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30 participants aged 18 years to 54 yrs with symptoms of #Depression #mental #emotional ESWT in Neurology STORZ MEDICAL AG MEDICAL America, Inc. STORZ MEDICAL America, Inc. The results showed a significant intervention effect; in addition, the effect was large and sustainable at the 3-month follow-up. In this trial, it was found that TPS is effectivereducingdepressivesymptomsamongadultswith#transcranial pulse stimulation; noninvasive brain stimulation; efficacy; major depres- sive disorder#depression Priyanta Anushka R. Boris Kawliche MD Michael Strøm 🇩🇰 Prof. Dr. Karsten Knobloch, FACS Duncan McKellar Jose Eid ISMST #Mental health #Emotional HealthAs I get referrals from NHS Neurosurgeons we use STORZ MEDICAL AG ESWT in Neurology by Storz due to the 20 years of intense robust research into noninvasive brain stimulation

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Meet the Athlete Morag Millar Personal Female Pelvic Health Post Partum By Whatkarladid the runner Morag Millar read in her blog how we use STORZ MEDICAL AG + Focused ESWT + EMTT Read here. Concent Meet the runner - Morag Millar https://lnkd.in/dDcFMPtIf you’ve been a runner for any length of time in Scotland, you’ll know Morag Millar. I was fairly competitive club runner for Edinburgh AC from 2012-2015, but Morag was always in another league, finishing out of sight in front of me! She has competed for Scotland and Britain at the 2006 Commonwealth Games on the track and at the European Championships on the track and in cross-country. ISMST Ludger GerdesmeyerMichael Strøm 🇩🇰#femalepelvichealth #postpartum #incontinence #research BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF SPORT AND EXERCISE MEDICINE

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#Achilles tendinosis referred by Consultant Radiologist for Shockwaves except he had Radial First when his should have had FOCUSED ESWT after DUS unable to run tried many Achilles rehabilitation exercisesDiagnosis of ‘Right-sided insertional Achilles tendinopathy’ following ultra sound in July 2023 with multiple areas of calcification at the enthesis. Following discussions with Consultant, received shockwave treatment which had short term benefit. Symptoms returned, my opinion is that while the tendon benefited from shockwave (RADIAL shockwaves) the calcification on the ankle will continue to aggravate while present. Looking for a professional opinion on the likelihood of shockwave being able to remove/reduce the calcification. After 4 sessions of STORZ FOCUSED Shockwave for the MRI he is now back to return to run STORZ MEDICAL AG Read MRI report after 4 x Storz Focused Electromagnetic Focused ESWT From the sporty competitive male 50 years I’m going to try and find the notes from my initial diagnosis to compare. Very glad I did this, thank you!He can not start his Slow Heavy Resistance rehabilitation for his achilles on the Smiths Machine till after his 4 Storz Focused Treatments and confirmation by the MRI Scan now he is ready for achilles strengthening and rehabilitation This is a dedicated Achilles tendon MRI examination with no coronal images. Vistahttps://lnkd.in/egWfZwgFThe MR examination demonstrates satisfactory appearance of the noninsertional portion of the Achilles tendon. No tendon thickening or heterogeneity. No paratenonitis. No intrinsic signal changes. No Achilles tendon tear.The insertional portion of the Achilles tendon demonstrates mild enthesopathic bony changes with minimal areas of tendinosis/intrinsic degeneration at the attachment to the calcaneal tuberosity. No significant Achilles tendon thickening or Achilles tendon tear. No pre-Achilles or retrocalcaneal bursal fluid.Mild prominence of the posterior calcaneal tuberosity suggesting mild Haglund configuration.Unremarkable appearance of the plantar fascia.The reminder of the ankle joint has not been imaged to advantage. Allowing for this, there is no evidence of osteochondral injury within the tibiotalar joint. No tibiotalar or subtalar joint effusion or synovitis.Unremarkable appearance of the subtalar joint and tarsal sinus.No flexor, extensor or peroneal tenosynovitis.Thickening of the anterior syndesmotic ligament in keeping with prior partial sprain with scarring.Thickening of the ATFL in keeping with prior sprain. No discontinuity.Impression: Mild insertional Achilles tendinosis changes as described. No Achilles tendon tear or significant bursitis.#achilles #eswt #storzmedical STORZ MEDICAL AG Prof. Dr. Karsten Knobloch, FACS Steven Sampson, D.O.Sharon Reynolds-Kyle, DC Ove IndergaardJames Belch, PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, CSCS Manfred Johannes SchulzBRITISH ASSOCIATION OF SPORT AND EXERCISE MEDICINE Peter Malliaras

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Mother of all Battles #FEMALE #PELVIC POST PARTUM … forgotten 🙋 as discussed at last Sporty Conference there is always lots on ED and mens health ! But us ladies !! here in the study by Glasgow Caledonian University Glasgow Caledonian University Congratulations 🙌 Scottish Athletics 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Forward thinking article concent for photo by Morag who told me today about the recent article in the Glasgow Herald A high proportion of women experience urinary and faecal #incontinence and #pelvic organ prolapse up to 26 years after giving birth, research has found.The study by Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) found 61% of women surveyed had recently experienced urinary incontinence, 22% had faecal incontinence and 17% had prolapse symptoms.Here in the article by reporter Craig Williams of the Glasgow Herald https://lnkd.in/ej294jgUConsent Thank you so much for today 🥰❤️xxWe used Storz Focused ESWT + EMTT while her mother GP experience in female health told her daughter to have EMTT & FESWTMessage 8.06. 2020 12.30 am at nightHey Helen. I’m sorry for the late message! Random question - do any of the shockwave machines work well to break down and aid resorption and healing of a haematoma? I hope you’re well 🥰🥰xxMy SIJ pain has settled, but I’m not sure if it’s because my body has adjusted as it was niggly and gets niggly at some points when I’m lifting mollie up. I remember I didn’t think it was sore/inflamed though and it was very sore on EMTT. I feel like I can’t contact my PF, so I think you’ll be right 🥰🙌🏼 as I haven’t done anything to cause a regression 😇xx Ludger Gerdesmeyer So..EMTT feels very sore when it is popped on - although the machine makes a noise like it’s and intermittent pulse, the pain is a severe sharp pain and feels constant until the machine is finished. It’s strange as the pain varies when the ring is moved or even tilted depending on the areas that are inflamed/irritated. For me that is my pelvis, but on other areas without active inflammation it’s totally painless. On any areas of active inflammation depending on the severity, it feels like I won’t be able to handle the pain, but then it eases as the treatment continues, but is always a relief when it finishes. It makes a slight difference straight away, but a massive difference 2 days post-treatment. For me with the bony oedema and inflammation around my SIJs and pubic symphysis I’m able to contract my pelvic floor muscles and have much less leaking from 2 days post-treatment 😊🙌🏼Morag and all her family, her husband, her GP mother and all her family would like to thank you for the EMTT and Focused ESWT because she was struggling to do any of the pelvic floor exercises and completely failing no wonder so many women struggle afterwards to regain their pelvic floor health sometimes the exercises will not switch on STORZ MEDICAL AG Gerard GreeneMichael Strøm 🇩🇰Jenny TorneyISMSTSharon Reynolds-Kyle, DC

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( Orthobiologics Injectables in Elite Sport: Evidence Base and ExperienceThe need for rapid return to play post-acute injury and the optimisation of chronic injury are some of the main goals in sports and exercise medicine. The requirement for injectables to enhance this management is an ever-increasing area of medical practice. But which ones are best for which situations? What evidence base guides us? This lecture discusses both.Dr Justin LeeConsultation Radiologist, Fortius Clinic; Honorary Associate Professor, University College LondonDr Justin Lee is a Consultant Radiologist for multiple UK club, national, and international football, rugby, and cricket organisations. He also serves as a Consultant Radiologist for Team GB and British Athletics. Additionally, Dr Lee works as a radiologist for the NFL International Series UK and provides imaging support for an NBA organisation.Justin has an extensive portfolio of publications, lectures, and teaching contributions. He is the author of 62 PubMed publications in musculoskeletal imaging and has contributed to the 42nd edition of Gray’s Anatomy. He is also a chapter author in MSK Imaging for FC Barcelona Muscle and Tendon Guides. He has delivered multiple lectures at national and international science research meetings. Furthermore, Justin is a co-author of the original British Athletics Muscle Injury Classification system and the UEFA ECIS Hamstring MRI study.Dr Lee is a member of several professional societies, including the British Society of Skeletal Radiologists, the European Society of Radiologists, and the International Skeletal Society.Steven Sampson, D.O. 😀 TOBI: The Orthobiologic Institute 😀John Knab, M.D.

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Lessons from English Cricket 🏏 The Complete Guide Guide to Pars Injury Management ( to be an Olympic Sport at LA 🇺🇸)Learn how to Prevention in Par Stress fracture happening in a young person actually a female who enjoyed gymnastics in her youth She had a No back pain in her youth so learn from English Cricket how to prevent and manage pars stress fractures While Many can’t travel or attend from overseas The research done by the English cricket board is a remarkable as they have both dexterous scan and an MRI scanner and they scanned their players regularly for prevention of pars stress as these can be silent. It’s important to continue to raising their awareness of injury prevention.Cricket is to become an Olympic Sport and will be at LA Los Angeles 🏏🏏BASEM Annual Conference 2024🗓️ Date & Time: 07 Nov, 10:50🏏 Session: Bone Adaptation & Risk Factors to Lumbar Bone Stress Injury in Elite Cricket Fast Bowlers🎤 Speaker: Dr Peter Alwayhttps://www.rfr.bz/lmi0e2vDon’t miss Dr. Peter Always’ presentation on the unique bone adaptation of the lumbar spine in elite cricket fast bowlers. He will delve into the specific risk factors for lumbar bone stress injury, including bowling technique, bone mineral density, volume, and strength training.BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF SPORT AND EXERCISE MEDICINE John Knab, M.D. TOBI: The Orthobiologic InstituteSteven Sampson, D.O. Brice Blatz, MD, MSOlga SimloIgor Hordiychuk Sharon Reynolds-Kyle, DC Here we used as the Edinburgh Neurosurgeons did not want to operate we use non invasive Storz Focused ESWT and Radial ESWT ( All the 20 years R & D by Storz in ESWT in Neurology) which has been hugely beneficially 8 sessions before she was unable to do any physical spinal or core rehabilitation to reduce the chronic stiffness and pain she’s now on the course of swimming and Rehabilitation STORZ MEDICAL AG Prof. Dr. Karsten Knobloch, FACS Thomas Stierle Angela Menzer 孟安琪 Michael Strøm 🇩🇰Tomas NedelkaBoris Kawliche MD

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BASEM Annual Conference 2024🗓️ Date & Time: 07 Nov, 10:50🏏 Session: Bone Adaptation & Risk Factors to Lumbar Bone Stress Injury in Elite Cricket Fast Bowlers🎤 Speaker: Dr Peter Alway 🏏🏏🏏Bone Adaptation & Risk Factors to Lumbar Bone Stress Injury in Elite Cricket Fast BowlersRicoh Lounge NorthCricket fast bowling places enormous load upon the lumbar spine and elite fast bowlers often accumulate thousands of repetitions of this movement at high intensity per year. This presentation highlights the remarkable and unique bone adaptation of the lumbar spine across the career of elite cricket fast bowlers to be able to tolerate this high load, high volume activity. In addition, this presentation will focus on fast bowling specific risk factors to lumbar bone stress injury, including bowling technique, #lumbar bone mineral density, bowling volume, and strength and conditioning.Research Manager at the England & Wales Cricket Board, Visiting Fellow in Injury Science at Loughborough UniversityDr Peter Alway is the Research Manager at the England and Wales Cricket Board and a Visiting Fellow in Injury Science at Loughborough University. He holds a PhD from Loughborough University for his thesis entitled “Risk factors to lumbar stress fracture and lumbar spine adaptation in elite cricket fast bowlers.” Peter has numerous peer-reviewed publications in the fields of biomechanics and physiology, and his research interests lie in understanding aetiology of injury in elite athletic populations.Anyone interested in back pain in the sports population #lumbarstressfracture #sportsmedicine #lowbackpain #injuryprevention Prof. Dr. Karsten Knobloch, FACSTomas NedelkaAngela Menzer 孟安琪

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