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PACE ® technology
Activates biological signals by providing new vascularity and helps the body restore normal healing processes. For the treatment of pathologies in the orthopedic, fixative and urological fields, and in the fields of dermatological, vulnological and aesthetic medicine.

MATEK INTERNATIONAL s.a.r.l. MONACO

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Present on the international market for 15 years

Certified quality of results with few and quick treatments

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SHOCK WAVES

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OUR PRODUCTS

SANUWAVE INC. Shock wave devices adopted by PACE® technology

(Pulsed Acoustic Cellular Expression)

ORTHOPACE

ORTHOPACE, AN INNOVATIVE DEVICE FOR THE TREATMENT OF MUSCLE TENDONS, ANDROLOGICAL, UROLOGICAL AND SPORTS MEDICINE DISEASES

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DERMAPACE

DERMATOLOGICAL DISEASE TREATMENT AND AESTHETIC MEDICINE DEVICE APPROVED BY THE FDA FOR THE TREATMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS

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Services

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are shock waves the same as tecar therapy?

No. Shock waves are acoustic waves (sound impulses, mechanical in nature) characterized by a particular waveform that differentiates them from all the others (first phase of positive pressure followed by a rapid phase of negative pressure), therapy tecar. Rather, it is heat therapy that harnesses the benefits of heat, such as laser therapy, ultrasound and infrared therapy. While in tecar therapy, heat is produced at an endogenous level, therefore inside the body, in the case of other techniques, heat is exogenous, i.e. produced by external devices. Tecartherapy uses a medical device capable of causing deep diathermy, or an increase in temperature in the tissues, this phenomenon occurs by the induction of a high frequency electric current, which acts directly on the body’s electrical charges. .

After how many sessions do they take effect?

After 3 sessions of 500 shots each, the benefits are found approximately 2-3 weeks after the last treatment. In some cases, there is a benefit even after the first session.

Is the treatment painful?

No, the treatment – which must always be carried out according to codified therapeutic protocols and with appropriate equipment – is not particularly painful and for soft tissue pathologies such as tendons and ligaments, it is generally well tolerated. In some cases, if the patient feels particular discomfort, the doctor can always measure the intensity of the energy to ensure that the treatment is better tolerated and that it is still effective. In the case of treatments on the bone, for which greater energies are applied, it is possible that the pain is more intense and it is necessary to resort to local anesthesia.

How long does a single treatment last?

One treatment lasts about 3 minutes. A cycle consists of 3 treatments, performed once a week for 3 weeks.

Can shock waves be a valid alternative to surgery?

Yes, they can be considered as a valid alternative before resorting to surgery.

Les ondes de choc radiales et focales sont-elles la même chose?

No, it is not the same. Radial shock waves operate at lower energies, the pressure of the wave does not exceed 5 bars, and there is no phase of the wave in negative pressure. Focal shock waves operate at higher energies, the pressure of the wave reaches 500 bar, the pressure peak when falling rapidly causes the negative phase of the wave and therefore produces a cavitation effect. The treatment by radial shock waves is longer, either in terms of seat than in number of treatments, the energy used is lower and superficial. For this reason it is not possible to treat all pathologies otherwise treated with excellent results in case of focal shock waves.

Can shock waves be a valid alternative Can shock waves be applied in the presence of calcification? to surgery?

Yes, they can be applied in the presence of calcifications. Focal shock waves in some cases, along with the therapeutic effects, succeed in disrupting calcifications in tendons or near ligaments and joints, through a process of “dissolution” (comparable to the action of an anti- limestone)

When can we not use focal shock waves?

We cannot use focal shock waves where structures such as the brain, spinal cord, and gonads are located near the focal field. The head area should not be treated and in the presence of hollow organs (e.g. lungs and intestine) close to the focal field (in fact, the passage of the sound wave from solid to gas could cause tissue lesions), in the case of anatomical abnormalities, acute inflammation of the tissues to be treated, in the case of tumors and thrombophlebitis, in pregnant women, in the presence of Pace Maker or electrostimulators of different origins, coagulopathies and cartilages still in the growth phase.

What are the risks associated with the treatment?

As this is a non-invasive treatment, there are no relevant side effects. However, after application of high energies, small and superficial and short-lived small bruises, petechiae and bruising may occur, a temporary exacerbation of pain symptoms, a phenomenon which should not be interpreted as an adverse or negative event, but on the contrary as a possibility. positive response to mechanical stimulation on tissue.

CONTACT AND INFORMATIONS

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MATEK INTERNATIONAL S.A.R.L.
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