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Modrý pavilon entrance — Chittussiho 1001/9, Slezská Ostrava
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Shockwave Therapy

Type

Shock Wave Therapy

Duration

20 min

What's included

3 deliverables in this treatment

  • Physiotherapy assessment of the target area
  • Shockwave (acoustic pressure wave) application
  • Guidance on loading and aftercare

Self-pay shockwave therapy (rázová vlna) at Modrý pavilon's physiotherapy department uses acoustic pressure waves to treat persistent musculoskeletal complaints such as tendon pain and chronic overload injuries. Delivered by the physiotherapy team, it is offered as single applications or a discounted four-session package.

About this treatment

Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) uses high-energy acoustic pressure waves delivered through the skin to a targeted area of tissue. It is widely used in physiotherapy for chronic tendon and soft-tissue conditions that have not fully responded to other conservative measures.

How it works

The pressure waves are thought to stimulate a localised healing response — increasing local blood flow, supporting tissue regeneration, and helping to break down areas of calcification or chronically overloaded tissue. It is commonly applied for conditions such as plantar fasciitis (heel pain), Achilles and other tendinopathies, tennis and golfer's elbow, and chronic shoulder complaints, among others.

Good to know

Modality
Extracorporeal shockwave (ESWT)
Duration
10–20 minutes
Package
4 applications for 1,800 Kč
Common uses
Tendinopathy, heel pain, chronic overload

Who is this for?

Chronic tendon pain, plantar fasciitis, tennis/golfer's elbow, persistent soft-tissue overload

Preparation required

Wear clothing that gives easy access to the area being treated. Tell the physiotherapist about any implants, bleeding disorders or current medications.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

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Clinical team

The infusion day-clinic is led by head nurse Mgr. Petra Ševečková, supported by specialist nurses Renáta Plačková and Ivana Šimková. The wider centre employs specialists across neurology, rehabilitation medicine, ophthalmology, neurosonology, physiotherapy and dental departments.

Languages: Czech

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