No. The delivery of shock waves is synchronized with the patient’s R-wave.
During this period, the heart is in its refractory phase, thus, another action potential cannot be produced eliminating the risk for arrhythmia. The synchronization serves another purpose as well, as a means for precision in delivery of treatment as the heart will be at the exact state (End-Diastole) for every shockwave pulse.
The AUA Annual Meeting will provide the latest evidence-based science and education in urology!
International Trade Fair with conferences and forums for Medical Technology, Electromedicine, Health-IT, Laboratory Equipment, Diagnostics and Drugs.
IMCAS is dedicated to teaching of the highest quality at the interface of plastic surgery and dermatology. Congresses take place four times a year in wonderful locations around the world.
Shockwave Therapies are the Best Alternative to Surgery, Non-invasive Solutions for Healing.
Company
Our Websites
Products
Solutions
