Technology

Physio preparing ultrasound machine

Musculoskeletal ultrasound

This is an innovative tool that complements and enriches the functional diagnosis carried out by the physiotherapist in response to the pain for which the patient comes to the consultation.

Ultrasound is the present and the future of physiotherapy.

Neuromodulation

Neuromodulation in physiotherapy is a technique that uses electrical or magnetic stimuli to modify the activity of the nervous system.

It is used to relieve pain, improve neuromuscular function and treat various neurological conditions, enhancing the patient's rehabilitation and recovery.

Percutaneous Intratissue Electrolysis (EPI)

It is an advanced technique in physiotherapy to treat soft tissue injuries such as tendons, muscles and ligaments.

It uses an ultrasound-guided needle that applies galvanic current.

Diathermy

Therapeutic tool that, through the passage of a high-frequency current, generates deep heat in the tissues, thus emulating different mechanisms of pain inhibition, anti-inflammation, regeneration and healing of injured tissue.

It is used in muscle, bone and connective tissue injuries.

Global pressotherapy treatment

Normatec Pressotherapy

High-end therapeutic tool that provides great benefits in health and performance.

Promotes vascular and lymphatic circulation.

Increases oxygen in the tissues and promotes cell regeneration, rapid muscle recovery and elimination of waste substances.

Compression + Cold «Cryopush»

Therapeutic tool based on a system that combines cryotherapy and pressure simultaneously.

It is a local stimulus that helps reduce pain, inflammation and improve circulation in the area where it is applied.

Physiotherapy clinic in Alcala de Henares with the best technology for treatments

Physiotherapy treatment with neuromodulation, pressotherapy, diathermy, compression + cold, ultrasound and percutaneous intratissue electrolysis (EPI)

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