TECHNOLOGY @ SALVEO
Advanced technology, guided by clinical reasoning.
Devices do not replace assessment or exercise. They are selected when they can support a clear objective within the rehabilitation plan.
CLINIC EQUIPMENT
Technology in service of the clinical plan.
Explore the role of each technology and how it fits within the rehabilitation plan.
Radial Shockwave
Radial pressure waves applied to selected superficial soft-tissue presentations as part of a plan that includes progressive loading and exercise.
- Selected tendon and fascia presentations
- A superficial area identified during assessment
- A plan with measurable symptoms and functional outcomes
Super Inductive System
Electromagnetic stimulation without skin electrodes, used selectively for neuromuscular activation or symptom management.
- Neuromuscular activation with a defined objective
- Short-term symptom management within a broader active plan
- Situations where electrode-free application is clinically useful
TECAR Therapy
Capacitive-resistive radiofrequency that may support symptom management and preparation for movement or exercise.
- Short-term symptom management when indicated
- Preparation for movement or exercise
- A measurable response that can be reassessed
Electrotherapy + vacuum
Electrical stimulation including TENS, IFC, galvanic and Russian currents, alongside vacuum-assisted application, selected for sensory or motor goals.
- Sensory modulation with TENS, IFC or another appropriate current
- Muscle activation when voluntary recruitment is limited
- A clearly defined bridge towards active exercise or function
Therapeutic ultrasound
High-frequency sound energy used only when the objective and parameters connect clearly with the rehabilitation plan.
- A therapeutic objective defined during assessment
- An area and parameters matched to the tissue and objective
- A plan that includes reassessment of symptoms or movement
DECISION PATH
From technology to a measurable outcome.
Technology is selected only after the problem, objective and reassessment method are defined.
- 01
Assessment
History, examination and safety checks establish whether technology has a role in the plan.
- 02
Objective
The intended change and its connection with movement, exercise or function are defined.
- 03
Parameters and dosing
The modality and parameters are adapted to the objective, tolerance and rehabilitation phase.
- 04
Reassessment
The result is measured and the plan continues, changes or stops accordingly.
CLINICAL REASONING FIRST
A device does not replace assessment, education or active progression.
Contraindications vary by technology and model. Device instructions, medical history and the treatment area are checked before use.
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