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| Overcome
Erectile Dysfunction
Permanently with a Non-Invasive, Painless treatment |
 Leveraging
its core technology and 18 years of
experience in utilizing shockwave
therapies to solve multiple health issues, Medispec has developed the
only existing method for actually curing Erectile Dysfunction - not
just masking the underlying problem. This first-of-its-kind system is
already improving the quality of life for men and their partners around
the world.
- Proven
clinical results with no reported side effects
- Effective
also for patients who do not respond to pharmacotherapy
- Non-invasive
treatment
Effective
Without
Medication
Unlike conventional ED treatment, such as PDE5 inhibitors, EDSWT does
not involve the use of any pharmaceuticals. Moreover, the shock wave
treatment causes no side-effects or systemic load on other organs and
healthy tissues. The non-invasive, painless EDSWT procedure requires no
sedation or anesthesia.
The EDSWT treatment is computer-controlled by the ED1000, in a series
of brief visits to the urologist’s office. Discernable
improvement in the erectile function of the penis can be visible within
two weeks after therapy begins. Recent clinical studies revealed that
patients reported a high rate of satisfaction for more than one year
after treatment – all without reliance on PDE5 inhibitors.
In clinical tests, EDSWT has shown significant long-term effectiveness
after a one-year follow-up period. These results are confirmed by a
double-blind placebo controlled study of a large group of
patients.
What is
EDSWT?
Erectile Dysfunction Shock Wave Therapy (EDSWT) is an innovative
approach to vasculogenic ED, delivered by Medispec’s ED1000,
a device that uses advanced acoustics technology.
This technology has proven to be effective in cardiology, with recent
success in reversible ischemic tissues of the heart. EDSWT utilizes
low-intensity extracorporeal shock waves, focusing on blood vessels and
encouraging neovascularization in the penis shaft and crus. The
low-intensity shock waves help relieve vascular deficiency, a common
cause of erectile dysfunction. |
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| In the USA: ED1000 is limited by
federal law to investigational use.
For
further details contact us at marketing@medispec.com |
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