The 100th Magnetolith® from Storz Medical is now in the possession of Dr Damian Görner, orthopaedic and trauma surgeon from the Steglitz Spine and Joints Centre, Berlin!

 

Dr Görner has been using ESWT for years and decided to add the Magnetolith® extracorporeal magnetotransduction therapy (EMTT®) to his practice. He believes the EMTT® complements his therapy portfolio for three reasons: its active magnetotransduction principle, its 80 mT magnetic field, and its high oscillation frequency and penetration depth.

 

At Steglitz Spine and Joints Centre, ESWT is used for heel spurs (plantar faciitis), calcific tendinitis of the shoulder and pseudarthrosis. In fact, focused ESWT is Dr Görner’s preferred treatment over surgery for calcific tendinitis. He said “the value of EMTT® is in the treatment of degenerative muscle and tendon pathologies, myofascial pain syndromes, enthesopathies of the joints and degenerative and inflammatory join conditions. EMTT® is also useful for therapy-resistant lumbar pain syndromes alongside periradicular infiltrations.” Dr Görner recommends combining ESWT and EMTT® for the treatment of calcific tendinitis of the shoulder.

 

When using the Magnetolith® as a standalone treatment, Dr Görner uses it on the lumbar spine for pain therapy, for enthesopathies of the elbow joint, calcific tendinitis of the shoulder and plantar fasciitis. A course of six treatments are conducted at 2 day intervals, which has been proven to reduce pain. Patients appreciate that this helps to reduce their need for medication and shorten their treatment duration.

 

Curious about the Magnetolith® EMTT®? Contact us today for more information or a demo.

Posts Same Category
News
November 3, 2020
Dermatoscopes are an essential workhorse for any dermatologist in analysing the primary morphology and colour of microscopic subsurface skin structures that are not readily visible to the naked eye.  In 2018, Canfield Scientific acquired the leading German dermoscopy company VisioMed AG. With the addition of the most advanced dermoscopy R&D team, Canfield expanded [...]

Read More...

News
February 28, 2019
Shock waves are high-energy acoustic waves that are introduced into bodily tissue via the surface of the skin. This increases metabolic activity in the treatment zone, and healing processes are stimulated or accelerated. Depending on the setting, solid structures (e.g. calcifications) can also be effectively treated this way. In this article, Dr Nikolaos Barotsis [...]

Read More...