized to treat a wide range of pathologies. With guidelines on recommended transmitters for specific conditions, clinicians can address tendinopathies and myofascial trigger points as well as pain and inflammation. The versatility offered by Intelect® RPW 2 makes it the true difference maker as your next revenue generating clinical asset.
New Product for 2021
Featured at the 2024 Chiropractic Conferences
DEMO Unit FOR SALE
Mobile 2 RPW Shockwave
Like our bigger Intelect unit, the Mobile RPW offers radial pressure wave treatment as a non-invasive treatment solution for chronic tendonapathies and other soft tissue disorders. Treatments administered to the affected areas stimulate the regeneration process of injured tissues which have sustained histological changes.
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Radial pressure wave therapy is best indicated for resilient conditions that have not responded to traditional therapy.
Physiological effects of the shockwave include: increased cell permeability, neovascularization, pain control and reduction of adhesions and fibrotic tissue prohibitive of healing.
Intelect® Focus
Shockwave
Greater Power & Depth for Better Treatment
In Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT), a cylindrical wave is generated underwater inside the handpiece. This wave is focused through the reflector and transmitted into the tissue.
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Chattanooga's Intelect Focus Shockwave device electromagnetically generates an extracorporeal shock wave, which produces a high pressure peak in a very short amount of time (<2μs). Thus, allowing for focused treatment of heel spur at a depth of 1 inch. The shock wave is focused to a small targeted area for treating heel pain due to chronic proximal plantar fasciitis.