ESWT Shockwave
Focused mechanical energy used in selected musculoskeletal presentations. Suitability depends on diagnosis, precautions and clinical assessment.
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EMSELLA
High-intensity focused electromagnetic technology used within selected pelvic floor care pathways after screening and assessment.
Pelvic technologyMagnetotherapy
An electromagnetic modality that may complement a broader rehabilitation plan when clinically indicated.
TechnologyTherapeutic Laser
Light-based therapy used by trained clinicians as an adjunct for selected tissue and pain-related presentations.
TechnologyTherapeutic Ultrasound (Sonotherapy)
Ultrasound energy delivered through a clinical applicator as an adjunct in selected rehabilitation plans.
TechnologyIFC
Interferential current therapy uses electrical stimulation and may be selected for symptom modulation alongside active rehabilitation.
ElectrotherapyTENS
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation may support short-term symptom management for appropriately screened patients.
ElectrotherapyBiofeedback
Real-time feedback can help patients learn awareness and control of selected muscle activity within a guided program.
Feedback technologyShort-Wave Diathermy
An electromagnetic heating modality used only after review of contraindications and treatment goals.
TechnologyTraction
Mechanical or therapist-guided traction may be considered for selected spinal presentations after assessment.
MechanicalVacuum Cupping Therapy
Device-assisted negative pressure delivered through connected cups. This is distinct from traditional manual cupping.
Device-assistedTraditional Cupping Therapy
Cups are applied to create suction without the powered vacuum system used in vacuum cupping therapy.
Hands-onDry Needling
A trained clinician uses fine needles for selected musculoskeletal targets following screening, consent and sterile technique.
NeedlingAcupuncture
Needle-based care that may be integrated into selected rehabilitation plans by appropriately trained clinicians.
NeedlingKinesiotaping
Elastic therapeutic tape may be applied as a temporary adjunct to movement, cueing or symptom-management strategies.
Hands-onClinical selection
The device is never the whole plan.
Availability does not mean suitability. Selection follows clinical reasoning, consent and review.
Screen
Review diagnosis, precautions and contraindications.
Explain
Discuss purpose, alternatives and expected role.
Combine
Integrate with education and active rehabilitation.
Review
Continue only when progress and tolerance support it.